Mo3

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by Mo3 4y ago
Of course there's still cars. They are just not used exclusively or frequently. If I remember the statistics correctly, in cities trips are made 30-45% by bicycle, 25-40% by public transport and the rest is cars.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Of course there's going to be some level of separation between residential areas and other areas - but contrary to, for example the US, where you have to walk for miles or put your life in danger bicycling between a suburb and the city
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by Mo3 4y ago
I lived there for a year. I think you forget that everyone owns a bicycle, everyone rides their bicycle everywhere, and almost every single street has a separated bicycle lane. There are more bicycle lanes than in any other country on earth
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by Mo3 4y ago
Your service looks very nice and the design is fantastic. Just thought I'd share.
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by Mo3 4y ago
At least we don’t let junior developers with close to zero experience anywhere near production.. I didn’t quite read the part about his experience in the article, I agree firing over that wouldn’t be fair, but that just raises other questio
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by Mo3 4y ago
In this case - seeing how they let them have direct access to production - I agree on the miserable sounding place to work and repeat myself - It’s a miracle nothing happened sooner
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by Mo3 4y ago
Seriously.. also, looking at these code snippets... If someone delivers code that looks like that, especially if intended for a production system, I'm firing immediately. It's a miracle nothing has happened sooner.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Fwiw, I skimmed over all emails I got until I saw this thread.
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by Mo3 4y ago
GCP (especially Firebase if you’re looking for a simple abstraction layer that feels more Heroku-like) is absolutely phenomenal. If it wasn’t for the legendary bad support and constant Google-typical paranoia of and arbitrariness in shuttin
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by Mo3 4y ago
I love Proton. I use everything, Mail with 5 custom domains attached, VPN, the new Files component is turning out fantastic too, and the mobile apps are rock stable I believe they’re on a fantastic path these days and as soon as the Drive&#
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by Mo3 4y ago
It's supposed to be an easy example of the concept of sharing memory by communicating and has nothing to do with the recommendation to not pass tiny amounts of tasks.
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by Mo3 4y ago
> That makes sense: channels are a way of organizing concurrent programs, not a way of organizing distributed systems. Exactly.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I have not once had to use sync/atomic and I wrote and maintain a massive data aggregation and quantitative algorithm platform 100% in Go at work. Channels in Go are not a function, they are a primitive type. In contrast to semaphore
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by Mo3 4y ago
Depends, when are they? The real Oktoberfest starts mid September. (Don’t ask.)
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by Mo3 4y ago
That was excruciating. Just like the "Oktoberfests" that take place in America. It's a shit-show.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Een Nederlander zegt tegen zijn vrouw: “Johanna, giet een liter water bij de soep, we hebben gasten!” (I'm German, but I live in the Netherlands. I absolutely love these jokes between you)
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by Mo3 4y ago
Nah, it means "collapsing newly constructed buildings", lol. Einstürzend = collapsing Neubauten = made of "Neu"=new and "bauten"=buildings
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by Mo3 4y ago
That reminds me, I saw something similar on this Ukrainian music video about Bayraktar drones too. Timestamp 0:25 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXVu_DeB4wo
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by Mo3 4y ago
Ahhhh, that. I only ever heard it being used in relation to imagining bad future events that turn out far better than expected.
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by Mo3 4y ago
> but to borrow a German idiom, don’t eat the headlines as hot as they’re cooked. I'm German and I have never heard this before, but I like it.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Yeah something‘s super fishy about this. I would recommend only doing this in a local VM.
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by Mo3 4y ago
But that is not up to you to decide in the case of OSS. Public websites get crawled and indexed hundreds of times per day and sometimes linked to even with criticism. Would you not say this is the same concept?
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by Mo3 4y ago
Only if you establish your lab in a tent on the street and put a sign that says "for public display" on it. > And in case of OSS this lab may be my tiny garage where me and friends tinker on stuff. That's not OSS. OSS woul
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by Mo3 4y ago
> I have never given consent to this and I have no choice to opt out. You have a public repository on GitHub. You are free to switch it to private, but otherwise this absolutely illogical. No one needs your consent to submit PRs to and h
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by Mo3 4y ago
> - Forbids strong encryption at rest. Failing to cooperate in decryption can also yield imprisonment. What the fuck?
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by Mo3 4y ago
Oh.. I meant price action. But I guess it’s true for both!
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by Mo3 4y ago
Hahaha, I definitely didn’t mean to kick off political discussion in here. I’m happy this isn’t Reddit. Just couldn’t help but notice the similarity.
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by Mo3 4y ago
https://foundation.gnome.org/2020/05/20/patent-case-against-... > Leigh Rothschild said “I’m pleased that we have managed to settle this issue amicably. I have always supported the innovation of open sourc
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by Mo3 4y ago
I was talking about PA. They have proven themselves very reliable for it so far. Fundamentals and other information is being pulled directly off NASDAQ etc, of course. Polygon does not offer a lot of data in these regards. Realistically for
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by Mo3 4y ago
Not OP, but I am in charge of engineering and operating a high-performance quantitative algorithm engine at my company and I can wholeheartedly recommend https://polygon.io . We continously pull their whole dataset in one minute

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