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by ketzu 7y ago
While I agree in general, I don't think it's as easy as urban-rural. Germany has some cities with extreme housing prices, notably Munich, but the discrepancy is big within the group of larger cities as well. I can't say much
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by ketzu 7y ago
While homeownership of millennials is lower than that of their parents' generation at the same age in the US, it is far from being zero. Most results I've seen point it at 32-37% compared to the parents' generation at the sam
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by ketzu 7y ago
It seems obvious to me, that companies and individuals have different needs, goals and options, as they are quite different entities. > but when it happens to people everyone starts berating them for not saving/etc. To me, that does
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by ketzu 7y ago
Licensing for games is common for car manufacturers as well.
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by ketzu 7y ago
Isn't the trope "broadband is better somewhere else" for most places? Anecdotally, most people I know complain about the connection where they live.
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by ketzu 7y ago
That's the only one I found so far, but we'll definitely check it out!
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Ask HN: Are there good self-hosted video conference tools?
198 points by ketzu 7y ago|87 comments
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Show HN: FABI – A FizzBuzz PHP REST API(github.com)
2 points by ketzu 7y ago|0 comments
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by ketzu 7y ago
Only if you assume you react to all individuals at the same time constantly. In our lectures we try to make them interactive, but the degree of interactiveness varies based on the level and number of attendants. Questions are asked and answ
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by ketzu 7y ago
China has a population density only 4 times the density of the US and half the one of Germany. It has a vast amount of wildlife. Why wouldn't they have any wild animals left?
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by ketzu 7y ago
> There is nothing inherently irreconcilable about a record not existing > This just isn't true. It depends on what the record is, and what state you're in (aka: CONTEXT). These two things mean the same thing. It's in t
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by ketzu 7y ago
Actually I don't follow any C/C++ special publications. But the mainstream journal I rarely read sometimes covers it. For info I usually watch CPPCon videos.
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by ketzu 7y ago
I feel like people on here overestimate the tech literacy their peers learned when they were kids. While the computer-interested group around me did some experimentation, a little bit of programming and the like, most people I knew didn&#x2
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by ketzu 7y ago
The author of the article seems to be a teen themselves (cf. the first paragraph and usage of 'they' and 'we'). 'Mainstream tech pubs with low level programming?' Depends on what you count as low level programm
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by ketzu 7y ago
'Does anyone have any data that "Climate Change" is even bad?' Depends on what you consider "bad". But there seems to be a lot of material that climate changes is mostly negative economical and health wise for
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by ketzu 7y ago
Isn't it even the case that google forces other OEMs to bundle all their apps if they want to include the play store?
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by ketzu 7y ago
Shouldn't it say "presentation slides are <judgement>", it doesn't seem like the point specifically applies to PowerPoint. (also anecdotally having a bad presentation with or without a tool doesn't matter, hav
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by ketzu 7y ago
I believe the supposed beneficial case of blocking vs spinning can't be captured well by those categories, as it's "contended, but not for long" and "contended, but for longer". That's the reason for the &
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by ketzu 7y ago
If you want one using latex, you can use open source self hosted overleaf variant. The worst part is the user management though, as they even keep somewhat sensible user management for the paid version.
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by ketzu 7y ago
That's true, I forgot about those. They increase the friction of having a rooted phone though. Also many apps seem to implement some custom checks, some even refuse to work reliably on unrooted phones, e.g., barclaycard. When I had lin
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by ketzu 7y ago
According to the article, they just have to be pre-installed, which is easy to enforce. It can be enforced the same way Google makes OEMs install all their software despite people being able to root and remove it. It doesn't need to be
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by ketzu 7y ago
That's an 8% increase over 1 year. Those over 7 years would already result in an increase of 72%.
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by ketzu 7y ago
But they also awarded it to two researchers proposing opposite interpretations, so they obviously did not endorse his interpretation of a continuous nervous system.
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by ketzu 7y ago
I would have expected it is much more: * Most developers start to learn at a time where they don't have the money for tools. * If the free solution is good enough, there is little motivation to invest in higher grade tools. * If there
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by ketzu 7y ago
Is this more than just speculation? According to the linked occupid data ( https://web.archive.org/web/20170330131859/https://theblog.o... ) while women underrate attractiveness of men, the distribution of
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by ketzu 7y ago
> Find out how to store fruits and vegetables so they stay fresh longer inside or outside your refrigerator. That was my first thought when I opened the website. I kind of expected to see the answer to this on the site, not a tip this ge
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by ketzu 7y ago
Isn't just having a vpn endpoint at home more than enough?
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by ketzu 8y ago
I do not deny that 4G has worse latency, but 5G will not provide sub millisecond round trip latency for regular internet based applications. Sub millisecond latencies are due to local communication which can replace DSRC/802.11p in car
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by ketzu 8y ago
But the sub millisecond latency is only for local communication, isn't it? Which is most likely not available for most applications that phones use.
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by ketzu 8y ago
Git won in the same sense that chrome won or windows won, there's value in having alternatives and I would like to have the option of mercurial in more settings. I am not advocating for use of git or mercurial, use whatever suits your

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