iagooar

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by iagooar 4y ago
Meanwhile, I am slowing down the pace of my life a little bit every day. I plan to build a little cabin in the woods, taking my time, enjoying the peace and tranquility of the forest. I listen to podcasts and audiobooks, yes, but I do it sl
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by iagooar 4y ago
I do. And I am a nerd myself. This does not absolve me (or "us") from being self-critical. I generally do not enjoy social media that much, but if there is one interesting thing about it, then it is being able to read and discuss
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by iagooar 4y ago
Mastodon is not much more than a nerdy echo chamber.
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by iagooar 6y ago
You can build something that is excellent, yet if you do not ship it, it will have no impact. Shipping to me is bringing a technical feature or increment to customers' hands. It is a product, yes. You sell it, true. There is nothing wr
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by iagooar 6y ago
Podigee | VP of Product, Frontend, Devops, Full-stack / Backend, UX/UI (by this order) | Full-time | onsite in Berlin, Germany - mostly home office during pandemic - no full remote | https://www.podigee.com/en&#x2
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by iagooar 6y ago
For such a liberal country, the US have a very strict immigration control. In Europe, many countries are rather the opposite - the state has much more control yet immigration matters are much more relaxed. I am genuinely curious where this
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by iagooar 6y ago
Do not clear them, you can‘t eat the cake and have it.
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by iagooar 6y ago
If you are ready to pay to remove it, just pay for the YT subscription.
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by iagooar 6y ago
I saw: A14 vs A12 processor, the camera, Touch ID vs Face ID, LiDAR sensor vs no sensor. I almost regret getting the iPad Pro recently...
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by iagooar 6y ago
That is an accurate description of an iPad, yes. BTW, Apple „switched“ to ARM 13 years ago with the launch of the iPhone.
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by iagooar 6y ago
It makes sense for them as a business to convert visitors to users to customers - nothing wrong with that for me.
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by iagooar 6y ago
Know this is not the case here, but any company in the EU must report a breach involving personal data. This was introduced with the EU-GDPR: https://gdpr-info.eu/art-33-gdpr/
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by iagooar 6y ago
It depends on the specific country's laws - in Germany you can not write anything you want into a contract and call it valid. In this case, you could still sue Google if according to industry standard definition it actually was an outa
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by iagooar 6y ago
I am a person who understands the difference between personal opinion, social norm and rules. I understand that we do not know enough about Covid-19 yet and that the best way to act right now is by taking necessary precaution to reduce spre
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by iagooar 6y ago
I am not a person who underestimates Covid-19 and take all the precautions that are required. But to be honest, I had a flu with similar symptoms 2 years ago and I pretty much thought I was dying. I am generally healthy, in my early 30s. Te
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by iagooar 6y ago
> Other solutions include: requiring credit cards for trial periods, ban all adult content from the platform… But they all require me to put extra effort in the project. And I don’t have time for that. There is people who spend their ent
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by iagooar 6y ago
Working remotely has a very high cost, but it only gets visible in the long term. Working from home isolates you. There is no way around this. You lose the one huge opportunity in adult life for making new relationships - and that's at
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by iagooar 6y ago
> There are entire countries and world regions that rely on tourism, and for them this is going to be the most consequential long-lasting change (also for environmental reasons). I don't see how people stop traveling once Covid is
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by iagooar 6y ago
Streacom DB4, one of the most beautiful passive cases around. It matches Apple-level design, it's stunning. As GPU I had the Gigabyte GTX 1650 mini and the Gigabyte GTX 1660 TI mini. The 1650 is definitely easier to put in a passively
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by iagooar 6y ago
I had more problems with the 3700X although on paper it is 65W TDP (same as the 3600). In practice it gets much hotter and draws more power. The 3600 never gave me any problems.
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by iagooar 6y ago
It is easily the best bang for buck CPU on the market, that allows pretty much 99% of workflows that require a PC. Gaming? Check. Programming? Check. Graphics design? Check. Video editing: also check (but on the lower end, true that). It ha
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by iagooar 6y ago
And meanwhile you can use Google to search for "covid19 podcast" and you will get podcast recommendations from non-government sources. This is insane.
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by iagooar 6y ago
If it wasn't for podcasting, I wonder if RSS wouldn't actually be dead by now.
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by iagooar 6y ago
24/7 childcare is an unexpected "side project".
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by iagooar 7y ago
You're talking about it, so they achieved their goal.
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by iagooar 7y ago
> Caveat: I love doing this in a musical context for a specific part (e.g. vocals or drums or guitar) amongst many, and so I tend to fine-tune the exact frequencies in the context of the other parts so they evoke the memory and emotion o
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by iagooar 7y ago
In Germany every single lawyer or HR responsible would tell you not to send any reason at all, just a generic response. This has to do with how law is structured here: giving feedback gives an attack surface to candidates that could sue you
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by iagooar 7y ago
Oh, I still recall my time in Switzerland, where you could walk into any store and pay with a 1000 CHF bill and nobody would even look at you.
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by iagooar 7y ago
From a European point of view, US tech companies are not even close to being regulated.
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by iagooar 7y ago
> Alpine uses musl instead of glibc. That works well for most things, but not all things. It works well until it doesn't. And screws up your whole deployment pipeline.

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