moschlar

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   by moschlar 10mo ago

   Don‘t.
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   by moschlar 3y ago

   „Unforeseen Consequences“
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   by moschlar 11y ago

   I can not understand how a university could commit itself to rely on such external (proprietary) tools... This kind of vendor-lock-in within the teaching process would bug me both as a teacher and as a student. I built something similar ( h
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   by moschlar 11y ago

   At least for German signalling rules, these sites are trying to explain it in English: http://www.sh1.org/eisenbahn/index.htm or http://www.joernpachl.de/German_principles.htm (Railway Engineering prof
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   by moschlar 12y ago

   In that case that's a nasty tracker image by a german "writers collecting society"...
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   by moschlar 12y ago

   It doesn't look that way - it's not mentioned in the blog post neither on Pinterest's Github page. Therefore, I don't really understand the purpose of this blog entry. Yay, they built something. What's the use, if i
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   by moschlar 13y ago

   Essentially this gives the possibility to use context managers programmatically at runtime, which is quite awesome indeed!
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   by moschlar 14y ago

   This is a wonderful example of false advertising... He's talking about very general "code reading" on the whole article and then, at the bottom, he lines out which languages he knows - and it suddenly gets disappointing for anyone outside t