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by nisa 4y ago
Not being poor or in debt also helps quite a bit. Having a perspective and not being stuck in jobs that will never pay a house no matter what you do might also help. Having successful parents also helps, otherwise it's difficult to rea
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by nisa 4y ago
> The missing connection to South Germany don’t make sense though. Just take a train to Berlin and take OBB anywhere. It's the difference between 6-8h and 2-3h to reach a city in Czech Republic. However the tracks connecting Germany
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by nisa 4y ago
> train connections from Czech Republic to southern Germany are missing all together. This is a huge problem IMHO. You always have to use the route via Dresden/Prague - it was different in the past - Would be really great if there
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by nisa 4y ago
Is this related to research in this area or something different? https://inqlab.net/projects/dmc/ https://openengiadina.net/papers/eris.html https://openengiadina.net/papers&#
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by nisa 4y ago
Looks like the decline in eastern europe is largely due to economic reasons and people migrate torwards the west? The economic decline in eastern europe after the end of the cold war and the neoliberal privatisation as well as corruption an
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by nisa 4y ago
...and yet they win big government contracts and nextcloud is the official cloud storage solution for a lot of german universities. Same for matrix - good idea on paper but implementation is not there at the moment - still they won some pre
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by nisa 4y ago
more info: https://twitter.com/fluepke/status/1549892089181257729
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by nisa 4y ago
yes - it's more efficient: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_ternary#In_computer_d...
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by nisa 4y ago
> `As delivered by Ambassador Michael Carpenter` This is summary post from some ambassador. Read the original report at the OSCE website: https://www.osce.org/files/f/documents/3/e/522616.pdf The
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by nisa 4y ago
This is from the OSCE - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organization_for_Security_and_... - Russia is a member of the OSCE. This not some think-tank or media exaggeration. This is as serious and legit as possible.
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by nisa 4y ago
yes, small town, no rent raises in 15 years and owned by the municipal housing association. I guess it would double if on the market again and it would still be reasonable.
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by nisa 4y ago
Unfortunately it's not bullshit. I wish it was - read the summary of the OSCE report: https://osce.usmission.gov/response-to-moscow-mechanism-repo... It's even worse.
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by nisa 4y ago
700€/year for heating in a rather modern flat (modernized 15 years ago) add to that 1200€/year for electricity - rent is without heating around 5000€/year here but not a lot of families can stomach a tripling of heating costs
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by nisa 4y ago
Took the wrong number it's more like 700€/year. And we heated quite a bit in 2021 due to homeoffice and other causes. Sorry for the mishap.
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by nisa 4y ago
You are correct. Just took a brief look in the calculation for the whole house and it's more like near 700€ - sorry for that. I've corrected it.
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by nisa 4y ago
I am on the margin. So is my family. I'm getting by fine at the moment but I'm just a little above the poverty line but have no reserves. I have no choice anyway. I just hope that if I can't pay the bills there will be a mora
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by nisa 4y ago
To get some perspective why this is such a hotly debated topic - just got my heating bill for the last year - just a small 2 person flat in a small town - most flats in Germany are heated by gas one way or another - 700€/year with 5.2c
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by nisa 4y ago
Not OP but but I try to explain it from my subjective perspective: It's good because that's not your small nodejs startup but rather Municipalities. They process sensitive data about their citizens and I'm sure Denmark has st
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by nisa 4y ago
> Having a team that communicates effectively and and is agile (in the normal sense of the word) and executes effectively is more important than strategy. Been part of a team that was very agile and executed quite effectively every day.
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by nisa 4y ago
The amount of shilling for nuclear energy on this site is never ceases to amaze me. It's just more expensive than alternatives https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics_of_nuclear_power_pla... and the costs related
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by nisa 4y ago
BBC had a good article explaining the causes: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-61028138 Government amassed huge amounts of debt in foreign currency for dubious projects. The forced switch to organic farming was a despera
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by nisa 4y ago
> Do you have the developer power to go red-queen against all the large companies in the world? Let's try? It's also an interesting research topic in itself and might be a topic for academic research. At the moment Google is a
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by nisa 4y ago
> A node can support, like, 3 concurrent users. I wish you would joking. But it doesn't depend so much on the users but more on the size of the room / amount of events and the amount of other servers in the room. However Matrix
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by nisa 4y ago
900MW power and 20GWh capacity. Looks like Switzerland consumes around 60TWh yearly. Naively divided by 365 days thats 164GWh daily power consumption, again naively devided by 24 hours it's around 7GWh per hour. Maximum output is 900MW
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by nisa 4y ago
> I wish it had taken off more, everything being identified by a URI was a great concept for opening up data lakes, but alas, it wasn't to be. The URI model kind of failed for a lot of situations - I hope content addressable RDF all
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by nisa 4y ago
> Wouldn't it be great if the man page of getaddrinfo mentioned those (mine only mentions gai.conf) That's a huge part of the problem. Was looking for a monograph to pass on my successor that wasn't so familiar with linux
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by nisa 5y ago
Please not. I understand that this kind of works and provides income for a lot of people but especially in the Wordpress world every plugin is just one huge piece of upsell ads with limited functionality. I don't blame the developers w
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by nisa 5y ago
GDR had it in a lot of places (only german: https://www.prenzlauerberg-nachrichten.de/2011/06/07/kleine-... ) these isolated pipes are still quite common in eastern germany. The cause was there was no gas and
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by nisa 5y ago
bazel is a very powerful tool due to it's design builds are fully cacheable und you can bring your own toolchain - so it's good for having reproducible builds without any system dependencies - here is an complete example: https:&
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by nisa 5y ago
"due process" - not really: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Harry_Dunn#Diplomatic...

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