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by benjaminsuch 7y ago
Niccolo Machiavelli - The Prince
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by benjaminsuch 7y ago
What do you mean by "fucks over"? People want to reduce CO2, they want a greener Germany, a greener world and more importantly reach the climate agreement. Subsidizing electric cars is one step towards it.
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by benjaminsuch 7y ago
I think projects like this show a lot of brainpower and determination the developer has. In case someone wants to prove his knowledge and connect different kind of technologies, a project like this is a wonderful way to do so. Heads up to a
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by benjaminsuch 7y ago
I once talked to a taxi/cab driver about, why (in germany) almost every taxi/cab are a Mercedes. He said, that is is because of the insane durability of Mercedes cars. Plus it's easier for them to maintain them, since even fo
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by benjaminsuch 7y ago
This is the reason why I often tend to use Redux, even tho it's overkill. The redux devtools are an amazing tool to see whats going on and who changed what. But maybe someone give me a better solution than using Redux? I mean, if you p
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by benjaminsuch 7y ago
I love this. It's actually huge, but I wonder why you have to apply for a waitlist in order to be able to get sponsored? Why wouldn't we be allowed to sponsor anyone? I suppose it has something to do to prevent money laundry?
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
N26 have some big troubles in germany. The BaFin (german abbr. for Federal Financial Supervisory Authority) is taking a closer look into N26 after several reports for "money disappearing" and having insufficient customer support.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
Why do you assume they didn't?
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
You are free to buy a smartphone from other manufacturers. No one is forcing you to use an Apple product.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
I think it all comes down to the required skills. If you don't have a degree, you have to convince the company in other way that you have what they need. Especially in software development it's pretty easy to show your skills.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
I hate to brag but why can't you enlarge the screenshots on the App Store? Why is there no info or video what so ever to showcase the tool?
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
I wonder if Airbnb responded to that? I mean it got over 243k likes on the post so I guess the social media reaction would be pretty big?
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
"...anything else is slavery" What?
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
I love Dan. One of very few developers I really admire. And it's quite nice to see that we have very similar knowledge gaps.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
Compete with Origin? Origin hosts EA games only they are no competitor to Steam.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
Great news, I'm looking forward what Discord is pulling off. As far as I heard, they also want to push into the game distributing market? Epic Games seem to me really as one of the very very few game companies who, beside of marketing,
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
Just curious why no one want to touch it again? I never developed with Angular but I loved to develop with AngularJS (and still working with it). Can anybody entlighten me?
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
For me its the opposite. When I'm into something really deep, time travels so much faster and I wonder where all that time went.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
You do realise that Lumberyard is just an licensed build of CryEngine with AWS related APIs added on top, right? Yes I know this, but it doesn't change anything on my point that they are still working on the network part which i
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
They switched 2 years ago from CryEngine to Lumberyard from Amazon which have an integrated feature for using AWS. They also stated that they completely rewrote the network part and still working on it to date. They call it Object Container
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
Uhm sorry but what you just wrote are pure assumptions. And the fact that you are "a game developer" doesn't make your claims more true. If you really followed the development process and watched their "Around the Verse&
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
The computing power of a space shuttle is laughably tiny in comparison to an Arduino Is that so? I'm actually surprised and yes I did not know this. Do you have something to read about that? Sounds interesting.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
Yes the ARK Map is pretty "old". Really nice work tho.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
I'm not sure if that's typically covered in school, at least I have never heard of it or anyone in german school mentioning it.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
I'm from germany too and never heard of IG Farben. Of course we know about Auschwitz but the term "IG Farben" has never been mentioned.
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
That's whats mentioned right at the start of the article? This continues a translation of various parts of Lisp in Small Pieces into Clojure. For earlier chapters, see: Lisp in Small Pieces of Clojure - part 1. Lisp in Small P
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by benjaminsuch 8y ago
I hope YC will help Chinese startups become global. Why would you want that? As long as the chinese goverment prevent foreign companies to buy chinese companies no one should be happy about chinese startups going global. The chine
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by benjaminsuch 9y ago
I don't get the quintessence of this article. Startup life is hard, a rollercoaster and many factors may it be good or bad will turn your startup into a success or failure. I miss suggestions or ideas how to face these problems and wha
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by benjaminsuch 9y ago
If the value of that "variable" is not supposed to be changed, I use const.
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by benjaminsuch 9y ago
Germany where?

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