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by asyx 3y ago
Haven't used it extensively but BMW and Mercedes works reasonably well in German.
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by asyx 3y ago
Fast enough. You get enough tools to optimize the queries. Keep in mind that Django is still a web framework. You can go nuts with Django and it starts to feel like maybe raw SQL would have been easier but I've rarely encountered this.
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by asyx 3y ago
They have been using this business model for years for their VPS products and Hetzner has slowly been moving to unify their products because it's such a disjointed mess right now. Like, it's completely unreasonable to expect to pa
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by asyx 3y ago
Hangul is really only impressive if you're a native English speaker. It's probably somewhere between German and French in terms of ease of use and nothing special in that regard. Of course the cultural bubble of Korea includes Chi
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by asyx 3y ago
I think the point being made here is that those systems could also shield Russian infrastructure making it impossible for Ukraine to take those out and making them unable to defend their country. I don't think the commenter you replied
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by asyx 3y ago
As far as I remember, the commission tried to introduce the chat control nonsense but the parliament shut it down.
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by asyx 3y ago
There's nothing that will get me to stop showering before I leave the house (which is every day. But, like, I don't feel comfortable just showering every day. I need to shower in the morning to feel clean) precisely because I neve
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by asyx 3y ago
"That people who have only been on this continent for 235 years would refuse to recognise those whose home this land has been for 60,000 and more years is beyond reason." Top quote the article...
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by asyx 3y ago
They do but it's not as smooth as rust or Python. It is obvious that not many people use neovim or similar editors. Like, last time I used it Microsoft broke their own LSP protocol and fixed it in the vscode extension.
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by asyx 3y ago
The ESP chips are barely power efficient enough to run on battery with C. Like, honestly, I'd not put anything but compiled languages without some sort of runtime on those chips except if I have something like "update an eink disp
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by asyx 3y ago
Do they still sell Intel Macs? If not that's not a problem you need to concern yourself with. I'd always go for a Mac until I can't these days. It's my default computer recommendation. Not in budget, need to play games,
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by asyx 3y ago
I think the US has a very weird relationship with education. Here in Germany, you pay a small fee to the university, then an even smaller fee for something else and then like 150€ or so for public transport through the whole state. I think
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by asyx 3y ago
Munich and Berlin (as well as Hamburg and I personally know people from Cologne that move away due to rent increasing heavily) are really expensive for German standards though. They're almost statistical outliers.
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by asyx 3y ago
Fillers are cultural. Japanese speakers use ano.
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by asyx 3y ago
It's like paper to me.
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by asyx 3y ago
That's even low for Germany where 1k rent is considered expensive.
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by asyx 3y ago
There are millions of people with cgms that drink soda with artificial sweeteners that see no spike in their blood sugar. There are enough people in this world that would have to deal with serious health complications if aspartame caused BG
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by asyx 3y ago
I like how everybody is giving you shit. Having used all three fairly recently: The desktop Linux environment has never been worse. With Wayland and High DPI, you're kinda forced to use KDE or Gnome to have a smooth experience. Other d
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by asyx 3y ago
It's really not an issue to have a junior bang their head against the wall for a few hours and then telling them that they should have gotten help sooner. They won't do that every single time. At some point they'll realize th
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by asyx 3y ago
But we're talking here about thermal runaway protection. Not "my prints are ugly let me fix this". In the same way you want your 3D printer to not burn your house down you want your dishwasher to not flood your house. Sounds
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by asyx 3y ago
Because that's where the money is. You don't get paid for your technical abilities but for how much value you bring to an employer. There are probably a good chunk of researchers that still eat instant ramen at the end of the mont
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by asyx 3y ago
We just use custom fields. So we have a backend, frontend and QA field. Assigned is always the one who needs to do something.
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by asyx 3y ago
Same here. I do have .dev as well though if things go south.
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by asyx 3y ago
I actually didn't know that .me was a cctld so now I have surname.me and am kinda worried. I also own surname.dev but I'm not sure if my wife would like to change email addresses...
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by asyx 3y ago
Same here except that my mother (probably) has ADHD too and my parents are divorced so my mother kinda left me to my own devices because her childhood was more like yours. I have no career ambition besides not hating my job. I don't ha
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by asyx 3y ago
Same. I always look for a reason to run FreeBSD for jails and ZFS but I just can't. Questionable compatibility and the lack of OCI containers (which are an easy way out if you don't want to spend time setting up a jail on your hom
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by asyx 3y ago
What did you do about it? I'm exclusively a vacation reader. When I have limited free time, reading competes with other hobbies or media and almost never wins just because a book is such a huge time investment compared to a movie or a
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by asyx 3y ago
Do you have a link handy for this? Not because I doubt you just because I'd really love something I can link next time somebody tells me diet soda will kill me earlier than the sugar in normal soda even though I'm diabetic. Like,