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by mitjam 5y ago
Turn the question upside down: Reflect on how you work right now and ask yourself: How can I improve my productivity? Then think about ways to implement your ideas. Chances are, the iPad turns out to be a great tool for some of them. This m
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by mitjam 5y ago
I think there are quite a few structural changes that might keep inflation alive for longer: climate change and political measures to mitigate them result eg in higher energy and housing costs, globalization seem to have peaked, second roun
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by mitjam 5y ago
Hetzner Cloud can start instances from ISOs - here is an example for ipfire : https://wiki.ipfire.org/installation/hetzner-cloud
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by mitjam 5y ago
Wolfsburg is a 1h 7min train ride away. Quite a few commute from Berlin. Berlin has three large universities and some smaller ones. Still, the real automotive hotspots like Stuttgart area would have been more attractive but there was certai
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by mitjam 5y ago
Interestingly they had to work hard to make the design legal - because the Union Jack is asymmetrical which is not allowed for headlights. Not because the design is irritating. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4izR1worekc
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by mitjam 5y ago
This is a clever and effective marketing measure: it raises attention, is memorable, people talk about it and it is a statement in line with the brand.
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by mitjam 5y ago
This reminds me of a 2016 blog post titled "Scalable and Secure Access with SSH" [1] on the Facebook engineering blog which does this with standard SSH tooling. I think the benefit of HIBA is more granularity in terms of authoriza
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by mitjam 5y ago
Honest question: Could Daczak be held liable for damages if lab origin was verifyable or is that even then not possible?
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by mitjam 5y ago
Just yesterday, I wundered if we still have free markets and competition in some select but critical sectors. How could that even be measured? Is there a competition index for markets and industries?
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Counterfeit Capitalism: Why a Monopolized Economy Leads to Inflation, Shortages(mattstoller.substack.com)
37 points by mitjam 5y ago|3 comments
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by mitjam 5y ago
Wow this reminded me of this Weird al Yankovic gem: https://youtu.be/GyV_UG60dD4
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by mitjam 5y ago
I think a hybrid concept of electric trains for the long haul and electric trucks for the last miles might be promising. Possibly with autonomous freight hand over.
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by mitjam 5y ago
With Pythonista you can develop small Python programs on iOS.
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by mitjam 5y ago
You are right, I also do not think that it is intentional, but just incidental insustainable. It is still an inherent and central part of its design.
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by mitjam 5y ago
It’s in the Proof of Work. The „..difficulty is determined by a moving average targeting an average number of blocks per hour.“ The more nodes, the faster the hash rate the higher the difficulty. Here is a nice (exponential) graph showing d
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by mitjam 5y ago
Exactly, it is taxing our environment and will so ever more. Sooner or later it will become unbearable and will need to be regulated, simply due to its contribution to climate change. Let's hope that it can be regulated, even. It is by
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by mitjam 5y ago
Kinvolk is a Linux and Kubernetes company. It was founded in 2015 and is well respected in the community. I wholeheartedly congratulate my fellow Berliners for the deal and I am convinced Microsoft has certainly made an even better deal. On
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by mitjam 6y ago
Audio software usually runs better on Imtel than on AMD.
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by mitjam 6y ago
Maybe a case for a community colocation cloud where I a consumer can buy a system and colocate it in a large data center with great internal networking. Edit: typo
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by mitjam 6y ago
Can you explain what p9 is?
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by mitjam 6y ago
Would love to experience a VR version of this
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by mitjam 6y ago
I dom‘t think so, it can even backfire big time since when data is collected based on consent the user can always retract their consent and demand all data tracked under consent to be deleted. I bet every single company would struggle to me
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by mitjam 6y ago
Reminds me of the venerable Datasette by Simon Willison: https://github.com/simonw/datasette
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by mitjam 6y ago
365 * 2 = 730 :)
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by mitjam 7y ago
Probably the hardest startups today tacle climate related problems. They face hard problems and the problem of not yet marketed demands.
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by mitjam 7y ago
SAPs magic is the integration: A company I worked for rolled out SAP for a Production and supply chain distributed across about a dozen countries in Europe and went from 3+ weeks order commitment time (Not lead time) to immediediate includi
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by mitjam 7y ago
I think the key is getting out of the comfort zone and do something completely different. After a hard day´s work as a developer it is just too tempting to continue developing, habitually, instead of doing inconvenient other things.
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by mitjam 7y ago
Here are some pics also from the inside and a short video: https://www.rheinpfalz.de/lokal/artikel/rheinland-pfalz-lka-...
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by mitjam 7y ago
For simple full text search I like to use SQLite fts3 and Xapian which is a feature rich and mature full text search engine. https://xapian.org/
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Tinder’s Move to Kubernetes(medium.com)
1 points by mitjam 7y ago|0 comments

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