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lifestyleguru
7d ago
Kids are rediscovering typography and pictograms. With AI. Well done!
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lifestyleguru
8d ago
You only have to get rich once and opportunity to get rich occurs only once in every few generations.
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lifestyleguru
11d ago
lol don't go there it's a trap. Civilization, despite all these people, is good.
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lifestyleguru
11d ago
> Though you should keep in mind that Germany has a pretty strong social security system. Not a benefit if you're a working adult, but it explains some of the difference Germany has so many billionaires that literally every minor re
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lifestyleguru
11d ago
Recalling my job seeking endeavours in the past in CH I confirm the salary in CH and also confirm it is stuck at 2018 levels.
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lifestyleguru
12d ago
I agree here. Crocs and slides are default footwear now anytime outside winter, including indoors and outdoors. It's unimaginable but it has happened over the last few years. Other than crocs and slides youngsters are really confused w
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lifestyleguru
12d ago
...and the job of the hires will be figuring out where AI can be used?
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lifestyleguru
12d ago
> The median ML engineer in Germany earns 70,000 euros. The numbers are stuck at 2018 levels. Accumulated inflation since then is over 20%. This bubble is not glamorous at all.
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lifestyleguru
12d ago
There are no jobs. For at least two years now most IT/AI hiring ads are fake.
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lifestyleguru
15d ago
2026's Blair Witch Project.
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lifestyleguru
15d ago
It implies we'll get cheap VPS and cloud services, right?
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lifestyleguru
18d ago
There was an episode where one American rapper bragged he never wears the same socks twice. He unpacks every day a pair of brand new white socks. I have no bloody idea why this carved into my memory.
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lifestyleguru
18d ago
Behind every accomplished person stands an accomplished parent.
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lifestyleguru
19d ago
Custom software they have build over decades is pile of crap. Mostly could be replaced with web interface, gpg encryption, and batch processing of CSV files with bash or python. It will fail because employees want "mouse point and clic
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lifestyleguru
22d ago
How do you even conclude from inspecting a butthole that it is "a receptive one"? Every man was one butthole inspection away from being a criminal? I mean if a poo can get out, something of its size can also go in, and quality toi
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lifestyleguru
22d ago
so... for military grade identification systems instead of face photo with id document next to it, you make banghole photo with id document next to it?
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lifestyleguru
22d ago
You guy don't have to show cock and balls to the military commission? It's a standard practice in post-Communist countries, including NATO ones.
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lifestyleguru
23d ago
This implies he will also visit incognito Switzerland.
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lifestyleguru
23d ago
How this biomass expands?! I don't think this happens anywhere else on earth. Usually tress downed into the water simply become bare trunks in the water.
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lifestyleguru
23d ago
That's what happens when there are few children and many adults all with strong opinions on how the few children should be raised. Back in my days (millennials) there was abundance of children and they knew that adults are a danger to
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lifestyleguru
23d ago
> [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WStK9HNn8c8& This video is so incorrect on so many levels. Thomas only releases the robots and at the end there is Bridget.
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lifestyleguru
23d ago
I agree not to use corporate level stuff for private life. Yourself will forget how to troubleshoot it after 5 years, family will have no idea what to do with it. External encrypted/unencrypted USB drive is really sufficient.
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lifestyleguru
24d ago
Having had an experience with legacy enterprise software from Sweden once, I just passed out in the the workplace mentally, was absent few times, then they fired me. Hope it helps.
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lifestyleguru
24d ago
In context of your problem there are three groups of people: 1. Those who have so much money they pay whatever is needed, getting screwed by countless middlemen. 2. Those who do everything by themselves full time and overtime. 3. Those who
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lifestyleguru
24d ago
Every time someone takes photo or photocopy of my documents "for the police" or "for security" I'm just thinking "why are you lying to me".
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lifestyleguru
24d ago
You want to have it done cheaply on a dumb computer, so you have it.
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lifestyleguru
24d ago
Give it a break folks, self-righteousness doesn't pay, "the idiots" don't await to be converted, assholes don't care for reputation. Look at Back to the Future - in real life Marty is sick and feeble, Doc is just a
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lifestyleguru
26d ago
Anecdotally from another EU country, the politicians simply insolently ignore the data leaks. Victims will be punished though with a wave of "beware of scammers" communication, increasingly invasive identification, and institution
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lifestyleguru
26d ago
Allegedly hackers gained access to data about true DSL speeds in Berlin's households, waiting times for Anmeldung , and scandalous ratio of rental deposit returns from landlords. In short Berlin is cooked but it also always has been.
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lifestyleguru
28d ago
i don't want their mobile app
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