carstenhag

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by carstenhag 1y ago
"If you comply here, you will be compliant in almost all EU countries or even around the world" situation, many qualified students, international talent pool due to attractive cities, quality of life, startup grants/funding,
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by carstenhag 1y ago
It had Pinball, Solitaire and other games we never really understood.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Simpler: why can't I buy nsfw games with a regular dumb bank transaction (SEPA €) in my case? If MasterCard/Visa don't want these transactions, stupid, their loss. But at least let me use a payment method that works & doe
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Germany: I don't know of anything a normal company could do as a "background check". Some sectors can ask for a criminal record which the future employee has to provide. Of 3 companies I was at, 0 required (or were allowed to
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Every day I get ads by Temu saying "get this electric bicycle for 0€", "this tablet is available for free" and other very misleading claims. Apparently you have to have bought many other things before in order to save up
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by carstenhag 1y ago
And worse: really expensive compared to other brands or store brands. This is my issue with Beyond.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Which is probably totally fine - the statistics would speak the truth here. Funny how the airlines have this data but are not presenting it here, curious thing...
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Because Ryanair's default is one tiny bag, in which you can only take clothes for 2 days. Even another tiny bag or shopping bag is not included.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
I am not sure if I got you, are you aware of the cultural/political issues around it? There's no flag for the language (as it's used at many places), but almost everyone will be happy with a commonly known flag they can ident
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Haven't tested the functionality yet, but some feedback: - the name is bad. Issen? I (German, Spanish speaker) don't know how to pronounce it. - use correct flags. Catalan speakers will be rightfully pissed when you use the Spanis
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by carstenhag 1y ago
What test strips are you using? It's the first time I am hearing about that, I guess it's not common in Germany. I/we track it, mostly because she is a bit clumsy and forgets when her last period was & when the next one i
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by carstenhag 1y ago
No, but people don't care about UX perfection in comparison. Usually it just needs to work and not get in the way.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
As I had failed finding an app that was not ad-ridden or oldish, my girlfriend and I are using this (I am copying her values, to know when her period will be). Also contributing some code :)
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by carstenhag 1y ago
People have multiple devices, want to make the data available to their partners, etc. It's a legitimate but fragile use case.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Why only 365 days? Would be way fairer and still ok for you (if it's such a big issue) to expire them after 5 years.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Title says: locally it's expensive Other person says: I had to spend 4000$ and it's still slow
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by carstenhag 1y ago
I'm not sure what you expected, Mapillary is built to make pictures and upload them with the most information possible. Street View but for everyone, and there's no need to have a 360° camera.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
It's not going away entirely, but its future is also not so shiny: https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2024/11/state-of-kotlin-sc...
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by carstenhag 1y ago
In some way yes, but not really. Had a colleague working on a project for Deutsche Bahn (state owned train operator), he was developing an app and the domain knowledge was full of long German words, no one outside this bubble ever uses: Bre
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Why do you think money is the ultimate motivator? It's proven that after some salary amount, you no longer get (much, if at all) happier. And if US politics is affecting you in a bad way, a salary hit will be totally fine.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
AFAIK the usual counter point to this is "Hamas could decide to not buy weapons, instead buy water & food. But they don't". - I don't know what is more truthy, just mentioning it.
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by carstenhag 1y ago
That could help in the long run, but you could also help people not die. Both are good causes and need funding
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Have the authors never heard of Lego being one of the companies that are super strict about their trademark? They file takedown notices etc on every project they see. Even if the stone design has the little thingies on top/bottom...
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by carstenhag 1y ago
The comment rears like "This is impossible to do in the US", while it is commonplace in many countries around the world. And of course, there are also many countries where it's more shaded (in Germany you don't need to t
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Have beginner and intermediate examples (1 page) available. Also helps show what the real UI looks like. Because the current tiny demo UI is probably not the real one, not sure? Also, pricing is not mentioned anywhere on the start page or b
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by carstenhag 1y ago
App Stores have nothing to little to do with what you are complaining about. As we are talking about Android: - Play Store: makes sure developers don't do nefarious stuff with the user's data. Yes, for us power users some restrict
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by carstenhag 1y ago
I understand that currently (and maybe because you are "only" 75 employees) it feels fair for everyone, or people are even feeling bad about it. Also it sets the bar high when hiring someone, I get that. But what if in a year or t
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by carstenhag 1y ago
I am not good at this. I don't want to try (I tried 2 things, it just answered in Chinese...), glad the answers are there
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Buying a stamp in the home country is doable for most people. But even then, imagine you are 20, how many mails do you think will you have sent? For a different country, I'd have no idea. Especially if it's so far away like the US
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by carstenhag 1y ago
Ok, but then what goals do you have with it? What are you trying to solve/improve upon?

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