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by moooo99 5y ago
I found this to be extremely annoying as well. I tried to block the trending container but it keeps being on some subpages. It is absolutely annoying, but I think it’s a result of Twitter using react-native-web and not (primarily) an obfusc
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by moooo99 5y ago
The voice is indeed terrible, at least in my opinion. But there are alternatives that also offer more flexibility like adjusting the WPM. I can recommend speechify. Their voices sound pretty good and the Browser extensions work well. The on
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by moooo99 5y ago
But not the piece of art, as many people claim. Edit: Missed to not. I assume it still was clear
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by moooo99 5y ago
I actually feel the same, but I didn’t feel like that with Atomic Habits. The way the author introduces the concepts step by step is pretty interesting and the personal story was kind of motivating for me. I actually went through the audio
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by moooo99 5y ago
I got the AirPods a few weeks ago. I'm still amazed that Apple managed to make me hate bluetooth less than I did previously (coming from a Samsung phone + Galaxy Buds). They really managed to make the everyday bluetooth experience seam
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by moooo99 5y ago
1) Write a blog regularly. My primary objective is to improve my english writing, a nice side effect would be to build an audience 2) Read a book a month 3) Finally finish a sideproject and publish it 4) Regularly workout
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by moooo99 5y ago
I am very aware how natural gas energy plants work. However, your oversimplification of the process misses a crucial point. Many power plants improve their efficiency for example by providing district heating, etc. Your stove is not only he
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by moooo99 5y ago
A huge power plant that burns 5 times the amount of gas also generates more than 5 times the energy compared to you burning it at home at your stove. Especially for cooking it really surprised me that cooking with gas is still so common in
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by moooo99 5y ago
> Pretty sure they didnt envision Germany having cheaper winter electricity than France. Unfortunately that does not reflect at all in the consumer price. We have been taking top spots in the energy price rankings for years now and there
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by moooo99 5y ago
Please explain, what about my building facade is so incredible private? Sensitive information is blurred anyways and google won’t publish anything that is private, they are just taking pictures of public spaces, which is totally legal.
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by moooo99 5y ago
I absolutely hate the attitude towards privacy here. The street view example is just perfect: people require google to blur their building facade but the same people have no problem having their full name (incl. partners name), phone number
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by moooo99 5y ago
> That’s tougher in most of Europe, where labor laws making hiring and firing strikingly expensive. That is true. Personally and anecdotally I find that to be a good thing. I feel much more comfortable with 35h work week, 35 days of paid
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by moooo99 5y ago
Toyota wouldn't be doing it to cover costs, it would be there to generate profits. I wouldn't even mind if the app is good. We have a BMW with connected drive, the connectivity included is basically useless. It has a latency of ar
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by moooo99 5y ago
Have you ever watched anything more than one NJB video? He repeatedly bashes city centric planning and is a huge advocate for alternatives modes of transport. But to my knowledge he never even implied such a thing. In fact he even shared so
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by moooo99 5y ago
> People like personal transportation and big detached houses with yards. Car-centric cities are the price we pay for these things. Maybe people don’t even like Personal transport that much, maybe they only use it because of the lack of
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by moooo99 5y ago
Frontend: - NextJS - TailwindCSS + TailwindUI - react-query Backend: - nestjs - PostgreSQL - docker on Hetzner or digital ocean for deployment Im currently looking into Hasura/PostGraphile as a possible substitute for large parts of m
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by moooo99 5y ago
Personally I can really recommend the „Unhook YouTube“ extension. It’s really customizable and allows you to remove autoplay, recommendations and even the homepage. It’s really easy to configure and really did help me reducing my time spend
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by moooo99 5y ago
But most Apple employees, especially engineers, are not in the EU
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by moooo99 5y ago
Me too! If it wasn’t for Minecraft I probably wouldn’t be where I am now. Pretty much the first time I wrote code was because I wanted to build a Minecraft mod. It was (unsurprisingly) absolutely horrible, but it was the start of a long le
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by moooo99 5y ago
I recently came across a fairly modern looking website that blocked my right click and displayed an alert “you’re not allowed to view this sites source code”. I could not help but to laugh out loud
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by moooo99 5y ago
Absolutely agree on Hetzner. For raw compute Hetzner managed to create a fairly compelling offering. The pricing is very affordable and the performance seems as expected, not as unpredictable as with lots of small hosters
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by moooo99 5y ago
Would like to add Webflow to the list of suggestions
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by moooo99 5y ago
I have tried two mechanical keyboards. While the tactile feel is very satisfying, I don’t get the overall hype. After longer typing sessions my hands feel sore, mainly thanks to the fairly large build height. I’m not a particularly fast typ
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by moooo99 5y ago
I think it is fairly impressive that Apple managed turn 200€ earbuds into disposable tech where users accept that they have to switch every two years or so. Before the arrival of the first generation AirPods, most people wearing AirPods tod
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by moooo99 5y ago
It may not be an excuse, but it could very well be an explanation
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by moooo99 5y ago
But I don’t think it really reduces the amount of fake or tainted drugs, at least not for those who really suffered from the prohibition. The heavy taxation and the strict regulation of the market creates a massive cost overhead. Even the l
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by moooo99 5y ago
Thank you for sharing, thats actually quite impressive! The numbers I found for Germany seem to support my initial comment at least from a German point of view. The median software developer salary in Germany is €62k ($70k) [0]. Seeing that
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by moooo99 5y ago
> In the US you could pull in $100k or $120k easily. But then you'd have to live in the US, which is a major downside to be sure. I think that is another factor that is under-appreciated. Many people seem to completely ignore the co
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by moooo99 5y ago
> Even at the upper averages though these numbers still aren't really all that competitive. As a single data point, I'm earning 2-3x the local market rate in Europe (170k) by working for a US startup remotely. That seems like a
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by moooo99 5y ago
I wonder where those numbers come from? I'm an entry level dev and make €60k a year here in Germany. Where do people pull those numbers from? I'm fairly certain that those are salaries paid by _some_ companies, but that those aren

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