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by myspy 7y ago
Path could use a good comeback.
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by myspy 7y ago
They get better when an EQ increases the high frequencies. I can recommend the 1more E1001 triple driver for a similar price point but better sound. For sound quality I have a pair of in-ear B&O but they are falling apart after a couple
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by myspy 7y ago
Interesting to read. I forgot that below the concrete plate is insulation and they put something in the foundation that touches the earth.
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by myspy 7y ago
We're currently building a house in Germany and the grounding consists of a couple dozen meters of thick (maybe 10mm) wiring which is laid out in the concrete ground plate of the house.
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by myspy 7y ago
Well then, time to relocate and try the good old speaking to a girl instead of going through an app. Edit: woah, that's going down fast, what's the matter here? Are you expecting that girls should come where you live and do as you
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by myspy 7y ago
Flying is a large source of CO2 emissions and we need to lower CO2 emissions. We have a myriad of experts telling us what to do in light of the climate changing fundamentally but no one listens. Greta Thunberg is only here to remind every
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by myspy 7y ago
I have a family, wife, kids, and I prefer my remote job, because I can focus on them, not on the relationships with co-workers. The commute is another problem. To fill up the social meter without a family I think I would prefer one or two d
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by myspy 7y ago
What's wrong with going home at 5pm? Ever heard of work-life balance? Your start-up won't run better when you run everyone into the ground. Build sustainable businesses over shattering yourself.
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by myspy 7y ago
"put their money and energy behind the disruptive technologies that slow carbon emissions and help people adapt to a warming world?" Example here is Beyond Meat. I hear the recommendation a lot to put a high price on CO2, i.e., wh
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by myspy 7y ago
That's why Basecamp is better suited for work in my opinion. Don't use chat to solve problems. Use longform text like messages. And avoid notifications. Allow your team to response in a matter of hours/days, not minutes. Let
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by myspy 7y ago
There are ways to work around that problem remotely. When working similar to the Basecamp guys it's even the other way around. Write problems down and give people time to chew on them. Everyone adds his thoughts and refining the idea w
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by myspy 7y ago
Single people earning more than 110.000€ p.a. in Germany for example.
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by myspy 7y ago
I wanted to point out in general, why people drive from a to b through a city like Berlin. That's what I did when I lived in a big city.
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by myspy 7y ago
The carpenter we did choose ordered here http://www.clt.info/ Walls in the hallway and storage rooms are left exposed as well as one wall in the kids rooms. The living and sleeping rooms are covered by clayslabs and in-betw
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by myspy 7y ago
Mostly just coming through to drive to work or buying groceries at a larger supermarket.
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by myspy 7y ago
And again the question which decides the future of every nuclear power plant. Where to put the fuel after usage? No one wants it, tax payers have to pay for the disposal.
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by myspy 7y ago
We are currently building a home made of cross-laminated timber as inner walls. The outer wall are covered by a wood construction that is filled with wood fiber to insulate. The carpenter ordered the walls in Austria and they set everything
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by myspy 7y ago
Of 120 hours of Breath of the Wild I played 115 in handheld mode. Graphics look better on the screen, kids can watch what they want on the TV while I play.
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by myspy 7y ago
Which is a reason why cars have to vanish from cities.
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by myspy 7y ago
The limits were increased after Chernobyl in Germany and were even lower. I'm no expert in radiation but it's a field that has no definitive point what is harmful and what isn't harmful. A physics teacher of mine wasn't
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by myspy 7y ago
Damn, nature has always a solution.
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by myspy 7y ago
German houses build of wood are hundreds of years old, so that shouldn't be a problem.
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by myspy 7y ago
I have read that termites live in the earth, which means a sufficient foundation should avoid that they can reach the wood?
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by myspy 7y ago
Funny that this topic is coming up, we're currently in the execution of building a house made of this material. We did choose the CLT because of the spruce interior look. But not all walls are like that. Most part will be covered by cl
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by myspy 7y ago
Scrums point for me is to prepare your development time. Talk about the issues, prepare the issues, ask the client, make a mock-up and then implement in code. Usually it's hack together something and see if it sticks, which is awful.
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by myspy 7y ago
A remote company has no office, hasn't it?
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by myspy 7y ago
He is right. Medium was cool around 2016. Before the content was behind a paywall and the free content was accessible in a visible way. They send you a mail with interesting stuff everyday and now it's dead to me. The mobile site is ho
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by myspy 7y ago
Working with Laravel for more than a year now and it enables writing quality code. Testing is nice, as is building models, routing, validation, and authorization. PHP itself is not that important. The language is solid and does its stuff. I
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by myspy 7y ago
Well and it needs to be prohibited with absurd large amounts of fines when doing it any way. When you can‘t make goals and check their success as a manager without surveillance you need to stop managing people.
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by myspy 8y ago
Yey, living in SF where junkies shoot on the street and everything is littered with excrements because fuck you good social security system. Let‘s live there! Plus, everything really expensive to live there. And if I work at Google I drive

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