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by colinjoy 4y ago
https://www.gerritcodereview.com comes to mind. Here is a useful article that contrasts how it works compared to GitHub: https://gerrit-documentation.storage.googleapis.com/Document... > One of the goals is a
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by colinjoy 4y ago
Quick google as a service (I do not subscribe to Friedman's opinion) - Who Really Pays Business Taxes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDqVDw9qfH4 > The elementary fact is that “business” does not and cannot pay tax
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by colinjoy 4y ago
> They still take the same money, but we have to pay more, so that ... … smaller businesses who cannot evade taxes quite as easily may compete on a more level playing field.
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by colinjoy 4y ago
> SUVs, but Audi is already in that market..... they'd cannibalize each other. Almost all of the VW car brands have SUVs in their portfolio. This includes Bentley, Lamborghini and, indeed, Porsche. I would not be surprised to learn
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by colinjoy 4y ago
The challenge for legacy car makers seems to be less about electrifying the drive train and more about moving to a capable software architecture and UX.
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by colinjoy 4y ago
I have no idea what it is worth, but it is currently valued closer to $105B.
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by colinjoy 4y ago
It does get a bit hot an sluggish sometimes, but nothing too bad. I restart it every week or so and that's good enough.
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by colinjoy 4y ago
When Tim Apple announced the iPhone X in 2017, they stated it would "set the tone for the next decade". To me, it feels like that still holds true and my bank account is happy for it :)
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by colinjoy 4y ago
Looks like the site is still under construction? https://learn.gorillaterminal.com/projects Shows generic placeholder content.
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by colinjoy 4y ago
Is the pricing info merely hard to find or omitted by design?
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Oliver Blume Succeeds Diess as Volkswagen CEO(electrive.com)
1 points by colinjoy 4y ago|1 comments
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by colinjoy 4y ago
The interesting bit: "According to the paper, the new Volkswagen CEO has also announced changes in software development, which has ultimately delayed the planned electric vehicles across the Group. The dispute over the direction of the
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by colinjoy 4y ago
Not researching, finding and learning a new git GUI is also going to cost you more than $70. Year, after year, after year ...
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by colinjoy 4y ago
no.
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by colinjoy 4y ago
Same here. I use the last version that works without a subscription (v7). If they ever offer a version upgrade with a proper license, I will buy it without hesitation. Sadly, I don't think they want my money. Most likely, I will use th
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by colinjoy 4y ago
How'd you come up with the name? Does it stand for something?
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by colinjoy 5y ago
Entirely? https://www.apple.com/services/ https://www.apple.com/logic-pro/ https://www.apple.com/final-cut-pro/ Of course, these are not the bread and butter products. I find
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by colinjoy 5y ago
"If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck." Just because you label a protest march as "spontaneously going for a walk", it is still a protest march, especially if you
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by colinjoy 5y ago
Claiming that some scientist or study stated something or other is not useful unless context is provided. At least it should be clear when it was said, since the position of science is subject to change as new data is available or the situa
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by colinjoy 5y ago
Either that or the positive test is a fabrication that was backdated on paper to claim the „recovered“ status. I would also not rule out the possibility that there has not been a real positive test at all and that the tampering could includ
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by colinjoy 5y ago
A lot of nonsense is being aired by a lot of people when they open their mouths. Even more so when they keep it closed and instead type messages to the internet on a keyboard. Until I see a proper study on that “hypothesis”, I would treat i
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by colinjoy 5y ago
Good question. Long answer: What I meant to say is that there seems to be more of a tendency for full stack or front end engineers to bleed into backend / system than the other way around. If we were to assume that seniority (here, st
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by colinjoy 5y ago
If I had to choose between a great architect and a mediocre builder or a master builder and a mediocre architect, I would choose the former to build my house. I say that as an (UX) architect :) Plans are worth little if you don't have
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by colinjoy 5y ago
UX in tech is bad for a great number of reasons. 1. Good UX is hard and even harder to get right from the start. When teams* are faced with tight deadlines to deliver functionality, they invest too little time in figuring out how to best so
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by colinjoy 5y ago
that statement is false for the majority of cotton clothing. from dyes to preservation or even agents that prevent wrinkles, a new cotton shirt can be blessed with a nice array of potentially carcinogenic substances. and since you mention t
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SAP Acquires No-Code Development Pioneer AppGyver(news.sap.com)
1 points by colinjoy 6y ago|0 comments
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by colinjoy 6y ago
I see plenty of Tesla and BMW i3, even the occasional Porsche Taycan. I guess they are not distributed evenly across Germany.
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by colinjoy 6y ago
I think SAP would qualify as a tech giant. Not very visible to consumers, but throw a stone at some large organization (state, university, corporate) and you have a decent chance there’s a SAP footprint in their processes.
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by colinjoy 6y ago
„Cloud“ is increasingly more about services than just bare compute. I feel like Hetzner targets the cloud market from yesteryear. Maybe that niche is big enough to sustain the company - certainly while many are still making the intermediate
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by colinjoy 6y ago
„€10B over 7 years [...] to rival foreign corporations such as Amazon, Google and Alibaba“ Does not sound like lot when compared to the annual invest of even just one of the IaaS giants.

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