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by cgeier 3y ago
I would presume they are doing it on purpose, so that industry doesn't optimize for their tests when they develop their next product.
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by cgeier 3y ago
It feels strange to call it in "Initial Public Offering" when the company used to be public ten years ago.
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by cgeier 3y ago
IIRC, they do not comply with the GPL of software they ship, or have they changed their stance on this?
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by cgeier 3y ago
There is an already pretty old (2013) study from Fraunhofer, which shows how 100% renewable energy in electric power and heating is possible in the medium term future (2050). Their ideas for storage are battery storage (52Gwh), pumped stora
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by cgeier 3y ago
This one by T.R. Reid? https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/543704.The_Chip
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by cgeier 3y ago
I had to look this up: the Northwest Territories are a part of Canada. It's only mentioned about half way through the article.
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by cgeier 3y ago
Don't think about it as a way of "shortcuts", but as a language of sorts. Yes, it will take some time to learn. While I'm a heavy vim user myself, I'm not sure if it really makes me more productive. But it is more f
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by cgeier 3y ago
To stay in your metaphor: I'm saying I see long queues at all lemonade stands and lots of sold lemonade in my area. This perception doesn't fit with the lemonade business's (WeWork's) EBITDA being negative. The value of
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by cgeier 3y ago
I'm somewhat surprised by this. I'm currently working out of a WeWork and not only was it hard to get an office there, but they are constantly expanding the location I'm in and just opened the fourth location in a 1.5km radiu
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by cgeier 3y ago
Ideally, estimate the business values in local currency (and be able to defend those estimates).
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by cgeier 3y ago
> No, the main difference is in the quality of plugins, not in how many there are. I don't think that is true. If you browse the vscode marketplace and search e.g. for python [1] you literally get hundreds of plugins. If you scroll
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by cgeier 3y ago
Question for the space nerds: how impressive is this?
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by cgeier 3y ago
If you leave a way to contact you, people might be able to help you with an invite.
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by cgeier 3y ago
Being Christian probably neither means that your favorite book is the bible nor that you would rather vote for somebody whose favorite book is the bible.
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by cgeier 3y ago
I looked for the best book on ants, but was disappointed it didn't offer anything.
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by cgeier 3y ago
I recently listened to the Acquired episode (a podcast) on LVMH [1] and would recommend it to anybody who knows hardly anything about LVMH (as I did before). [1] https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/lvmh
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by cgeier 3y ago
Military training regimes aren't made to get the most out of every individual, but to get everyone to an acceptable level.
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by cgeier 4y ago
Agreed. And with less drama this time around.
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by cgeier 4y ago
It wasn't, it was spun out before Enron.
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by cgeier 4y ago
EY also has a management consulting arm, not sure how successful they are though. https://www.ey.com/en_gl/strategy-transactions/strategy-serv...
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by cgeier 4y ago
before the Enron scandal
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by cgeier 4y ago
I agree with where you end up ("Now try buying a house with that average job. You can't, not even with years of work.") but I can't follow the complete reasoning? Why would getting tenure be harder nowadays? If it really
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by cgeier 4y ago
Can't confirm that, at least not in general. Worked along some accenture people for some time and most were a) very happy at their job b) more competent than the average tech worker.
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by cgeier 4y ago
Could be excalidraw [1] https://excalidraw.com/
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by cgeier 4y ago
I would suggest to look at something like Argo CD, Flux or Gitlab CI/CD's Kubernetes support instead.
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by cgeier 4y ago
You need to actively install software to report statistics on macports. See further down the linked FAQ.
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by cgeier 4y ago
Sorry, but I'm not willing to discuss if "the last 100 years were the norm" for climate-wise.
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by cgeier 4y ago
Have a look at this for some first ideas: https://www.noaa.gov/education/resource-collections/climate/... (think more draughts, much more intense wildfire seasons, intense rain events, nature's rhythm wh
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by cgeier 4y ago
I believe (at least) research in solar geoengineering is urgently needed. No, this is not a long-term replacement for bringing down carbon emissions (not least, because carbon also acidifies our oceans), but if you look at the horrible effe
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by cgeier 4y ago
True. Also sounds uncompetitive to me.

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