nkmnz

20 ms·

421.
by nkmnz 2y ago
You do. Thae size of the steps between the results is the “quantum” of a single transferable charge.
422.
by nkmnz 2y ago
I do remember now. It was about container-to-container-communication: having FQDN is awesome because it helps you not to care about quirks of localhost:PORT everywhere in your code (SSL out of the box would be great, though). The problem
423.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Is this true for posts from people with deactivated/deleted accounts as well?
424.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Does the stelo have a needle? I was surprised when I saw the Freestyle Libre's needle, although they claim it's "painless to apply"
425.
by nkmnz 2y ago
That's why I use it with instant coffee ;) not much to ruin when your expectations are already low! Also, you need boiling water to properly dissolve the stuff. But to be honest: the coffee feels thicker, but there's no distinct c
426.
by nkmnz 2y ago
The creatine I use is finely powdered and it immediately dissolves in very little boiling water. I add it to the second coffee of the day: first one is from the espresso machine for pleasure while waking up, second one is using instant coff
427.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Owls could have the same amount of productive focus time in the early morning before everyone else starts to distract them - the reason they chose not to do that is mostly due to chronobiology, which is determined by genes, not social con
428.
by nkmnz 2y ago
This is funny. I started mixing ~3g of creatine into my morning coffee a couple of weeks ago. I never thought of it being stimulating or activating, but it's certainly possible: I usually don't stick long enough to things like thi
429.
by nkmnz 2y ago
To the contrary. It's possible that the correlation is caused solely by a culture that raises owls as larks, "dumbing down" the latter with individuals maladapted to the lark life style. The effect could be increased by smart
430.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Thats what the casino tells a gambler, too.
431.
by nkmnz 2y ago
I don't fully remember the issues, but I think it was somehow necessary to run all apps on port 80 inside of the containers in order to make the OrbStack domains work properly.
432.
by nkmnz 2y ago
First hit on google for me: https://www.maclease.de/apple-macbook-air-m2-leasen-20211164... It's a 5 year contract, but the now 4 year old M1 16gb ram is still perfectly capable of running regular containerized web dev
433.
by nkmnz 2y ago
One reason I'm still using docker desktop in my (small) company is that our production systems are using docker compose and the networking with domains does not translate 1:1 between orbstack locally and docker compose + nginx in produ
434.
by nkmnz 2y ago
MacBook Air M2 16gb ram leasing: 30€ per month orbstack pro business license: 10€ per month I don't think the hardware cost is prohibitive here. It's the death of a thousand paper cuts of a startup. I agree that orbstack would be
435.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Here's your evidence: I would have bought House on DVD 15 years ago if there hadn't been the option to stream it illegally. You might object this evidence by telling me that you bought all seasons of House only because you had bee
436.
by nkmnz 2y ago
If these sanctions did stay in place… then why is chancellor Scholz (SPD) currently rallying to reintroduce them?[0] of course, he’s a populist, but that doesn’t make your statement true. [0] https://www.mdr.de/nachrichten&#
437.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Your statements are not true. Heating is fully covered and Bürgergeld pays way more for rent than the average student can afford. Maybe it’s different in your city, but in mine, Jobcenter is very generous when it comes to paying rent.
438.
by nkmnz 2y ago
500$?? You’re either uninformed, lying, or really bad at math: - 561€ cash hand out alone amount to 610$ already - rent and heating are paid in full, which can be up to another 500€ in the city where I live - health insurance is free which
439.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Society and economies aren’t zero-sum games. It usually costs less to prevent someone from robbing you by giving them some welfare money - boom, value created out of nothing and everyone is better off ;-)
440.
by nkmnz 2y ago
This is a conspiracy theory. There is a labor shortage already, so the people “who pay millions in taxes” would be able to earn much more money if they could find more motivated workers.
441.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Your sarcasm is out of place. I criticise the scheme because it’s not sustainable, not even for those that get the handouts. It’s not even solving the supposed problem. This is important with regard to the posted article, because that effec
442.
by nkmnz 2y ago
This.
443.
by nkmnz 2y ago
The problem with this kind of test is that the people still live in a society where cheap labor is available to the companies around them that provide them with all the goods and services that they like to purchase with those $1000 (or what
444.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Running an LLM on the same server as your database is "a read workload that can be easily horizontally scaled"?
445.
by nkmnz 2y ago
This sounds very promising, but let me ask an honest question: to me, it seems like databases are the hardest part to scale in your average IT infrastructure. How much work does it add to the database if you let it make all the ML related w
446.
by nkmnz 2y ago
99% of my “frogs” are forced upon me by the government. The author does not lose a single word about how to avoid eating THAT kind of frog without being forced a much bigger one down your throat later.
447.
by nkmnz 2y ago
Now wait until you have arguments about the future…
448.
by nkmnz 2y ago
I agree on the statement that Germany really is an awful example. Period. :)
449.
by nkmnz 2y ago
The article states that negative ions are "short-lived" compared to positively charged ions, probably because negatively charged atoms or molecules can get rid of an electron anytime (e.g. through absorption of light), while posit
450.
by nkmnz 2y ago
This is not true. It’s impossible to fire an employee for performance reason after the probation period in Germany. If an employee cannot deliver on the tasks assigned, they need to be assigned easier tasks. In order to risk your job you ha

More ›