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by gbraad 4mo ago
Are you allowed to take precautionary actions, like a weapon or spray? As in Europe that is not even considered/disallowed for the safety of the animal.
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Are you a farmer speaking out of experience? I can tell you from family that your perception is wrong. This subsidizing is not a EU standard practice, and not for all sectors of agricultural development. This idea that subsidizing offsets t
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by gbraad 4mo ago
It is the ignorance or pleasing all attitude in the government that creates these situations. In the Netherlands they have a minority coalition, so they hand the other smaller parties whatever they want to get their vote. And what happens,
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Cameras do not actively protect people or livestock, it just monitors and retroactively actions are taken. I prefer the German method where they make the wolves fear people. https://youtu.be/hmVowVaWUms
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Yes and no. In Germany they have a county that at least helps to make the wolves fear people, by actively go after them with dogs, while in the Netherlands people are waiting for the first fatal victim before action will be taken, as curren
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Stating the page initial remarks does not help. Why? I got my answer when someone mentioned perforce.
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by gbraad 4mo ago
At least a concise argument that makes sense. Not sure why the downforce happened. Are there any benchmarks/comparisons
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Not sure why the downvotes, as this is a genuine question. In game development svn is often considered due to issues that git has with large files. Just stating what currently is done, and curious to understand what lore improves. Svn is st
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by gbraad 4mo ago
What makes lore better or worth considering... when svn and git never failed me...
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by gbraad 4mo ago
BTW, Gina Plat of the OSPO of tbe MinBZK was made aware of this and replied.
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by gbraad 4mo ago
> it's unusual to be that low profile. Perhaps I got too used to this ;-)
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Low-key HQ is normal, as they often share office buildings and external signs need approval/permits. I expect tha5 is also the case in the US, right? I am sure they have a name badge at the first floor, as that is common. > 300 peop
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by gbraad 4mo ago
"Like this, read my blog" — said DeepSeek
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Not sure what I read, but sounded like a lunch meeting description; felt void of actual information, with the restaurant replaced by the office. I am in China and can tell it is either Kimi, DeepSeek or Claude (proxied or actually deepseek&
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by gbraad 4mo ago
> isn't much like "the west" as I said: a very Western way of answering, but you brought India into the mix too. > Open Source Local people, not the expats or visitors. I have been a regional manager. Dealt with people
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by gbraad 4mo ago
I am in Asia, and do not experience that 'snobby western white collar' attitude here. It is seen as a polite form like "how's the weather", and answer like "just going to grab a snack", inviting others to
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Thanks for this link. Will forward this
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by gbraad 4mo ago
The risk I often see is when the company also emphasizes this 'family' ideal. I think that is unnatural and forced; most of my associates hated this. It ruins the work-life balance. I found it more important to emphasize trust, a
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by gbraad 4mo ago
In most cultures "what do you do" is the first question that people ask, but answered with their job position in most Western countries. In most other places, people will respond with their current activity, or their hobby or even
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Yep, time box it, so you know you have time, but allow it to e shorter!!!! Or reschedule. Mostly I had 20mins, every week with most. Some became 45mins or more, as we rambled on about tech or some other topic. And one requested it once ever
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by gbraad 4mo ago
If the engineer didn't want, I never forced them. I made them meaningful. Even had an engineer ask me to continue with them after he changed to another manager. And no, not all conversations were easy. The hardest for me was with my as
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by gbraad 4mo ago
This is also why having a good manager is key; I worked as an engineering manager and kept a near weekly 1-1 with my engineers, not per se to socialize, but to allow them to ask questions about the tasks, implementation comments, etc. but t
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Finally. But now they want NL Wallet to use Google and Apple accounts for login, so this is happening again.
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by gbraad 4mo ago
The title indicates a wrong assesment: as DNS provides indirection, a means to allow a system to group, balance, etc based on a record to an/a set of address(es). Not even considering to open the link as it sounds absurd. I take from s
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by gbraad 4mo ago
This is paid content, so I can't verify, but this whole saga around BAM is fishy. Not just what Ben points out, but also mgs brick. It feels this corporation profits unfairly over the backs of unknowing people. And let's be honest
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by gbraad 4mo ago
I felt the same when I got Vegas and Sound Forge, but they never got released on any platform other than Windows, so eventually outgrew them. I totally understand what you mean; I use it, but also happy with Blender!
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by gbraad 4mo ago
Still a public beta?! Not sure why this is news ... the AI features?
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by gbraad 4mo ago
They have the nerve to degrade and call it now a view-only?!!! This is the reason why pirtacy is justified; it was a perpetual license. I hope Europe is watching and governments walk away
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by gbraad 5mo ago
This is how it works for legal immigrants for many countries.
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by gbraad 5mo ago
This is not even close to what obsidian does. It looks more like a simple, zen/focussed editor. Zettelkasten comes closer to organize and link documents, and can be expanded.

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