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by herbst 1y ago
I have a premium account as I really like the idea of just paying for the service I use. I highly assume that the AI will be integrated in a way that you can mostly disable it or barely notice it if you aren't looking for it, like all
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by herbst 1y ago
I don't know about America. But for me here in Switzerland additional transportation cost is actually cheaper in a rural area than parking costs in any city. A standard parking space about 100$ a month (not including going anywhere and
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by herbst 1y ago
Organized gentrification. Nice
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by herbst 1y ago
What would a stack look like to make this useable? I have plenty of esp devices controlling many things. I would need a local AI to make use of it without exposing it online?
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by herbst 1y ago
Switzerland reporting in. Lower wages? More burocracy? You must be confusing something
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by herbst 1y ago
It's a context thing. When I say selbstbewusst it can very well have the meaning of self-aware and also would be perceived as that.
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by herbst 1y ago
Not saying Twint is perfect. But I am really wondering how they are going to get into the Swiss market right now when Twint is basically doing all that and more and is already in everyone's pockets
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by herbst 1y ago
Not for everything, but in Europe we still value this kind of culture and there are still many examples where it's true. We spend a lot more on food for example, and half of the US produce is basically illegal here because of the low q
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by herbst 1y ago
Swiss checking in. No idea what you even talking about. Do you think we don't have 200$ flat screens?
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by herbst 1y ago
There are several comments in here claiming that is something that trump said but doesn't hold up in real numbers
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by herbst 1y ago
Classic America centric view. Let me tell you some European view: You will find MC and BK nearly everywhere. Both selling hamburgers which are invented in Germany. Maybe subway is also kinda wide spread. The other chains aren't as comm
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by herbst 1y ago
Or because they designed they currency and economy to get there. Then one orange guy took about 3 months to break the trust they built into their currency for many many years.
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by herbst 1y ago
Compared to CHF and EUR the USD was on a downfall for a while now, more or less Corona or the last trump era. The new thing is that it's really getting worthless comparingly up to the point where it's not interesting anymore to ke
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by herbst 1y ago
Definitely not for me. Was in Windows between 95 and XP, never looked back. Same for my first programming languages, glad I am not stuck still doing PHP and Java. Switched my main Linux and desktop environment multiple times as well.
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by herbst 1y ago
Building a business fully depending on a party you don't trust sounds kinda delusional.
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by herbst 1y ago
I love how subjective these things are. I hate the half assed commercialised approached for software on both Mac and Windows where you download 50mb+ of electron bullshit for a bash 2 liner with default tools on Linux. Mostly for windows bu
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by herbst 1y ago
Could have written the exact same sentence when Vista came out. I still wonder when it's finally enough for the poor souls still stuck in windows
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by herbst 1y ago
The problem is not the "advanced features" within Excel but how they are used. If an excel sheet is basically just a front for a visual basic Programm it doesn't easily open anywhere. As Google's JavaScript API also does
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by herbst 1y ago
I lived in a place where there is a lot of rain. But the rain can have many faces and especially in summer all weather sites would forecast rain and use a rain symbol for days when the data clearly says there is a high change of minimal rai
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by herbst 1y ago
It could be an amazing product. But the aggressive marketing approach from Microsoft plastering "CoPilot" everywhere makes me want to try every alternative.
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by herbst 1y ago
Do you know Walserberg? I haven't passed Walserberg once in the last 10 years without a machine gun in my face. Passing it maybe once a year usually from Austria to Germany. Afaik the other way is easier. I know I can just drive a hour
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by herbst 1y ago
That excessive border control been going on since 2015
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by herbst 1y ago
Austria. Our border was pretty tame, many shopping tourism to both sides. With a car or bus (there was a public bus line, every 15 minutes or so) there was a control but I remember them as short checking passports and nothing else.
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by herbst 1y ago
I know Hetzner just from a small customer perspective, I think I never had anything else than their discount servers. However, I don't run anything mission critical with them as they don't really have a reliable support. Just usin
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by herbst 1y ago
Classic German border, from all my travels nowhere in europe did I see as much heavy weapons, military and stressed out border people than between Germany and Austria and that's going on for years. Have a inner seat in a travel bus? Ex
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by herbst 1y ago
You can't cheap out on a coffee machine. That's basically the one rule if you really like coffee (and health for that matter) Source: I repaired coffee machines for a while as teenager and seen horrible mold or quality machines. N
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by herbst 1y ago
But you are also surrounded by some of the greatest commercial coffee available so it makes sense I guess. Imagine Italian or swiss, both have high coffee culture. Italian even kinda claims the leading position in coffee drinking and yet no
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by herbst 1y ago
You can just buy the commercial cleaner bottle once a year, follow whatever the bottle says and press the "clean routine" button on almost any machine.
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by herbst 1y ago
I was wondering about "modern" too. I am surrounded by good coffee in Switzerland, better quality just getting more common. Starbucks is soacially accepted to be bad quality. Nearly everyone I know has a coffee machine or espresso
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by herbst 1y ago
Your question is provocative, but the answers are within the most utopic things I've read. Sounds like we evolved to be over water basically. Ideocracy calling

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