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by hasoleju 3y ago
I'm a heavy user of spotify. Almost everyone I know uses it daily. I don't understand why they are not able to turn this much engagement into profit.
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by hasoleju 3y ago
The example of the Before and After of the glacier, with 20 years time diffenrence is very unimpressive. Do I miss something? I would have thought that the reduction of the glacier over two decades would be much more visible. Apart from tha
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by hasoleju 3y ago
The article does not mention one interesting property: Reusability. The big machines are often left underground after the tunnel is finished. They drill their own grave right next to the main tunnel and then they stay there. Usually big tun
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by hasoleju 3y ago
> “but they’ll need to accept the likelihood that they’re buying themselves a one-way ticket.” The sensation of this achievement seems to be mainly grounded in the fact, that there was a high probability of death. I understand that this
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by hasoleju 3y ago
This article has opened up a new perspective for me. It articulates very well that software is a means to an end. It's a craft that can be used to solve a problem. In my past I often emphasized the craft part too much. As if only writi
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by hasoleju 3y ago
First thing I did was searching for the car brand (Volkswagen) of my car in the list. I was surprised to find it way down in the yellow area of medium reliability. After all, I choosed that brand specifically because I wanted to have a reli
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by hasoleju 3y ago
I occasionally travel with DB for almost 18 years no. I cannot remember a time in this period where it was either much better or much worse than now. Of course that's a subjective observation. I take care that I choose direct trains an
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> childcare needs to give parents an actual break. In my experience caring for your small children is really demanding work. On the one hand you need to be focused on the situation in order to protect the children and on the other hand t
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Train connections are a wonderful thing. They really shrink the space between two locations like no other transportation type. Just hop in, read a book or newspaper and suddenly you are somewhere else. For me it’s a one hour car ride to the
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by hasoleju 3y ago
I like the simplicity of the symbols. They really are international and it's interesting to see how they all have a clear purpose. 1. White rectangle above red rectangle with yellow borders: Pilot, please board here to guide us into th
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by hasoleju 3y ago
My kids don't have English as their native language. Does anyone have experience with teaching kids how to code if they don't speak English yet? Do you only change the variable names to their native language or do you use a langua
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by hasoleju 3y ago
> “I think over the next thirty years every home will have a battery. I don’t know if every home will have solar—some have too much shade, or the wrong roof. But batteries are going to become an appliance, just like a dishwasher or a tel
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by hasoleju 3y ago
I don't have a solar system on my roof yet. But what you describe is something I see with almost every owner of such a system. Suddenly everyone cares about the production and power consumption rates over the day. I think this is a ver
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by hasoleju 3y ago
I agree with you, that phrase is misleading. What I tried to express is: The sense of urgency to act upon the climate catastrophe even if it decreases your own quality of life in the short term is somehow “new” or at least only really felt
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Thanks for that story. While reading the article I always wondered what the value of the inaccuracy they where talking about really is. I guess it varies for different manufacturers. But seeing this shows me that even in the past it was onl
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by hasoleju 3y ago
A better title could maybe be: "Smart and successful people don't express their true opinion because they fear a loss of status" The author explains, that the more status people gained in their life, the more they try to stic
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Every individual is different. I recently learned about the DISC personality model. It basically says that there are four basic personality traits. Your personality is dominated by one of the four types or a mixture of them. Each personali
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Yes, it took me some time to adapt to the fact that there is much less time for your own projects. Now I'm totally fine with that. The good thing is, the kids grow older and suddenly time windows become available again. I once read tha
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Thanks for your reply. The "stop" was new to me. Having a good feeling when you stop because you know that you come back again is helpful. I read a few more of your articles and I like the variety of topics. Keep on going!
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by hasoleju 3y ago
As someone who just started writing regularly a few weeks ago this piece is very encouraging! I'm very curious if I will be able to make writing a habit. In the past I often quit new behaviors after a few months. I discovered this quit
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Beeing a servant leader is the most easy way to quickly built trust with your team. But in my experience it is not enough in the long term. You also have to lead people, you have to set goals and follow up on the progress. Sometimes this le
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by hasoleju 3y ago
I can relate a lot. Having the momentum on your side is the main force that pushes such a project forward. Especially if you have family duties that ususally consume most of your free time. As long as children are smaller even things like s
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by hasoleju 3y ago
I see point (2) very often combined with a higer-up also bypassing hierachy. I even get the feeling that the higher-ups feel like they are helping because they are so hands-on. What happens in every case is that the priority of that task fo
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Great and short article about the importance of being able to explain something. Medical students have the phrase See one, do one, teach one, when it comes to learning a new treatment or diagnostic method. I like that because it has the rep
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Great collection of questions for a business with product market fit. Most of the questions focus on making existing operations more efficient. One question that could be added to the first part: Customer & value props Which pain of our
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Anonymization of personal data is a very tricky thing. It is so tricky that the GDPR even doesn't really mention it. I even don't know of any official SOP for doing it. Of course k-anonymity and differential privacy can help you w
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by hasoleju 3y ago
One graph at the end of the article shows the population growth per age group. According to that, the number of children in 2060 will be the same as today (1.8 billion). But the number of people that are 70+ will grow form 0.3 to 1.5 billio
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by hasoleju 3y ago
I recently moved with my family to an appartment in the city. My wife and I have three children under the age of ten. One big benefit that we did not see in advance is that the public library is now in walking distance to our new home. It a
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Yes, I thought the headline would be about more than just talking about the good things of different social media sites. What I noticed is that even with all that happened, it's surprising that the number of people interacting with his
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by hasoleju 3y ago
Really enjoyed the read! At least the software in your car did what it was supposed to do. Although it’s very annoying. I had a much worse problem with the software in my new expensive vw. The problem was that after a few minutes of driving

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