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by on_the_train 10mo ago
It is also illegal to share crime statistics or make jokes about politicians
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
> internal departments which acts as separate entities to mimic competition and each department has to place bids among each other to get contracts (more bureaucracy) but then they have an IT Same here, with a big German semiconductor p
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
No, it literally doesn't stand for good old games. Not for a very long time.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
DB is a typical German moloch. Insane wages, a culture of anti performance. And being eaten alive by consultants. I know someone working there. It's a tragedy how they change once good people
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Political and forbidden. This is only in the interest of the EU tyrants and absolutely no one else. And it'll cost another few billions
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Yeah I'm not willingly giving eu anything, and certainly not (more of) my money. They have a straight track record of acting against their citizens with every single thing they do.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
But this one definitely is!
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
I come back every couple of months when I have a new project involving sdfs. And almost every time it's a bit of trial and error figuring out the parameters. It's workable, but a minor pet peeve that they're not described or
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Open source means the source is open, ie downloadable. It's not that complicated, that can't just be made up to mean something else
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
A random "initiative" does not have the power to redefine words. If the source is available, it's open source.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
5364 vs 1492 is not 3.6x faster. It's 3.6x as fast or 2.6x faster.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
If it's so great and such a benefit: why scream it from to everyone? Why forced it? Why this crazy rhetoric labeling others at ideological? This makes no sense. If you found gold, just use it and get ahead of the curve. For some reason
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
People don't want it, plain and simple. Yet again here, like a thousand times before: it still gets forced on users. I don't know who's orchestrating this madness, but it's pathetic
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
There is in c++, too (std::ignore). Not sure why the author decided to go with the ancient void cast
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
The people orchestrating these operations in the program discord.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Just Germany casually blocking the internet. Inb4 "actually it's the ISPs"
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
3800x here, so disappointing little progress since then
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
But how to actually manage non trivial state? URLs get big pretty fast
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
It's a git repo. They don't need employees besides a few programmers
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
The fact that they even have a CEO is mind boggling to me
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Thank you for bringing reason to this topic where everyone is losing their mind when it comes up. Cosmic rays are sexy, They're sciency, but they're not a good explanation when you actually run the math. Random but flips are prett
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Nah everything we did was hand crafted for their specific db. It was particularly bad because it was a very small family business with equally small customers. And they all had to buy oracle licenses first, which made us insanely expensive
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
My old boss literally said they don't trust other databases. I tried to push for postgres. But they insisted only oracle is professional. Our software only worked with an oracle backend. I no longer work there.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
It's not, I tried just a week ago with all the popular models. When things get non trivial with fold expressions etc, they fail completely
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
> You are in a sea of people telling you that they are developing software much quicker which ticks the required boxes But that's exactly not the case. Everyone is wondering what tf this is supposed to be for. People are vehemently
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Ai saves me like an hour per month tops. I still don't understand the hype. It's a solution in search of a problem. It can't solve the hard coding problems. And it doesn't say when it can't solve the essay ones eith
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
No it was more devious, with the thread of economic annihilation and homelessness.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Yeah maybe forcing people to get them triggered some kind of skepticism, how about that
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by on_the_train 11mo ago
That doesn't, or shouldn't apply to the content itself. Because we all know how prevalent clickbait is.
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by on_the_train 11mo ago
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