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by martin_a 2y ago
> With the button, you selected the EXACT item with a single button. With Alexa, you have to explain what you want, don't necessarily know the price, seller, etc. Hm, but wasn't the price of items ordered through the Dash butto
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by martin_a 2y ago
> Alexa can set timers and tell me the weather, and...that's basically it. And I'm fascinated over and over again on just how bad even that experience sometimes is. Not finding the right song on Spotify, not understanding what
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by martin_a 2y ago
duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40965161
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by martin_a 2y ago
It's really hard to stick with Mozilla/Firefox due to things like these. I updated my FF yesterday and at this point I make sure to check the settings for suddenly "opted-in" "features" I am not aware of. This
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by martin_a 2y ago
If you want to look at it from a brighter side, I think it's great that this tech exists and people know about it in large and how easy it is to fabricate false information with this. If I was very optimistic, I'd hope that people
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by martin_a 2y ago
I think this is the most important part of this whole story. They (as in "the US government") will get you _anywhere_ and destroy your life if they think it's the right thing to do. And you can't expect any other governm
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by martin_a 2y ago
I think "comfort turn signal" is a feature all newer (2000+) cars should have. I haven't found one from that age that didn't have this feature.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Newton's laws of motion would like to have a talk with you about those statements. A heavier vehicle absolutely needs more energy than a lighter one when all other factors stay the same.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Interesting information, thanks! > The argument used to refute this is usually that people aren’t doing agile right and if only the people and companies were more competent and or did MORE Agile then things would be fine. > Generally
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by martin_a 2y ago
I have an idea on this, and I'd appreciate your feedback and opinions on that. Could it be that agile projects fail more often (or take longer to complete) because people with a different "mindset" are able to work on project
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by martin_a 2y ago
I've created a ticket in the backlog for this!
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by martin_a 2y ago
> What are you getting to justify the massively higher price? As I've written below this is a machine for businesses not hobbyists. You pay for service contracts, the overall "professional behaviour", a reseller network th
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by martin_a 2y ago
I'm looking into buying a resin printer for our company for very special applications where we need a higher resolution than a FDM printer. Buying a "premium" model with proper support, a service contract etc. is totally fine
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by martin_a 2y ago
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/high-river-temperatu... but you're right, half of them were down for other reasons, too: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/15/business&#x2F
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by martin_a 2y ago
Cicero is a well-known, "conservative" (at best) to political rather right-wing magazine. It's not any better in terms of neutrality than the Telegraph. Find a reputable source and we can talk about it. And please don't
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by martin_a 2y ago
What a weird reference from you. Fukushima is long gone and decisions were made at that time by the government at that time to phase out of nuclear power generation for multiple reasons. That's the situation to work with, anything else
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by martin_a 2y ago
> full nuclear like France The France that regularly has to shut down its reactors in the summer because there's no water for cooling left? Great idea!
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by martin_a 2y ago
I don't find a single, reliable German source for all of that fuss. That might make you think about it again...
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by martin_a 2y ago
Wouldn't change much if any at all. Nuclear power was only less than 6% of total energy production in 2022 already. https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/29295/umfrage...
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by martin_a 2y ago
Nuclear reactors were EOL and not even their owners wanted to run them any longer. So please stop spreading your misleading take.
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by martin_a 2y ago
Sounds like another part of the product, so you just pay for the other side not being able to snoop on you.
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by martin_a 2y ago
PDF is harder than most people think due to its variety. While there might be a tool for every job, "one for all" is hard to do.
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by martin_a 3y ago
True! In firefighting (in Germany) we usually stick to no more than 8 people under direct control. That's an amount of people you can take care of.
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by martin_a 3y ago
No issues with my Hyundai Kona Electric. Although it does not have features like hidden, touch-sensitive door knobs and whatnot. It washes (and gets dirty) just like any car.
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by martin_a 3y ago
Is that your experience? Honest question, because only yesterday, after several years with PiHole and uBlock Origin, I found that a Shopify shop wasn't working for me. But that's probably the only issue I encountered after all tho
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by martin_a 3y ago
Ah yes, you're right. I'm still not that settled in on the rules... :-D
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by martin_a 3y ago
Start with a "Einzelunternehmung". Registering that takes 15 to 30 minutes at your local mayors office and costs 30 Euro. From there on you can make something like 20k Euro turnover per year, if you grow out of that, you can still
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by martin_a 3y ago
There will probaby be at least three JS frameworks to take care of that, don't worry.
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by martin_a 3y ago
Well, there seems to be a solution, didn't see the talk yet, but it's available here: https://media.ccc.de/v/37c3-11929-turning_chromebooks_into_r...
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SAP stops using Tesla cars for company fleet(spiegel.de)
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