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by lnsru 3y ago
Forest of the Gods from Lithuanian writer Balys Sruoga. It’s cruel book how bandits treat intellectuals in concentration camp. Written in funny style hiding really bad details from reader. It is very eye-opening what one could expect from f
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by lnsru 3y ago
But then it’s nasty blackout. Somebody still needs to design electricity grid for one of these very rare events.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Tried using such code generation for simple things in VHDL. It looked like VHDL, but failed badly. Maybe for more popular languages with more training Dara it works better.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Mouser is another middle man, I keep trying buying from manufacturers directly. While some don't accept small quantities and others refer to their preferred retailers it's worth it. The big distributors are expensive. There is no
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by lnsru 3y ago
Rude tone. But that’s my thinking today going home. Animal farm everywhere I see. Full back to the office, bet somebody can still work from home. Bad economy, work time and salary decrease, but somebody is more important and can keep work t
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by lnsru 3y ago
I would say, engineers sit at the bottom of office politics. Lowest caste of the food chain. Depending on company you have pointy haired manager, sales people or technically uneducated product manager above. At the end nobody is responsible
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by lnsru 3y ago
You’re downvoted. But I had it. It is great to rest 3 days and do 4 days shit diving. Of course, pay was lover accordingly. I gladly would do 32 hours on 4 days instead of standard German 35 hours on 5 days. Paradoxically it is impossible t
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by lnsru 3y ago
Yes. My cheap motorcycle had drum brakes and was fine for many many kilometers. The problem with electric vehicles is that they brake with motors and not with brakes. Brakes gather dust and silently corrode. Apparently latest vehicles perio
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by lnsru 3y ago
These things rust as hell in their enclosures. Volkswagen group EVs with rear drums are catastrophic development. Take press releases and advertisement with a grain of salt next time.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Due to forced back to office somebody must drop their remote master studies. Somebody will not see pregnant wife whole day. Somebody will not be able to pick/bring kids from/to school. Another one must cancel his weight loss progr
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by lnsru 3y ago
Aggressive asking for tipping will drive customers away and the shop can be closed. The shop workers aren’t helping themselves with such measures in the time of online shopping.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Full back to the office? I am experiencing it right now and honestly hate it. After work in quiet room alone for couple years I am forced to sit with another 11 individuals in open office. My mental state is really bad. There is only one so
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by lnsru 3y ago
There was something: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatian_War_of_Independence
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by lnsru 3y ago
I highly admire Mate Rimac. He could be just another refugee kid in Germany. And now he’s pushing tech industry in his home country to the next level.
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by lnsru 3y ago
I am king if I have original Levi’s jeans :-)
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by lnsru 3y ago
On bad winter days goal plus gas generated 80% of electricity in Germany. It’s crazy to turn off functional (and I guess safe enough) nuclear plants and generate lost 6 GW capacity burning coal like during first Industrial Revolution.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Good that Germany left this evil technology! Imagine Siemens presenting such device, unbelievable. They can watch how other players eat their lunch. Like it happened with computer software and how it’s happening with electrical vehicles. Ye
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by lnsru 3y ago
How do you think Siri works? I have a hint to you: it does not scan your brain waves.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Lol. As a very high level party member you could murder anyone. And if the crowd wasn’t too big you could get fine with it. I am not talking about the poor souls who got party books just to get mid career promotion.
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by lnsru 3y ago
That’s why soviet union had communism written on the facade and caste system inside. Party members had every luxury westerners had. And stupid dissidents silently disappeared to some far far away places behind Arctic circle.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Sure. And couple unknowns were KGB agents. So people learned very early what to say to strangers and what to keep for themselves.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Anesthetics were only for the higher caste kids of party members. Basically they had everything the westerners had :-) General population however had nothing.
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by lnsru 3y ago
The prices during German school holiday suddenly increase to absurd levels. Flights get 2-3x more expensive, rental cars and accommodation at least two times more. Workarounds are to go to some awkward countries or just pick less popular pl
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by lnsru 4y ago
The question is if you can defend your patent. Larger player will sue you as long as you run out of money to defend yourself.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Nice stuff. But hard to find good application in my environment for it. I mostly re-work old designs or use reference designs with particular chips (that the company has in stock at the moment). Maybe somebody could greatly benefit without
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by lnsru 4y ago
You don’t want a house, that wasn’t maintained 2-3 decades. Because old people do not care anymore and don’t have resources for optional maintenance. There must be a choice made: starting a family or starting long and expensive construction
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by lnsru 4y ago
Japan is not alone. Whole western world will shrink signify in this century. There is only single family with 2 kids in 9 houses in close neighborhood. In other 8 houses live retirees between 70 and 90 years old. That’s west Germany close t
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by lnsru 4y ago
LinkedIn is already full of tax reduction and early retirement advisors. No need to go to BlackHatWorld forum.
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by lnsru 4y ago
You’re business owner. But there is whole cohort of middle managers, that need to justify their existence walking in the office and watching over the shoulders as well as asking project status reports. Corporate world also needs to build of
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by lnsru 4y ago
I am the guy, who thinks, that Lego is heavily overpriced. But then I bought some competition products. No one of them had nice Lego experience where parts just fit. Earlier the parts used to fall off and now they are still enough different

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