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by f1shy 9mo ago
That said the previous post. >> remained in the domain of universities and industry > I was using C++ Release E at college before GNU started, provided by Bell Labs at no cost. Was the source available, and possible to modify it?
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Well. I‘m searching now, and they are asking for it pretty much everywhere. I‘m lucky I had good relation with my boss. What are the other documents you can get?
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by f1shy 9mo ago
That plus the german system of "Zeugnisse", which if you squint you will see that is totally against GDPR and even constitution: whereby you get marked (for life) by your employer with a document that has the same validity as any
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by f1shy 9mo ago
The problem now seems to be that that kind of management is in charge in the government...
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by f1shy 9mo ago
This is a good point. Letting people learning to code to use AI, would be like letting 6 to 10 yo in school just use pocket calculators and not learn to do basic arithmetic manually. Yes IRL you will have a calculator at hand, yes, the calc
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by f1shy 9mo ago
In fact German ICEs are limited in speed in Germany because of the rails, when they cross to France go faster.
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Maybe that is the point. The contradiction about what you expect, and reality. Like in Italy is expected to go and find out this or that is messy. But Germany has a strong image of responsibility, seriousness, efficiency, etc. And when you
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Thank you! Because I wanted to point exactly that. When I was very junior programmer, and coded alone, I used to have “that elemental header” where lots of things were inside. Many of them to convert C in what I wished it was. Now I think i
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by f1shy 9mo ago
I've seen very often people with good memory will be regarded as intelligent. They integrate "knowledge" by just recording verbatim phrases. That takes them a very long way... But when the time comes to analyze something, the
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Every single time I have to do some text editing in iOS, I end up shouting loud: "a f* ing trillion values company cannot get this right, f* you Tim Cook" I run into the other bugs, but text editing is such an absolutely basic fe
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Ask the owners of this shop: https://www.mate-tee.de/en/ Or people exporting meat I happen to know. Independent of all requirements for anything in the EU, that of course has to be met, they will ask for lots of things
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by f1shy 9mo ago
You can add an M-dash, and we completed the bs-bingo. :)
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Wait... did I change thread or what... wasn't the discussion about EU / Mercosur? Why do you pick these 2 countries?
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Well that doesn’t seem to matter in another areas of the economy… meanwhile in Germany we are experiencing an historical de-industrialization. I don’t see nearly as much fuss about that.
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by f1shy 9mo ago
The amount of erosion and heavy use of fertilizer doesn’t seem so good in the long run.
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Sorry, the standards imposed to meat from south america is way higher than the European. Wine is nearly impossible. And spicies like paprika also require higher standards than in Europe. I don’t know what you mean with that. Free trade does
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by f1shy 9mo ago
I liked very much Japan or Buenos Aires. Sure. Just pointing out there are downsides also. Traffic is a mess, and that shows in times for ambulances and firefighters. I like things of both. I guess people should vote by choosing to live whe
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by f1shy 9mo ago
What makes it more ridiculous, is that fact that we from the EU are shouting US is getting isolated, but some of the biggest economies in the world do not want to trade with 4 countries from the 3rd world, because we think will get bankrupt
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by f1shy 9mo ago
The fact that the EUR/U$S parity did not change much means EUR devaluated about the same, doesn’t it?
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Everything has pros and cons. I lived in both setups, and the mixed residential/commertial/recreational can be very noisy. Also big parks, if not well illuminated, become unsafe for the families around.
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Palacio Barolo(en.wikipedia.org)
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Self-Reproducing Programs [video](youtube.com)
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Lockpicking can also be in that colors, AFAIK.
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by f1shy 9mo ago
In english is much better now... but: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourier-Transformation That is much more as it used to be in english. Anyway I stated clearly, it was a time ago, and now may be better, that it was j
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Absolutely. I do not know the current status, so don’t kill me if now is much better, because is just an example from many. But take fourier series. I remember going into the article, and instead of starting with something lime “helps to de
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Let me point out, that for me personally, for many years, hyperlinks in Wikipedia were the worst feature. I hated that! Anytime I started looking for something, I would start following links ad infinitum. Was extremely distracting. Instead
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by f1shy 9mo ago
I prefer the real encyclopedias. Britannica or other. The quality was so much better. For me would be hard to believe, anybody with actual experience using britannica can prefer wiki from the explanation quality pov. Of course the wiki has
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by f1shy 9mo ago
But dangerous, as the LLMs are trained on wikipedia.
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by f1shy 9mo ago
What I do not like is using a uC that is almost as capable as the whole board as part of it. I know, you have to take a pragmatic approach… but feels like cheating… idk.
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by f1shy 9mo ago
Thank you. I have to admit I did not take time to real all. I was just shocked by the 1 in 5. I kinda suspected is not the same definition of poverty and malnutrition in the 1st and 3rd world (I lived in both and know there are big differen

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