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by arez 6y ago
you seem to be very disconnected with people who have these problems. There are no jobs for some people, they can't move, can't work in certain jobs, have mental, physical problems etc. also no, society maybe doesn't owe you
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by arez 6y ago
honeypots are not allowed in germany afaik. The police is not allowed to sell drugs or ask people for drugs and then take them in
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by arez 6y ago
I don't get why nobody is talking about Ingmar Hoerr (Founder of curevac) who found out that you can use RNA as an envelope to send informarion to the immune system. Is every country just supporting "their" scientists or some
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by arez 6y ago
how are they addressed? You don't know if it's 1:1 backed, if you don't know that it can collapse any moment
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by arez 6y ago
classic HN comment, nothing is worth anything if not done 100% luckily it's not like that in the real world. Agreements like this are tiny footsteps in the right direction, people are being aware, acknowledging the problem, setting di
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by arez 6y ago
not all of them, but many engineers are willing to move if they don't have kids and can make it work
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by arez 6y ago
we have all that in germany but we also have minimum wage, which uber can't pay, that's why they're basically a "normal" taxi company here.
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by arez 6y ago
is this a RoR ad? It doesn't really provide any new insights. If your devs are hired by nflx or hit by a bus the outcome is the same. It's just a saying
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by arez 6y ago
no, but he wrote down his ideologie
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by arez 6y ago
you can buy "Mein Kampf" anytime if you want, I doubt you get anything useful out of it or become a mass murderer if you read it. If you ban books or thoughts or manifestos you end up being totalitarian you becoming the very thing
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by arez 6y ago
Google Tag Manager https://tagmanager.google.com/
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by arez 6y ago
20m€ are peanuts for this. These government contracts normally takes ages, explode in cost and never really work in the end. I'm glad to see that we have experts in germany that can in just 6 weeks develop such an app for just 20m€. I
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by arez 6y ago
You have become the very thing you swore to destroy!
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by arez 6y ago
wait they have MS teams which has way more users
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by arez 6y ago
hmm, might be what I'm looking for, I'm just turned off by the "Give us a call and request a demo website"
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by arez 6y ago
looks nice, I don't want to hijack this post, but does anyone know a software that shows a GUI to manage OPA policies that are not OPA Gatekeeper ones?
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by arez 6y ago
yeah definitely, but it would still be nice if workers would be treated more equal no matter their profession
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by arez 6y ago
the entire german country would like to have a word with you
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by arez 6y ago
I suspect the same percentage of people exploiting the system in warehouses as in office jobs, still you can see very "inhumane" rules only in warehouses.
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by arez 7y ago
It's officially confirmed: "Germany’s Health Ministry confirmed a report in newspaper Welt am Sonntag"
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by arez 7y ago
They can. They could ban the trade deal of the vaccine or the IP. They could even nationalize the company, but I don't think that's very likely. The Company is already working together with a government owned health institute so i
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by arez 7y ago
why would you work together with the US? They would steal and patent the results in the end or just claim that they invented it because they're the best country anyway and "America First". If the US politics don't change
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by arez 7y ago
"never catch a falling knife"
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by arez 7y ago
you try to make people click on ads, selling that as "extremely intellectually stimulating" sounds fancy but all you do is manipulate people and you're nothing more than a marketing guy with fancy tools. Do you really want to
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by arez 7y ago
developed a tool together with a colleague that ket anyone ask anonymous questions to the founders. We had the problem, that the founders wanted to get more people to ask questions in our all-hands meetings and me and my colleague thought i
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by arez 7y ago
thanks, yes, that's kinda how I feel. Your comment somehow made me feel better, at least I know I'm in a rat race and that takes pressure off of me. Even when I'm staying in, it's better to have the view from the outside
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by arez 7y ago
it's not just this article. I feel the pressure in my every day life. I already have a job that fulfills me and where I give 100%, does that mean I will be the next CTO, no probably not, so I can't even claim to push my career tha
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by arez 7y ago
One aspect nobody mentioned so far is, why do I have to focus so much on my dreams and "work on the next rocket to mars"? Why isn't it okay anymore to just do my job, have friends and watch movies? Why does everyone has to be
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by arez 7y ago
Do you have a reference for the uber microservice difficulties?
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by arez 7y ago
why are german labour laws very well suited? Tesla had several incidents with injured workers and safety violations

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