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by Escapado 6y ago
As someone who is currently making a living as a frontend dev I feel you - however for anything more visually advanced and everything less standard (and I understand that it is debatable whether that should be done in the first place) it&#x
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by Escapado 6y ago
And with (financial) protection for those who refuse to partake and report the crime. I guess the person pressing the dump button would usually make just above minimum wage and would be considered unimportant enough to fire if he stood up f
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by Escapado 6y ago
I can vouch for that book too. About 3 years ago I used it as the main text book for a QC course and came back to it multiple times during my master thesis. For me it was just concise enough to stay focused but not get lost every other sent
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by Escapado 6y ago
At my current gig we do that too for a dead simple frontend. a couple of simple tables and cards, a navigation and a footer and we're easily over 2mb. But as I have been told that's what happens when Google analytics gets pulled i
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by Escapado 6y ago
I'm confused by some comments here. Speaking out about one evil isn't warranted if there is another that could also be addressed? This flavor of whataboutism is not helping anyone is it? I am not sure who is harmed in them talking
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by Escapado 7y ago
Lost my shit reading this. Thank you so much for sharing this.
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by Escapado 7y ago
I would like that in Germany too. Here it's fixed but if you get caught speeding beyond a threshold your driver's license gets suspended we also get points and with a certain amount of points you are not allowed to drive anymore a
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by Escapado 7y ago
I completely sympathize with those people and as you stated the law was broken and I think the proper law should be enforced. Yet, from what I gather people are still on the fence even if all laws are considered properly because even with t
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by Escapado 7y ago
I live in Germany and I am in the camp of those who believe that paying for pretty clean and sustainable energy source with having a couple of turbines installed and "ruining" the view of some places is worth it (as long as it is
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by Escapado 7y ago
If even a quarter of this went down as described in the article this is seriously fucked up beyond measure.
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by Escapado 7y ago
I love chartjs. It's so easy to get started with it and comes with a lot of great features out of the box. I just wish its animation system was a little more extensive like giving me the option to animate ticks and grid lines for eye c
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by Escapado 7y ago
If we get plasma wakefield accelerators working better we could build a table top free electron laser and just go with that!
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by Escapado 7y ago
My name is Kevin. I'm 27 and I'm from (west) germany. Most people I get to know will bring the topic up. I got a master's degree in physics and I have heard people say something like 'your name doesn't fit your prof
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by Escapado 7y ago
Same in physics. You'd think it would get better after a few semesters but it kind of became one of the constants during my studies. Especially in math 1-4 and in almost every theoretical physics lecture I attended. The worst was quant
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by Escapado 7y ago
German (from Hamburg) here. We jaywalk all the time. Of course if there is heavy traffic then people usually go to the next traffic light as it will be faster but in my almost 30 years I have heard of maybe 1 incident where the police actua
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by Escapado 8y ago
Should have named it Pypelines. But seriously though I am not sure what the benefits over multiprocessing are. It looks a little cryptic at first sight.
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by Escapado 8y ago
I never knew you were on HN but I'll use this opportunity hoping that you'll read this. Recently I finished my masters thesis in quantum machine learning (I'm a physicist) and I think without the amazing book you wrote with I
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by Escapado 8y ago
Financial uncertainties, publish or parish culture and inappropriate performance metrics seem like the perfect cocktail for depression and anxiety. Probably why the rate of mental health issues for academics surges. I just finished my maste
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by Escapado 8y ago
Wouldn't DDoS be incredibly hard to pull off given YouTubes vast resources? I mean they generate so much traffic all the time and serve so many requests a second I don't know if botnets of that size exist. Anyone here more knowled
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by Escapado 8y ago
Not gonna argue with this, I just wanted to point out that it's not without mistakes. For Students of the 12th grade it's super well done. For those more concerned with correctness and completeness: For example saying a basis is a
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by Escapado 8y ago
Looks like a nice introduction with lots of concrete examples although while reading through it I spotted a couple of minor things that are poorly worded/wrong or other things are omitted which are rather interesting from a quantum com
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by Escapado 8y ago
Normally I only lurk here but I wanted to say that I support your claim. Been suffering from anxiety and later also depression for almost 5 years now. After 3 years I started jogging every other day. My good episodes last so much longer, ba
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by Escapado 8y ago
Wait can I use US netflix from Germany for free then? Oh gawd pls
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by Escapado 8y ago
Nice article. About two years ago I wanted to make my pc completely silent as well. It turned out that the cheapest solution for me was to put the pc in another room that I don't sit in and put long hdmi + USB cables through the wall.
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by Escapado 8y ago
Which makes sense if you can pay. But for low income house holds it's a decision between live long poverty or death. Here in Germany I am pretty glad that whatever I have I can go to a doctor or hospital and not get a single bill for i
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by Escapado 9y ago
Generally speaking yes! That's what companies do that create masks for lithography so that the structures the manufacturers can create are smaller than the wavelength they use in the process. (See https://en.m.wikipedia.org&