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by calmoo 3y ago
Not sure what point you're getting at, but you can see vast majority of trains in Ireland (over 90% from eyeballing this page) are on time[1]. [1] https://www.irishrail.ie/en-ie/about-us/train-punctuality-re..
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by calmoo 3y ago
It’s not an opinion anymore, it’s fact. A huge percentage of trains are late in Germany because of crumbling infrastructure here.
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by calmoo 3y ago
Credit cards are a useful backstop to have if for some reason you don't have access to your main current account / have a large bill to pay and have money in savings. 99% of the time when I use my credit card, it's to rent a
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by calmoo 3y ago
Citation needed
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by calmoo 3y ago
I recognised it because of that poster for ‘Le Chat Noir’
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by calmoo 3y ago
I agree, I find food in German supermarkets pretty bland, there's just something so generic about it all.
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by calmoo 3y ago
I'm sure you would change your opinion when you immigrate to a new country, have to move around to different apartments because of a massive housing crisis, and then find an apartment long term and get accepted, and then get rejected b
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by calmoo 3y ago
Some fun features of SCHUFA in Germany: 1. If you apply for a loan, this affects your credit rating. Yes - not get a loan, or default on a loan, simply by applying for a loan, your SCHUFA can be affected negatively. Especially if you ar
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by calmoo 3y ago
Adding it slowly is a common way to make Irish / UK / crepe pancakes.
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by calmoo 3y ago
Instant free SEPA transfers are becoming more common in the EU, but as an easy payment method it’s still annoying from a UX perspective.
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by calmoo 3y ago
These days most accounts are geolocated by your phone number, in my experience anyway.
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by calmoo 3y ago
I get where you’re coming from but I think you are overreacting a bit. I would suggest taking the most generous interpretation of OP’s comment. There’s nothing inherently wrong with noticing that women post more about this stuff - anecdotal
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by calmoo 3y ago
I mean it’s not a huge reach what OP is saying. Women are generally more open about their feelings publicly and about their mental health - so it would be expected so see a higher prevalence of women talking about antidepressants on social
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by calmoo 3y ago
I find this can be a bit messy because VS code runs lots of commands in the background that pollute the history with extremely verbose commands.
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by calmoo 3y ago
YMMV. Firefox hasn’t crashed in years for me.
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by calmoo 3y ago
Same here, I much prefer the Firefox UI. Chrome feels somehow dated to me.
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by calmoo 3y ago
Is higher education really crucial for pushing something forward? Even if he isn't an AI expert, there is lots of stuff surrounding the technology that needs doing, for example massive amounts of funding, which he seems to have been pr
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by calmoo 3y ago
I don't mean to be rude, and I know you said that English isn't your native language, but paragraphs would go a long way to improving the readability of your thoughts.
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by calmoo 3y ago
A much, much simpler explanation is that not including taxes in an items price increases the likelyhood of a consumer buying the product. Once a consumer goes to pay for a product, either online at checkout or at the cashier, they're m
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by calmoo 3y ago
Everything is Datenschutz.
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by calmoo 3y ago
It's much worse than you think here. Germany is in the stone age when it comes to digitalization. As an example, most immigrants will be waiting months to hear back from the Auslanderbehorde - and the only way to get them to reply to y
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by calmoo 3y ago
Is there a monetary advantage filing for IPO in the current downturn? I know the owners will get less money per share but is there a long term advantage?
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by calmoo 3y ago
Sam Harris’ ‘Waking up’ app is good. Starts from fundamentals and teaches you about the practice.
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by calmoo 3y ago
The two words are pretty much synonymous now, there isn't an effective difference.
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by calmoo 3y ago
Sure, this is always used as a counter argument to people who like working in the office. Both can be true. I personally would also like my 8 hours a day spent working to be with other people in person. Even meeting people after work regula
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by calmoo 3y ago
I too prefer full time office. Worked from home for 4 years cumitively and I will never go back. In person human interaction is really underrated these days.
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by calmoo 3y ago
That hasn't been my experience at all - on the other hand I wouldn't consider myself an exceptional programmer so maybe it's more helpful to me day-to-day, but it has certainly saved me many hours so far. GPT4 is definitely m
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by calmoo 3y ago
Have you tried GPT-4? Its at least an order of magnitude better than 3.5,and has rarely produced code that doesn't compile for me. The difference is night and day.
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by calmoo 3y ago
Plex Shares (like ones you buy on the internet from a stranger) are mostly fully automated and pull from private/public trackers + usenet. I don't see the supply of torrents really having any effect in this regard.
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by calmoo 3y ago
Ah - it was phrased strangely.

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