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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
It doesn't. Russia's benefit lies in insecurity and control over Europe's energy supply. This operation however reduces their control and influence. In the short term insecurity rises, but this is a one time thing and lasts u
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I don't think this was some kind of psy op to drive a wedge between NATO countries as there aren't any benefits from that in the current situation. The only situation my tin foil hat could imagine this being useful is in the even
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Which convinietly covers up any explosion signs...
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Yes, it causes mistrust. But the benefit is not big enough. Russia needs insecurity on the one hand, and a possibility to give some kind of security. By blowing up the pipes the limit the movement of the German government.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I have heard the same. But how could that be mathematically derived from a stochastic process? AFAIK the stock market is assumed to be a white gaussian process with mean larger than 0. How does the risk of bankrupcy and the variance of the
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Has anyody done a thourough calculation with statistics and all? Just from intuition DCA would yield less than one lump if the expectation value is larger than 0. But then there is variance. If the asset is volatile enough that even a short
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Yes, I agree that the reports on Telegram are mostly focused on right wing groups. I think that it's in ins very own nature that if there is a space for non conforming right wing ideas, there is also a space for other ideas that do not
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Not all of course, is difficult to translate the word "Queerdenker" to English. I think we can agree that those have a significant overlap with "Reichsbürger", right politics, etc. They are not considered the core of soc
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
This was no accusation to anybody using telegram, I use it myself. I just wanted to paint a picture of the sentiment towards Telegram in Germany and give some insight why they could act this way
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I have no personal experience with this, so I must have read I somewhere. Usually in the first hours your get hungry, which eases off after some time. After that, you can until you are hungry again.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Telegram is considered a platform for people, which do not respect the basic values of democracy like groups far right expressing xenophobia and groups which think (and express loudly) of the COVID measures as repression by some elite again
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
For cars I assume one factor is resell value. "Neutral" colours seem to appeal to more people and thus selling a bright yellow car will either take you longer or won't get your as good of a price.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
What exactly is meant by explaining variance? I can't really make sense of that term.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Hmm, never thought of that. When scabbing the barcode it's usually the EAN, right? To what are its that tied to?
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
First thing I noticed: There seem to be multiple entries for one product. One would expect that Coca-Cola is the same everywhere, but it has at least two entries for same can. Also Nutella, two entries for the same thing but in different si
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Why though was it escorted for that long and not forced to land? It seems like it was escorted over hunderts of kilometers...
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
>> There is a differentiation between source and destination accounts (called expense and revenue) which makes reverse transactions a pain > Sure, but that doesn't make it any less of a double-entry bookkeeping system. Maybe l
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Unfortunately Firefly is not really a double-entry bookkeeping system. There is a differentiation between source and destination accounts (called expense and revenue) which makes reverse transactions a pain. I pay 100€ for furniture in May
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Honestly, do you have any idea how to improve the math mess? I did use both Word and LaTeX für equations, the latter is much faster for me. So WYSIWYM seems to have its usecase. But I agree, reading that equation is just awful. My idea wou
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
In my opinion LaTeX fails to deliver when doing anything other than text based work. Tables, images, etc are always a hassle. It gets even worse when changing one page to landscape mode. Debugging is a pain and there aren't any tools
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by funnym0nk3y 5y ago
I think it strongly depends on the ecosystem one is in and the usecase. Android support for keepass is pretty solid with keepass2android.
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by funnym0nk3y 5y ago
It seems that vscode has won the race. I think atom fell out of favor a few years ago.
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by funnym0nk3y 5y ago
It seems very shallow too.
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by funnym0nk3y 5y ago
Well, I'm currently in my masters in electrical engineering in Germany and we are taught the same stuff. We even have a mandatory course about basic numerical algorithms. What exactly I can do with that I don't know