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mbeex
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As a freelancer, I often do not see the problem in the estimate or forecast as such, but in the willingness to accept an honest / realistic one. This of course has a direct impact on my sales position. To make a long story short: Most
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Define 'region'. Germany as a whole has six nuclear power plants left, with planned shutdowns not after 2022. https://www.bmu.de/themen/atomenergie-strahlenschutz/nuklear...
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6y ago
> For undergrads it's clearly a combination of finishing school, networking hothouse, and social club, with some education thrown in. Never was it for me, and I'm certainly not alone.
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mbeex
6y ago
Since PyCharm is abundant in this discussion, here are an alternative: I've been using the Wing IDE for several years. It sometimes chokes when I try to inspect larger numpy arrays as a whole, using the application-specific array visua
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6y ago
> Visual Studio supports CMake nowadays. It tries to embrace it, but this is not necessary (and limited for non-trivial cases - and what isn't non-trivial for serious projects). CMake itself has good VS support for a long time. I al
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mbeex
6y ago
It becomes only more complicated with nested virtualization techniques. Especially if you develop close 'to the metal'. I'm in 3D and image processing software, often with GPU interface requirements involved. I can reconcile
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6y ago
Mmmh Docker: It's still a problem to run Docker and VMware Workstation peacefully in parallel on Windows. The one prefers Hyper-V, the other the opposite: https://www.kauffmann.nl/2019/03/04/how-to-instal
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6y ago
I'm doing this for my A4-sized tablet too. At times. I still have the option (and I'm using it) for the full tablet area. I don't have this for the postcard-sized scribblers.
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6y ago
To be fair, GIMP considers itself also an image processing software, not (or only partially) a painting program. At least, it emphasizes this aspect and it shows (yes it mentions also artistic usage). I'm using it this way as a tool (b
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mbeex
6y ago
Problem is known for many years.
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mbeex
6y ago
Not for a Wacom with form factor >= A4. These have easily a price tag in the higher three-digit Euro range (and even more). Things like the A5 (!) Bamboo slate _start_ at 100 EU. @parent Of course - I also switched for ebooks from a dedi
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6y ago
Not a support forum here - but does someone know, if there are ways to resize UI fonts for the Windows Krita application without touching the Windows setting for the whole monitor? The only way still working for me is an arcane - in fact de
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6y ago
> Nobody wants A4 tablet trust me its not worth it. Why should I do so when I have my own experience? > On the other hand any other brand than the leading brand is truly terrible. So you've tried them all? Not to talk about the u
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6y ago
The leading brand is quite expensive (at least here in Germany), especially when it comes to reasonable sizes (A4/letter). I've been putting this off for years. Finally - a few months ago - I aquired something remarkable cheaper,
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6y ago
I have to agree. As a heavy user of Total Commander and fighting the Krusader as well as Double Commander clones for some time, I switched to Dolphin after setting up a KDE-based Linux distribution. Its been years, since I did it the last t
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mbeex
6y ago
IMO, this port is subpar. Ghislers original is "the best thing since sliced bread", I'm using it for more than ~20 years and it is the first software I have on USB flash drive or install (copy) to a new Windows machine. But
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mbeex
6y ago
Yep. Stop watching all sorts of advice from your chair. I have been hiking for many years now at ca. 2000 km per year. The body simply optimizes itself in time for all but very few people. A little adjustment might be necessary for particul
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6y ago
> Python support is decent but only if you get an optional, poorly-advertised extension on top of the default one. Which one?
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6y ago
The disadvantages listed are exactly the other way round the advantages for authors that encourage some of them to write in the first place: To become clear about contents which one thinks to understand. This prejudice disintegrates exactly
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6y ago
Same here. I'm interested, but stopped at least twice caused by the tooling. On Windows at least this happened: - Update problems for packages (refusing for non-explainable network errors) - hardwired installation path for something I
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6y ago
> you'll always use a dot No, often you will use nothing - simple juxtaposition.
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I think, he is confusing the figurative meaning with the real punishment. The former is not un-common in Germany even today. And yes, it has - or had - some relation to a certain concept of pedagogy. Cruel, but at times also positively pers
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6y ago
I do all my commiting and most trouble-free pull-/pushing with a GUI. When merging/rebasing becomes more non-trivial I'm beginning to resort to the CLI (and sometimes SmartGit or git-gui for hunks).
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6y ago
Something about this (emphasis more on problems for people with Jewish ancestry in the Soviet Union) can be found here: https://www.amazon.de/Love-Math-Heart-Hidden-Reality/dp/B00N... from someone, born in the sys
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6y ago
> Set theory alone you can get to continuum hypothesis. Ironically, her independence from ZF would make the classical Bourbaki group shiver. The same way the earlier, better known, work of Goedel did. I don't know, if you are aware
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Emphasis on 'theory', not 'set'.
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Pontryagin is not simply an elite theoretical mind. On the contray, he illustrates in person the many aspects of the problem. During the fifties, he virtually vanished from public and came back years later with a Lenin prize and "The M
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6y ago
Bourbaki school of thought. Read Dieudonné - not a single( I think to remember) illustration. Kindergarten starts math education with set theory. This was the imaginated ideal.
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6y ago
Books form an interesting part of this HN posting anyway: I'm from East Germany and at that time I got much of the mathematical scientific literature as quite cheap (regarded to money, even workmanship, but not to content) russian tran
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mbeex
6y ago
This is actually new to me. Thank you!
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