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by M0r13n 4y ago
Even if some of the problems shown in the article are not direct consequences of climate change, I am still sad that so much of the Norwegian nature is being destroyed. :-(
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by M0r13n 4y ago
I ask myself whether the Chinese government knows more about the risks of a COVID infection and is therefore trying everything it can to stop it from spreading. Maybe the virus actually leaked and the chemists know something about the long
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by M0r13n 4y ago
For this kind of job it's definitely not bad. Slightly above average in my opinion
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Tell HN: Godaddy canceled my domain, gave me 2h to respond, then charged €150
603 points by M0r13n 4y ago|302 comments
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by M0r13n 4y ago
It is frightening to see that most of the gestures are already in my muscle memory. Without even reading the advertising popups, I intuitively scan the site and click the relevant closing button. Because the basic patterns are similar on
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by M0r13n 4y ago
That's exactly me! +1
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by M0r13n 4y ago
I am conflicted when it comes to stuff like that: - on the one hand I really want free, open and non profit services to succeed - at the same time I greatly value the user experience Don't get me wrong: These two things can go hand in
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by M0r13n 4y ago
This is super helpful for companies that have tight security constraints. At work, I am forced to work in an air-gapped environment to prevent unwanted stuff from coming into our network and also to prevent stuff to leave our network. Setti
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by M0r13n 4y ago
For me Github offers the best UI/UX of all public code hosting and collaboration platforms. At work we use Gitlab, which has come a long way. But I „grew up“ with GitHub and find it hard to switch.
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by M0r13n 4y ago
I am curios how much the excess consumption of water influences the low water levels. I do not get the feeling that the inhabitants of California are particularly saving any water. I guess that there is big potential to save water.
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by M0r13n 4y ago
I am quite grateful, that I can show up at work in whatever clothes I like. A suit during summer would be so stressful.
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by M0r13n 4y ago
If things are getting hot here, this could be a good tip. For me this increased tolerance to heat could be worth the effort if training in a Sauna.
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by M0r13n 4y ago
Heat Pumps could help here in the long term. Once I am able to build my own house, I am going to add floor heating and a heat pump. During winter it will heaten the place and during summer I can use the same pipes to pipe cool water around
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by M0r13n 4y ago
Same for me! I even thought of moving to Sweden or Norway during summer. Even tough I am already living at the very north of Germany.
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by M0r13n 4y ago
> You're likely less productive due being uncomfortable and not due heat itself. If the heat makes me feel uncomfortable, thus making me less productive, it is still the heat that causes the decline of productivity.
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by M0r13n 4y ago
That’s definitely what I personally experienced.
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by M0r13n 4y ago
Are there any such studies that have investigated, how heat influences the overall human productivity? Obviously, physical work becomes harder and correspondingly less productive during heat. But I also notice a considerable degradation of
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by M0r13n 4y ago
Nope. Personally I could not disagree more. I studied CS pre pandemic at a regular university. The whole curriculum was designed around lectures and in-person classes. But I skipped most of them due to social anxiety and laziness. Because e
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by M0r13n 4y ago
I can not relate to this. I found my first real job after university in a medium sized company (100-200 employees). This company is a truly in-office company by heart. Before covid everybody had to go to the office. Working from home was no
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by M0r13n 4y ago
Personally, I tend to use simple diagrams to illustrate the basics. I try to keep them as small and minimal as possible. This way I can reduce the risk of excess work if something changes. If the case, that I want to illustrate, is too comp
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Alexa, can we design gamification without a screen?(researchgate.net)
1 points by M0r13n 4y ago|0 comments
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by M0r13n 4y ago
Nice to see that "Docker and Kubernetes are in first and second place as the most loved and wanted tools" according to the Stack Overflow developer survey.
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Show HN: Live plot open connections from your MikroTik device on a 3-d globe(github.com)
4 points by M0r13n 4y ago|0 comments
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by M0r13n 4y ago
I was one of those guys that hosted nearly everything on a bunch of Pis. While it was fun initially, I eventually got frustrated. Yeah, self-hosting stuff is fun'n games. But sadly things do break, SD cards fail, hardware dies and back
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by M0r13n 4y ago
That is actually a brilliant idea!
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by M0r13n 4y ago
Are there any real alternatives to Heroku for small to medium sized projects? I am talking about projects with only one or two engineers. Those engineers likely focus on providing value for the customer by improving the actual product itsel
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by M0r13n 5y ago
Love it.
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by M0r13n 5y ago
What would happen if the western tech giants decide to shutdown every service in russia? No AWS, no GCP, no peering, etc. I am pretty sure, that most companies in russia rely on western infrastructur in some way. Also it would be pretty har
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by M0r13n 5y ago
This is why I love Ansible. As a DevOps enigneer I do not design or implement complex systems or programs. But I am responsible for the reliability of our systems and infrastructure. And Ansible is just pleasant to use for the same reasons
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A ML View of the Role of Blood Glucose Levels in the Severity of Covid(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by M0r13n 5y ago|0 comments

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