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We built UK’s fastest online fashion-store(scipioerp.com)
2 points by dr_faustus 6y ago|0 comments
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
I looked at Nomad about a year ago but deployment of a secure production cluster involved more moving parts than I liked. Especially the security seemed to be very complicated (with a private CA, certificates, Vault, etc. necessary). A simp
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Almost as world beating as the death toll.
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
From what I hear from my Swedish friends the differences between Sweden's and other European countries' responses has been exaggerated. In Sweden, too, many children did not go to school or kindergarten. Many shops were closed and
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German Gov: AstraZeneca only for people under 65yo(tagesschau.de)
1 points by dr_faustus 6y ago|0 comments
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
It's always fascinating to see that even compared to prices you pay as a self-paying patient in Germany (which are already 1.5x - 2x higher than what the "public" insurances, ie. 85% of the population, pay for the same proced
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
The have to go through an approval process on every update but AFAICR only with a study including 300 adults, so substantially less then the tens of thousands that were included in the Biontec/Moderna trails.
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Sounds like SolarWinds hired a good PR agency with the goal to deflect blame and make it sound like a big conspiracy. JetBrains being a Czech/Russian company makes it the perfect scape goat. As was pointed out, "solarwinds123&quot
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
I often find it hard to believe that a single person can make much of a difference in such intricate problem domains as chip design but in his case the evidence is overwhelming. Also goes to show what a shit show Intel has become since even
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Classic weather balloon, dont worry about it. ;)
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Very, very well deserved! Great software at very reasonable prices. I had the ultimate collection (or whatever the package including all IDEs is called) for 3 or 4 years and it even encourages me to try out new languages once in a while. It
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
The hypocrisy is unbearable. Facebook is everything thats wrong with internet. A company that basically profits from people living out their worst instincts (xenophobia, misogyny, chauvinism, plain hate) and from fueling insecurities of vul
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
They switched many inner cities to pedastrian-only zones in Germany decades ago. What becomes more and more apparent now is that it seems to slowly but surely kill retail in inner cities. It starts with people getting their groceries at the
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Thank you so much for Caddy and open sourcing it completely. Every few years there comes a piece of software that really opens ones eyes how overcomplicated life was before. Caddy is absolutely one of those.
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
From my point of view, this is all very encouraging and actually lets me find redeeming qualities in this whole Corona crisis. While the SARS-COV-2 virus is certainly not to be trifled with, it's easy to imagine more serious virus outb
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Well, the use of this framework seems to "enable" developers to create some of the worst designed, resource wasting abominations in the realm of "native" applications. So I'd rather have that stay closed source.
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Germans embrace fresh air to ward off coronavirus(theguardian.com)
2 points by dr_faustus 6y ago|1 comments
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
I don't think that has anything to do with "support". Intel had a sh*tload of problems with their laptop CPUs, (eg. bugs, coil-whine, security problems galore, etc.). The main reason is more likely long standing supply contra
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
That looks pretty good. What's amazing (but also a little disconcerting) is the fact that this seems to be pretty much entirely developed by one dude.
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
substitute "not always" with "almost never". Edit: The problem is that companies get to pick their auditors. Since the auditors sell a homogenous product (it doesnt really matter, who signs off you yearly report), the on
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
The motivation of your friends to put many in Wirecard stock probably less about investment and more about gamblng. I guess, they didnt invest their life's savings but just some money the had not better use for right now. In these time
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Weird, I always thought of it as a reference to something along the lines of "master record". A master is also part of a master/apprentice relationship which should not be a problem.
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Worth every penny!
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Considering they probably tested everyone so there are no unrecorded cases, a 1% death rate is pretty much in line with studies finding the CFR to be in the 0.5-1.5% neighborhood [1,2]. I would guess they are younger on average, but the pri
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Looks pretty neat. Have been using Navicat for quite some time but actually never really warmed up to the UI. I'll definitely give it a shot.
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by dr_faustus 6y ago
Well, all the antibody studies around the globe have several things in common: * relatively small numbers of participants (< 5000 and therefore only dozens of partifipants with postive results) * focusing on relatively small geographical
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by dr_faustus 7y ago
The theory that the virus has been spreading for months just makes no sense at all. By all accounts, COVID has a pretty quick progression and serious cases need to be hospitalized after about one week of symptoms or about two weeks after co
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by dr_faustus 7y ago
The theory that the virus has been spreading for months just makes no sense at all. By all accounts, COVID has a pretty quick progression and serious cases need to be hospitalized after about one week of symptoms or about two weeks after co
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by dr_faustus 7y ago
Well, while some of the quarantine measures might seem excessive (and at thje same time ineffective, it seems), cancelling completely unnecessary sporting events or trade fairs certainly is a good idea if it can even slightly slow down the
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by dr_faustus 7y ago
He's right, what you need is a microservice!

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