lukan

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by lukan 5mo ago
Can you bring one claim of "mathematicians and ecologists" that their calculation would not be arbitrary? Those things ain't absolutes and human society is not made up of numbers and not calculable. So you can make approximat
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by lukan 5mo ago
So .. where can we read about the results?
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by lukan 5mo ago
No. I bought it especially, because it has a replacable battery, which is not a factor for the vast majority I believe. If that key would not have been switchable I would have returned it, though .. But seriously. Who would want that excemp
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by lukan 5mo ago
Every keyboard I used so far - and those were many, many, many - have the ctrl in the bottom left. Lenovo is the only weird excemption I experienced. So I believe people like me are the vast majority and you should maybe rather blame them,
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by lukan 5mo ago
Thinkpad laptops thankfully have the option to switch Fn and Ctrl Key in the bios, because that Fn in the bottem left is reserved by my muscle memory to ctrl and I won't change that.
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by lukan 5mo ago
That math is about animals in a fixed climate who don't do trading. Swiss people do. And that "how much would a population tolerate a reduction in the idyllic/scenic nature of their landscape" is a very arbitary factor t
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by lukan 5mo ago
It is simple as in people use succesfully javascript who have no idea what programming is.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Am aware of that, bug glyphosat is definitely not allowed and likely a result of neighbors spraying plentiful in bad wind conditions (there are strict regulations in theory, that are usually ignored in reality)
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by lukan 5mo ago
Possible and that is definitely a thing, but I personally I would not rule out, that there still can be a human behind it, just with that specific style and careful about his privacy.
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by lukan 5mo ago
"We all (hopefully) know the world would be a better place with less JS but you can't put the genie back in the bottle." I don't know that. I suspect you hate javascript because so many ads and tracking software is writt
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by lukan 5mo ago
"I don’t even know where we fit in." Giving directions and verifying its output? But my mental capacity is still limited. I can make way more prompts, than I can read code.
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by lukan 5mo ago
I also got curious, this is the most personal comment I could find https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44498083 Funny, but might as well be generic, trained from reddit comments. What a time we live in.
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by lukan 5mo ago
That was funny, thank you. I am now reminded of a short trip with less tech savy folks, where I also on the trip noticed that the plan was a bit .. not working. And the person organizing it complaining to the bus driver, why they were not g
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by lukan 5mo ago
"IMHO organic labels optimize for the wrong things." What do you mean? I only know of "Demeter", that also has some very esoteric requirements (homeopathy, cosmic energy flow rituals) - but otherwise organic label optimi
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by lukan 5mo ago
Ok, so how to calculate it for switzerland in a non arbitrary way? (Btw. I believe switzerland is not trying to be self sufficient anyway, but donimport lots of stuff, like most other countries do)
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by lukan 5mo ago
The question is, if he would see it really as an insult. Hitler was pretty successful in the beginning and did rise to the top against many odds and breaking conventions. (unlike Trump, he was not born rich, though)
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by lukan 5mo ago
I am pretty sure there are many people living in swiss with temporary visa's and those will then be de facto kicked out, if they do not get their permissions extended.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Hm. Are there any difference in the consequences for the immigrants, if they are kicked out because of arbitrary population cap, instead of anti-migration laws?
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by lukan 5mo ago
So instead of adressing the article and provide the potential base for a intelligent debate, you decided to raise the bar by lamenting? My impression in general is that there is rather a very EU friendly view here on HN in general, but HN i
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by lukan 5mo ago
I don't know (also english is not my first language), but to me it takes knowledge to know what is the right tool for the job. To know what is required to make the client happy. To know where great code matters and where quick and dirt
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by lukan 5mo ago
Some knowledge does set you apart - the ability to ship things, people pay for. Not producing holy code in the academic best language.
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by lukan 5mo ago
"Where in Europe do you find large amounts of small stores?" Im vibrant city centers of every bigger city I visited. The ugly malls are taking over much and online ordering is heavy pressure, but some are still very much alive.
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by lukan 5mo ago
Yes, your angle is more interesting.
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by lukan 5mo ago
I don't know, it is pretty simple to type /init in claude and see if its understanding of a project matches reality. And if it can make changes to it. The difference working with agents, is that a solo dev suddenly becomes a dev m
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by lukan 5mo ago
"because we've eradicated lots of things that killed people before they were old enough to develop cancer" The other reason might be, we introduced lots of new cancer inducing compounds. Also cancer is very complex and a broa
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by lukan 5mo ago
Just out of curiosity, did you actually use claude? Otherwise have a look here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48406174
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by lukan 5mo ago
I am real. I used computers for a long time. Also linux, but not exclusivly. Guess what, I also only learned recently (some years now I think) after making it mire default, that on linux the windows key is called super key. And the person y
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by lukan 5mo ago
"Soccer is like the metric system of sports." No. Not at all. It doesn't make any more sense to chase a ball to kick it just with feet, than to chase it protected hands allowed or to chase it using only hands to touch it. Dif
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by lukan 5mo ago
If you don't take care of your teeth, it might matter a lot to you very quickly and pain is a good instructor.
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by lukan 5mo ago
The sad part is, that those people usually think, they help linux this way.

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