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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
BMW (my closest car factory) is allowing a certain degree of home office for executives and production controlling employees. Of course they have teams on site to react fast, but the next layer of decisions is anyway a few hundred meters aw
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
I saw a discussion recently (with some C-level and at the WEF) and one said: The company "needs to earn the commute" - and explained that if the office is just another place where the desk stands in a room it's not worth it f
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
You could read O'Brian as non-human and Emanuel Goldstein as GAN.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
That's the point here. We are living in a post-1984 world. Already.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
" Any sound that Winston made, above the level of a very low whisper, would be picked up by the telescreen; moreover, so long as he remained within the field of vision which the metal plaque commanded, he could be seen as well as he
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by ng55QPSK 4y ago
Synths were always expensive. Polyphonic, analog Stuff was clearly in the 5-digit prices. Digitalisation brought this down to 4...5000€.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
"Ability to do SDR for wireless networks with smarphones" - you want to have SDR on the smartphone?
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
There is not many ways to get rid of bufferbloat if you want to keep packet routing/switching networks.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
I don't think the medium (text files) is the real problem for SW. There are ways of creating SW by clicking things on a screen. We're in the middle of a SW quality crisis, because a lot of people have not the slightest idea what t
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
Provable identity: you get an email, hi i'm a hiring manager from company X, can we get in touch about job Y, could you please send me your (secret) phone number? It should be possible for you, the receiver of the email, to check if th
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
What programming language is "short"?
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
Provable identity. Yes, you can do Oauth via the google or the facebook but sooner or later we need something that isn't tied to getting all your user interaction data ... Digital notary. So a third person (digitally) signing a transac
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
I'm german and i can save roughly 15k€ per year (and that's a lot in german context). A freestanding house in this area (think Munich) costs a little bit north of 1.5Mio. Do the math.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
Some management positions might do. The average SWE in Berlin is closer to 60..80k€
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
From the outside, this sounds scary. But if you look closer how germany works, forced selling to the state or city (at the current market price) is quite often happening in building infrastructure like streets, autobahn, railways or airport
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
I really wonder what happens when Manhattan will discuss to put more buildings into central park? Tempelhofer Feld is needed as greenfield in the central city for climate reasons.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
The market of affordable apartments is shocked. In the luxury segment you'll find easily.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
The same old lie over and over again. Rent control is limiting the profit you can make with renting out. It doesn't stop profit in the first place. And btw: new built appartments have almost free price setting.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
Berlin's population has grown 10% in 10 years. The 20 years before that it was stagnating or some years even shrinking.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
My regular workweek is 35h (unionizing helps) and if it would be possible to have working IT processes and reduce some managment overhead, i could be productive the level in 30h (and actually i am). Shorter workweeks makes people focus.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
There was discussion in Europe that you also will see different/higher prices if you access pages by an iPhone.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
actually there is, ITU-R recommendation IMT2020 is 5G and only 3GPP Rel15 and following release satisfy this.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
"Because Chinese companies developed 5G before American companies did" - just No. 5G as deployed today is a 3GPP (== driven by Europe) standard and yes, Chinese, American, Australian, Asian etc. companies contributed to system arc
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
actually, LoS over open water, is following physical laws. GSM (with a range limitation of 35km by timing) was very well recievable from ships.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
Given the speed of german bureaucracy the money will be available to spend in 8...10 years.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
We (i work at a network vendor) see a lot of (testing) campus networks with local spectrum licenses (EU and especially in DE). ultra-low-latency with edge computing is already something you can buy to get down to 2...5ms latency.
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
The changes from LTE to 5G/new radio on the RAN part are small actually. The step from LTE system architecture to 5G service-based-architecture in the core network function was quite big and enabling a lot of X-as-a-services (read as:
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
There are LTE (3GPP) protocols in wireshark. I used it in a live network connecting to small cell (lab scenario).
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by ng55QPSK 5y ago
A twitter account.

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