mgoetzke

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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   Because everybody in a country pays the same price. Just because some people live near by the factory or want to make an event out of it doesn't mean they get it cheaper. I believe all car companies do this (I had to pay a delivery fee
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   and why would you run k3s on these ...
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   Well, maybe this will actually work. At least on windows 10 I could not get minikube to start (tried a few machines)
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   And of course all jobs are worth some minimum. If somebody wants somebody to invest their time to do something for them it costs money. No matter how easy or simple it seems to be. And ALL time of ALL people should have a minimum monetary v
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   how is it showing you ads ? Haven't seen any yet.
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   They talk about a 'Maschine' in the German version 'a machine' and clearly mean a machine to produce energy i.e a reactor.
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   Richard von Weizsäcker (President of Germany) was fabulous. Every interview worth reading, every word well chosen. Nobody since has lived up to that high standard yet in my opinion.
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   Which is indeed successful. But this also takes time and sometimes sadly not allowed or deemed necessary. It also does not allow to respond to changes quickly unless a proper re-calculation is also done. Good technique for a lot of scenario
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   by mgoetzke 8y ago

   Don't see it either. Nobody said there was an actual breach. Of course a change of delivery address/email/phone or when combined with unusual orders (large amounts) should be flagged and cause 2FA or some other mechanism to r
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    Wow .. quite the well organized site. One can actually navigate quickly, see whats up, switch channels and get a feeling of control. Google, Microsoft etc should look at how to present a conference like this. Of course the content seems top
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    Great ! Was just looking for something like this for a snow effect. I used to do something with falling snow on text for Christmas.
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    So the no-go zones are actually in the US not in Europe ?
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    Well the person in charge of safety at Tesla, Laurie Shelby ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurie-shelby-cih-csp-8142435/ ), worked at Alcoa before ( https://www.businessinsider.com/how-changing-one-ha
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    sadly the latimes still not reachable from europe
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    I have not worked with Kubernetes yet, but I do have experience with ansible and I was under the impression that Kubernetes is working on a higher abstraction level than ansible. Do kubernetes files really concern themselves with little det
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    Rich people did not like it.
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    `Capitalism can work really well- but only if regulated` --- Basically what Adam Smith said.
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    since Elon does not really have a lot of actual cash I would say it is more than a PR move depending on where he got the cash from
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    I know that feeling very well. But there is only one answer, keep walking out of this hell.
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    are the `=>` actual hidden functions with own scope or are they syntactic sugar? If they are functions they wont have a name in stack traces and add overhead.
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    I would agree, BUT code needs to be readable first. The proposed syntax applied to e.g switch would have just braces which would not look very readable. Having less lines can make extremely unreadable code. Readable code with an error is ea
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    by mgoetzke 8y ago

    a match(x) {...} to augment switch(x) { ... } would be very welcome indeed. It would also get rid of the function scopes which imply actual function objects/closures which are not actually needed. It would also remove the duplicity in
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    Does this apply to data of US citizens only ? If a non-US citizen stores data on a non-US server provided by e.g Microsoft, can it be accessed by the US gov ?
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    Zetsche, Mercedes Benz CEO, just admitted to Shareholders that they will switch to electric cars, but it will be bad for their bottom line. That's why they are dragging their feet.
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    You might like http://worrydream.com/KillMath/
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    There is a rule in Germany called "Im Unrecht gibt es keine Gleichberechtigung". Meaning when you are breaking the law you cannot point to others also breaking the law as defense.
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    unless AI figures out the way to win life is by figuring out how to survive
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    On your point about millionaires. I was once thinking along the same lines (that was my starting point), but I come to the conclusion that it is just not correct. A millionaire almost definitely used way more government services than a midd
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    I agree it wouldn't be helpful. It is similar to the problem of DNA evidence tests. The technique can be extremely certain, but the entire process chain must be evaluated in order to gauge trust. How likely is it that the evidence was
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    by mgoetzke 9y ago

    In light of some memorable software design failures (which includes not just code but UX design, usage scenarios, compliance etc) I would kindly disagree. And the people of Hawaii would too I am sure. It really depends what the software is