danvonk

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   by danvonk 2y ago

   Relational databases often require searching and sorting gigabytes of data to answer queries (sometimes larger than RAM if e.g. k-way merge sort is used) so it doesn't seem that far-fetched, especially given that there are database sys
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   by danvonk 2y ago

   They were developed by the database group at TU Munich.
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   First European Exascale Supercomputer Coming to Jülich, Germany(fz-juelich.de)

   2 points by danvonk 4y ago|0 comments
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   by danvonk 5y ago

   If it really is a bottomless well everywhere, I must be doing something wrong...I just graduated from a well-regarded university in Germany with a degree in computer science and to be honest, it's not all that easy to get a job. For ex
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   by danvonk 5y ago

   One of the problems with the Wahl-O-Mat is you are given 38 questions and big Agree/Disagree buttons, so most people just go with their gut-feeling and click through as fast as possible. E.g. the question "All of the labour force
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   by danvonk 5y ago

   I'm currently finishing off my Bachelor at one of those universities with amazing programmes. However, I really don't see how you can claim that Germany has destroyed its system when really all they have done is kept it and instea