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by jansan 1y ago
Nothing. But you will have to pay taxes on the money you get from your buddy. If he is paying too little, you may get into additional trouble.
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by jansan 1y ago
They basically treat you as if you sold your shares or company when leaving the country. If you run a one man company that is currently making a good profit, this can become really expensive.
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There is something off with that number. I am not from France (but from a neighboring country), but with 3.400 euros per month you are not among the best paid people in France.
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by jansan 1y ago
It depends how you use it. You can ask Claude Code for instructions to migrate the Code yourself, and it will be a teacher. Or you can ask it to create a migration plan and the execute it, in which case learning will of course be very limi
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by jansan 1y ago
A lot of things that the author achieved with Claude Code is migrating or refactoring of code. To me, who started using Claude Code just two weeks ago, this seems to be one of the real strengths at the moment. We have a large business app t
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by jansan 1y ago
I watched a lot of the Tour de France and if I had seen the paper before that I would have looked out for any of these formations with two riders in front. Were there any instances where they used these formations? I only remember single le
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by jansan 1y ago
My first thought was that maybe fan culture and atmosphere has changed, which would have a more noticeable effect in the higher leagues, because lower leagues are still hilarious [1][2]. But the home advantage seems to affect all leagues th
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by jansan 1y ago
Maybe because people don't want to have oil changes, emission checks, exhaust gas etc. on their EV. If they really need a long range, they will probably just buy a combustion engine car.
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by jansan 1y ago
International recognized cocktails must be quite popular in Norway. I remember when going to Norway for a friend's wedding and they explicitly asked all guests to bring the maximum allowed limit of liquor with them. I understood this a
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by jansan 1y ago
That is pretty wholesome stuff for a result of an AI conversation.
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by jansan 1y ago
I have often thought about doing exactly this, but one thing that always made me hesitate was the fact that nobody else seems to be doing it. Now that I finally see that others are actually using other labels than TODO I may actually start
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by jansan 1y ago
There are more castles in Germany (20,000 to 25,000) than McDonald's restaurants in the USA (13,500). From that perspective, McDonald's restaurants are more rare and therefore more in danger of extinction, so they should be put on
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by jansan 1y ago
The head of the board of a company I work with, who uses ChatGPT to get information on how to prune his plants and barely knows how to use Windows Explorer, decided that the whole company needs to go full AI. Everything has to be AI, and ev
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by jansan 1y ago
It may be the same generation, but it's probably not the same people.
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by jansan 1y ago
In Javascript that Google "bug" only occurs if an array has more than 4503599627370495 items. You may run into memory issues before running into that bug.
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by jansan 1y ago
Do you see rising birth rates in Ukraine and/or Russia?
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by jansan 1y ago
To quote an analyst from the Dotcom bubble era: "Everbody's happy, everybody's making money, something's wrong here"
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by jansan 1y ago
There were catch bars in the 90s, and Roppongi has been full of assholes as long as I can remember (anyone remember Tokyo Gas Panic?). I have not been to Japan for more than ten years so I do not know how bad it is, but my point is that eve
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Gorillaz had five top-ten albums in the US, of which two were number one in the UK.
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by jansan 1y ago
I went to our local museum carrying my tritium marker to see if I could induce some trails on their radiation cloud chamber. Boy was I disappointed that I could not create a single trace from it. The plastic encasing seems to protect pretty
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by jansan 1y ago
There is a very famous German song with the (translated) title "Life begins at 66". So here we have it, 40s and 60s, no science required.
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by jansan 1y ago
Yes, he writes that after he left the battlefield they became more common. There was a video of a soldier wading through massive amounts of fiber near the front line. Just imagine that for each drone attack there will be 10-50km of fiber dr
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by jansan 1y ago
Works on my Firefox on Windows. The website is awesome, however, I am not sure if the palettes are very useful.
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In Germany we have "Retard-Tabletten" (Tabletten = pills), which are not intended to stop (or accelerate) cognitive decline, but release the active ingredients with a delay.
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I can clearly see a connection between Gavin Belson and Wang
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Also, AFAIR Bill Gates personally and in person intervened and paid a visit to Munich's mayor Christian Ude. Here is an interview with Christian Ude in which he mentiones that Bill Gates was unable to understand how reying on Microsoft
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by jansan 1y ago
So what about the kiss? Did it cause the depersonalisation, was it part of the cause, or was it just mentioned to sex up the the story?
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More like Minionmind.
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The problem is that a lot of code works in general, but fails in edge cases. I would hate to be the guy who's job is only to find out why verbose AI generated code fails in one particular condition.
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by jansan 1y ago
I am pretty sure we will see programming languages that are custom made for AI popping up soon. I cannot predict how it will look like, but it may be a mix between an extremely well documented language with lots of safeguards (like Kotlin o

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