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myspy
5y ago
Naming models and subsequent database tables is hard. Or in other words, changing it later is the hard part.
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5y ago
Grinding everyone done in a 40 hour work week is a bigger problem though. And it's not like you work highly efficiently in a 40 hour work week. Or if management did enforce that all 40 hours are busy time, the people burn out. I'v
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5y ago
I don't get why they won't plant trees there, could help to cool the part of Berlin down.
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5y ago
Oh, I didn't know that it has finally opened. Good foresight by Bosch.
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5y ago
What a coincidence. Just read yesterday about it in the Monocle book of Japan and that it will be either teared down or preserved depending on the votes among the owners.
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5y ago
Superb story :)
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5y ago
Night shift work in factories is also accompanied by unrealistic expectations. It's expected to work as efficient as during daylight shifts and personally I wasn't able to achieve that. A couple of people did that, but I don'
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5y ago
I felt that article was well written with an outsider point of view and asking very interesting questions.
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5y ago
Read an interesting article that stated that crypto is not private enough to enable good money transfer for criminals. Cash is still the best. In general it stated that crypto currencies are rather useless. https://www.currentaff
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myspy
5y ago
So if there is an ISO 3758 norm, does that mean the symbols there are copyrighted by Ginetex? The symbols almost look the same as far as I can see.
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5y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that. Crazy that it's in the hand of one entity.
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5y ago
Afaik Samsung phones had wireless charging since 2016 and kept that, didn't they? I'm an iPhone guy, but my colleagues were using wireless chargers around that time.
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5y ago
laravel.com covers all features that are available and enable to know how to use the features, what documentation do you need on top of that? We had no problems with upgrades yet, but the eco system is pretty big and there is a tool to make
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6y ago
I always wonder what kids could play with in other time periods. I guess that woodwork always was pretty excellent, so there could be all sorts of stuff that is lost by now.
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6y ago
I think such a change generates awareness. A lot of problems linger in the tech sector I'm not really aware of. The write up of the article author sheds light again on biased recruitment in the tech sector. Something that appears to be
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6y ago
We have problems to integrate Turkish or Russian immigrants and their children as Germans, not as people from elsewhere. As well as the refugees from Syria.
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6y ago
On-boarding can be done a couple of days in person to learn about each other but I don't think that anything stands in the way to do your regular work from anywhere. Obviously you need a cultural change and how you work, as in person c
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6y ago
Being behind Germany is no achievement in the grand scheme either, because we need much more wind turbines but legislation does try to prevent them. The general public still does not get that climate change is a frickin problem that needs t
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6y ago
What appears to me as partially racist formulated views should I open my mind up to?
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6y ago
Weird to see how racist comments float up here. I would've expected the crowd here to be more educated or open minded. Apple can do that, I hope it will help and not fade out.
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6y ago
Well, the last time I checked, the people in the US didn't want any social security systems for everyone to help the poor, because black Americans would also profit from it. At least that's what comes up in the occasional article
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6y ago
A regime? Pretty absurd comparison, isn't it?
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6y ago
He refers to the initial issue text without anything there. I know that it‘s best to create an issue with context and description. The approach of doing that somewhere in the thread is new to me.
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6y ago
But could be a better company. Something like the Path app did years ago.
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6y ago
This could also happen politically when governments make it a requirement. Facebook has the luck that not many in power understand what problems they cause and how they should be fighted.
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6y ago
I love me some Shure, but it's to early to trash these new headphones before having listened to them.
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6y ago
That's a good view on that opinion. I've kids and a wife that has a job, the spare time is taken up by them and the time I need to rest. I would if I had the time, but I'm interested in each and everything when working.
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6y ago
The article is very interesting and hyped me up to see the crude model of the super volcano, so its not cool that they didn't show that picture. I don't know if it is this one https://science.sciencemag.org/content
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6y ago
The first thing that came into my mind too. Great importance to international cultural heritage, but hey, they are auctioned off to a private person instead of ending in a museum/whatever is best qualified to take care of it.
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6y ago
Had a look into it due to work and I don‘t like it. Code was hard to read and badly organized. I can‘t remember if it was the languages fault. Wanted to add a testing framework to refactor code. Didn‘t find something good though.
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