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by okr 4y ago
I still remember my gray socialist upbringing. When i started to glue my playtoy with chewing gum paper from wrigleys, because it had this green, flashy, metallic finish and it looked awesome. I like the blinking distraction.
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by okr 4y ago
Consider it do
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by okr 4y ago
That is cute. I would always worry about the joints and bones, because there is not much muscle yet and everything is still in the making. But then again, if i see, what toddlers all do and not break apart, i should be optimistic. Thanks fo
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by okr 4y ago
It is a pity. I liked the image of it.
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by okr 4y ago
You went skiing with a toddler?
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by okr 4y ago
Does it not depend on the windows, though? My contract in a new place does not require me to open windows several times a day anymore. The windows seem to have a built in mechanism, that allows for air exchange. I can even feel a cool breez
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by okr 4y ago
Depends on which country you are in. In germany some popular contracts are bound to inflation index. So rent increases, while employed workers may have to wait with their raises, as companies have to tighten their belts.
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by okr 4y ago
I like their pizza, though.
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by okr 4y ago
Sometimes i wonder how we were able live on the back of people like you for such a long time. I remember my elders used to grow up on a farm too, getting up early, cold or warm, no excuses. And me just doing IT things, leaving the "day
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by okr 4y ago
Back in the day i struggled with the term invariant, same as with pre- and postconditions. Now i am actually quite happy being able to use them. Anyways,when i describe invariant i also say something is in itself consistent or true.
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by okr 4y ago
How would you design a microservice, that does not depend on another?
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by okr 4y ago
I liked the example, it illustrates it from a different perspective. However, why not paying daily? Hourly? Minutely? In the age of computers...
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by okr 4y ago
I agree with measuring. That is at least a good outcome of all of this. That it becomes more and more visible for normal users, that news have just become entertainment. And with having news in aggregated/dense form for everyone, one c
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by okr 4y ago
Always liked reading the code in src.zip from the java sdk. Not too dense. Really dislike reading scala or kotlin code, though, feels like perl back in the days. But saves a lot of boilerplate.
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by okr 4y ago
Because its boulevard clickbait designed to enrage and upset.
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Why?
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by okr 4y ago
Slightly? Have you looked at the energy prizes lately? I think the approach, pain now, sustainanble energy and independency of fosssils later, is highly risky. What if the alternatives are not ready for the winter?
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by okr 4y ago
There is no proof of corruption. What do you know? Bring it to the press.
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by okr 4y ago
Why is it a worry? That would reduce the cost of living dramatically again.
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by okr 4y ago
Never say never. And about solvable storage: right now it is not solved. So it makes sense to go nuclear (again).
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by okr 4y ago
BER works just fine, if the problems get resolved. The last time, i got picked up by someone. Walked a little, stepped outside, into the car, and out of the airport area. Done.
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by okr 4y ago
Or just double the prizes and raise the wages.
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by okr 4y ago
Yep. And i am not saying its a bad or good thing to do it that way. Just that it is one solution to a problem. Another could be, that people in need are part of their communities, people know you, and there is a charity, where people pay in
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by okr 4y ago
Just take the government and a centralized ID out of the equation and it becomes an interesting problem. And why do i need a big guy, who hands out an ID with a silly watermark, prooving, that it is me? We have families, we have offspring,
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by okr 4y ago
I do not find it stupid at all. I would prefer to live a life without a government, that issues proof of identity for me. And rather have a working economy, where the problem of ID independent of government is solved. I know, it is convenie
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by okr 4y ago
My guess is, that it is just a constant, ready to be used for bitwise operations.
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by okr 4y ago
And a boat.
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by okr 4y ago
Hm, these markets in Shenzhen seem to offer different stories. Youtube is full of those, you can replace/upgrade displays, memory, storage of your phone or even assemble your own. And in my country you have these little shops as well,
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by okr 4y ago
How i would i be able to differentiate the quality of the machines?
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by okr 4y ago
yep, soundcloud popped up in my head immediately. Another missed chance by soundcloud.

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