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by SvenL 2y ago
I think it would better to let them renovate/build public goods like schools/libraries/streets etc. If they pay taxes I don’t think it would help society. It would require politicians which don’t use tax money to improve the
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by SvenL 2y ago
It’s pretty amazing that there are such systems. Everytime I try something like this I fail following it just a few weeks later. I just relay on search, I have one mailbox, one download folder and that’s it. If I look for something I have j
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by SvenL 2y ago
Well, yes and no. I think there would be no Electron Apps if the native desktop sdk/api/frameworks wouldn’t be garbage. On Windows it’s a total mess, Win32/WPF/UWP and now what ever their fancy is (I think it’s Win32 ag
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by SvenL 2y ago
I‘m not quite sure but wouldn’t that mean, that prices for those products would be raised? Also, even if a company has a plant in the US, wouldn’t be the products produced there still be more expensive because production costs (like wages)
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by SvenL 2y ago
Meh, why did they choose this name. Stargate does not deserve this…
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by SvenL 2y ago
Similar here, the Zanclean flood ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanclean_flood ). But I think there are so many interesting events/times in history. It would also be interesting to visit Ancient Rome or the city
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by SvenL 2y ago
The person who changes it should write a test to verify his change, right? Ultimately the person should write the test in the same file as the previous tests, chances are high it will be seen there. And even if not, the person doing the cha
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by SvenL 2y ago
I'm not sure, every such task work as a distraction. Like "what music should I listen to? Oh hey, maybe this band has a new album...." and from there I would be distracted....like finding new album, but also find some other i
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by SvenL 2y ago
I always wonder, how do you debug which such a setup?
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by SvenL 2y ago
I find it a little bit weird to have such a long list in order to do a task. Like getting something to drink, look for music…isn’t this kind of procrastination?
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by SvenL 2y ago
Interesting. I always hear "you don't need a full blown IDE, vscode/neovim/other text editor should be enough". Then I read those articles about which plugins/bundles/addons I need to install and I wonder
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by SvenL 2y ago
Yes it does. Also good example. I just like how it utilizes the small space of the app icon to provide the essence value of the app.
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by SvenL 2y ago
One small thing on iOS: the clock app icon shows the actual time.
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by SvenL 2y ago
On one page he mentioned that the airline supplied material which he used to create the designs in Adobe Illustrator.
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by SvenL 2y ago
I love such article. It’s pretty good written and it’s really awesome to see other struggle too. But I have to admit, I envy those skills.
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by SvenL 2y ago
Could it be that a lot of the inhabitants are Inuit? I could imagine they refuse modern health care, similar to Amish people in the US? A quick google search shows an average life expectancy for Amish people to be 71. I might check those hy
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by SvenL 2y ago
Well, one might say the same about USA. Bad health care, bad education, bad infrastructure and a lot of spending on military. On that note, I read a satire news article that Denmark was offering to buy the US without the government so they
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by SvenL 2y ago
We‘re using Azure DevOps Boards, it’s pretty decent. Does lack some things like timesheets but for simple basic things it’s great.
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by SvenL 2y ago
I‘m curious, what do you mean by disaster in regards to energy policy?
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by SvenL 2y ago
Doesn’t this just shift the problem? From trusting a company it knows about security to trusting ONE person she/he knows about security? I would rather trust a company with x persons working on security than one person. Yes Big Company
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by SvenL 2y ago
Having useless meeting, writing stupid documentation just for the sake of a stupid process, doing nonsense estimation of things which can’t be estimated and my favorite…creating tickets in Jira/servicenow.
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by SvenL 2y ago
Would it be possible to sell the house? Kind of get rid of the mortgage?
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by SvenL 2y ago
I would agree with this assessment if there would be no evidence that bird flu poses a risk. But due to more and more people being infected with it (mammal to human transmission) it may be a good idea to track this. There was also some news
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by SvenL 2y ago
But then they need to prove that the mp3 are from your cd and not mine, right? The same for the dvd, he could have created the copy from his own?
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by SvenL 2y ago
Sadly it’s really hard to distinguish users and bots (on both platforms) - or even impossible. Maybe in the future there is just a social network populated with bots…
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by SvenL 2y ago
Yes, for most use cases it doesn’t really matter which language is chosen. Regarding just spending more money on memory - I agree that it’s definitely cheaper but it’s not only about wasting bytes of memory. If the garbage collector has a l
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by SvenL 2y ago
On the other hand memory management in web applications is quite easy. Most of the stuff is only required for the lifetime of a request. Some stuff needs to be available the whole application life time.
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by SvenL 2y ago
Would be interesting if they pay because they want those tools or if they pay because they fear rewriting some old tools using those languages.
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by SvenL 2y ago
I think it would be generally a good Idea to bind payment of politicians to some outcome.

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