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by lnsru 3mo ago
Sounds exactly like the stories with 5G cell towers. Almost no problems with GSM and then suddenly 5G is big issue.
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by lnsru 3mo ago
Imaginary country called Nicha can’t buy lithography machine from imaginary company called SAML. Nicha can kidnap some scientists and torture them to get all the secrets. But it’s not elegant. Nicha can pay a lot for hacking and get the res
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by lnsru 3mo ago
I heard Australia is pretty sunny country. If that’s right they can go with solar and be alright. Sweden has less options for sure.
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by lnsru 3mo ago
The thing is that educated people like HN users see very simple thing: 1 kW nuclear can be safely replaced with 20 kW well distributed renewables. While solar is dirt cheap wind isn’t. Especially offshore wind. And the math clearly shows ad
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by lnsru 3mo ago
Please name some of these countries. Europe is stuck with this nonsense and there is no hope in sight despite yearly polls showing majority people being against it.
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by lnsru 3mo ago
I think the Kleinunternehmer ruling is great in Germany to start something small. With growth VAT comes automatically. But hiring consultants with proper revenue isn’t big deal anymore.
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by lnsru 3mo ago
I am an electrician. Got my certification done with Handwerkskammer, went to the city hall, registered my company and filled online form rejecting the option with VAT number since all my clients are in greater Munich area. Same path could b
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by lnsru 3mo ago
Not a German. Coming from authoritarian state and following democratic processes in Germany very closely. Love to talk with older neighbors occasionally. From my personal observation I can differentiate 4 time lines. First one is West Germa
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by lnsru 3mo ago
What you ignore is the thing that with meta’s salary you can retire in 10 years back to Europe. With silly wages in Germany you can retire on your 75th birthday. Feel the difference? Germany’s economy is stagnating, there will be no higher
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by lnsru 3mo ago
Multiple shotgun shells mounted inside of flying platform for final product. For prototyping it is regulatory nightmare in Germany though. That’s a trade-off reusability vs. hard hit. I took Rheinmetall’s calculation of 1000€ for single pie
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by lnsru 3mo ago
Or it is a public stunt? I am naysayer engineer. Build acoustic detection system for anomaly detection in manufacturing line. It worked with studio level equipment with lots of noise filtering measures. First challenge was to have microphon
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by lnsru 3mo ago
Reusable interceptor has BOM of 3000$, 15000$ sales price. Wanted to start this project with an ex-colleague, but he bought old house and is stuck trying to make it livable. Anyone interested in cooperation? I am hardware and math guy.
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by lnsru 3mo ago
This thing makes me crazy. But I can somehow ignore my Skoda’s whining. The other car was bought months before this regulation happened and I will keep it as long as I can.
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by lnsru 3mo ago
What you describe is obvious corporate management path. You start with MVP, it gets traction, bosses like you and then others will code for the original author dismantling and rewriting original MVP. And don’t be shy - if one can pull this
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by lnsru 3mo ago
I have no hard proof. But I heard Switzerland is the single place in Europe that pays FAANG salaries that are somehow similar to US ones.
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by lnsru 4mo ago
It’s old free Autopilot. It doesn’t convince me to buy FSD, hardware is the same at the end. I am used that demo shows best features of the product…
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by lnsru 4mo ago
So now I am in a beta test as a vehicle dummy without a chance to opt out. My model Y can’t keep lanes what my entry level Škoda does perfectly fine. My model Y slams on the brakes occasionally when I try cruise control feature on empty hig
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by lnsru 4mo ago
And yet all solar gear installed comes from China. Source: I am electrician installing it.
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by lnsru 4mo ago
Immigration HAS an effect: https://www.dw.com/en/germany-crime-figures-migrants-refugee... The thing is very simple: I am really not afraid of police in Germany. Worst thing that can happen is spending a night in jail.
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by lnsru 4mo ago
Can you name something worthy from German public TV? Imho it’s too political with greenwashing and other shit I don’t want at home. We had a discussion at home for whole week after Checker Tobi complaining about deforestation in Brazil. Ger
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by lnsru 4mo ago
20 minutes of screen time daily is extreme parenting effort. That’s olympic level. I would say the new normal is 20 minutes after each meal.
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by lnsru 4mo ago
Read and download the original paper: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/developmental-psycholog... Too much social media in young years?
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by lnsru 4mo ago
That’s a very nice theory. Decent real estate first buyer will not even consider rented property. But there are enough unscrupulous shady people who will buy the property at a great discount and get the tenants out. You will be right accord
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by lnsru 4mo ago
I took Efinix. They have cute FPGA with memory in one package. It saves me lots of time for routing the board.
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by lnsru 4mo ago
Actual intelligence is useless when decision makers send new weekly AI rules to be better employees. It’s race to the bottom. Race to an endless technical debt. Some companies will implode when codebases stop being manageable. The small min
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by lnsru 4mo ago
This was thought decades ago too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eureka_Prometheus_Project Compared to 1994 we have now endless computing power and yet no reliable self driving car is available on the market.
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by lnsru 4mo ago
Integrated solar panels into the tiles are batshit crazy expensive compared to regular big solar panels from China. I was looking how to install them (some other vendor, not Tesla) and was shocked - you can’t plug the small tiles connected
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by lnsru 5mo ago
No. It’s pure greed dominating the world. My employer is owned by bigger private company and the shitshow is the same as in big megacorporation. There are hordes of colleagues to stab one for 100€ more salary a month. Disgusting. The compan
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by lnsru 6mo ago
Absolutely this. No one cares about privacy. 99,9% population has no clue how tech works. “Oh, it’s an app on my phone.” That’s what typical consumer understands. How text travels from one phone to other is something magical. Got WhatsApp,
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by lnsru 6mo ago
There is no rocket science here. Every radar has at least one midrange FPGA inside. Every small radar company at least two FPGA devs like me to minimize bus factor. Regarding passive radar it is nice system in theory. In practical setup it’

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