JanSt

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by JanSt 3y ago
No, ads are okay in terms of GDPR. The tracking requires consent.
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by JanSt 3y ago
As a german I'm so jealous for the smart actions of our neighbors. We are always at least 10 years behind.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Chrome offers bluetooth support, doesn’t it?
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by JanSt 3y ago
Only B2B
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by JanSt 3y ago
It‘s not zero VAT. It just reverses who has to pay the VAT. E.g Microsoft invoices me at 0% VAT but I have to report and pay 19% to the state. (b2b only)
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by JanSt 3y ago
The software he writes is the capital obviously
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by JanSt 3y ago
Well you prefer punishment, Germany prefers reintegration. Destroying a persons life is a pretty good way to keep a criminal criminal.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Avoid investors. You don't need a huge team. Try to bootstrap everything, preferably on the side (can you reduce your work hours? I reduced my hours by 50%. I never had pressure to make money and developed the project for nearly two ye
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by JanSt 3y ago
As long as YCombinator allow users from Europe, they have to adhere to the rules. It does not matter whether there is a local entity or not, they serve European users. If a European company provides a service to US users, they have to adher
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by JanSt 3y ago
Is there some kind of Auto-i18n where the function sends a request to a server if there is no localization available? The server could in turn request a translation from a service and add it to the localization files
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by JanSt 3y ago
Dresden is a huge chip hub with lots of talent
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by JanSt 3y ago
Are there english recipes available? All I find is italian
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by JanSt 3y ago
I'm using Digital Ocean App platform, which does pretty much everything for me. It's very simple to use. I can run my app as a single developer without caring about infrastructure for 99% of the time.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Same experience for me. Very unlucky answers now.
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by JanSt 3y ago
I'm now sometimes using GPT3.5 because it produces better results than GPT4. GPT4 was amazing when it first came out for me. Either it has deteriorated or I was lucky in the beginning and am now lucky with GPT3.5 from time to time.
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by JanSt 3y ago
The individual value of an IC outside of Meta is most certainly lower than what they get paid there. The company provides so much value that it raises the ICs value inside Meta. It's win-win.
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by JanSt 3y ago
enjoying something != life fullfilment Our biology enjoys those dopamine hits
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by JanSt 3y ago
You have either not read the article or didn’t understand it. The PSÜ has little to do with the actual condition of the reactors.
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by JanSt 3y ago
This is simple not true. https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/politik-gesellschaft/politik... You still pay teice the price for gas as before because we had 30yr low costs (below spot) contracts with Gazprom.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Please tell me again how that has to do with my root post on this thread. but - okay, if you want to play this game - that has nothing to do with this thread: the renewables were built faster under Merkel than under the current coalition. G
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by JanSt 3y ago
There would have been NO road blocks for extending the lifetime. Westinghouse offered fuel rods which would have been delivered in time. They had all the normal maintenance (every 2 years) and were in pristine condition, much better than mo
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by JanSt 3y ago
I did not claim it is only to lower production - it's mainly due to it. Which is exactly my point. Renewables were not actively hindered, Germany just decided to stop paying 30-50 cent per kwh in subsidies because it's stupid. Als
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by JanSt 3y ago
lignite coal is the worst one, literally bringing us climate change, extremely bad air and pollution.
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by JanSt 3y ago
It's not an echo chamber but statistics: https://www.tech-for-future.de/atomkraft-umfrage/#Wie_viel_P...
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by JanSt 3y ago
That's dishonest. They had three month to reverse the decision on the first three in time of an energy crisis but refused to do it; they took another year not to switch off the next three. The decision HAD to be revised because of the
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by JanSt 3y ago
eagerly waiting for you to respond in German
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by JanSt 3y ago
the current coalition did massive ecological damage by not keeping the six nuclear power plants running. In 2021 they produced more energy than all installed solar combined. It would have been an easy move that would have granted us 10+ mor
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by JanSt 3y ago
Most of the population changed their mind and is pro-nuclear. But sadly the only party really supporting nuclear energy is the AfD, which is a far-right party most would never consider to vote for. Nuclear phase-out is part of the Green par
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by JanSt 3y ago
The reason does not really matter for the math. The record is due to lower production and not a rapid build-up of renewable energy production.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Germany also produced a multi year net electricity generation low in June. The rise mostly results from this reduction because of the nuclear phase out. These are not the actual numbers but an example: June 2022: renewables 15TWh, total 40T

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