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ornornor
3y ago
Ha. I typically stash and checkout the other branch or commit a wip that I’ll undo when I’m back and checkout the other branch.
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ornornor
3y ago
I boarded an ÖBB train with a ticket sold to me by ÖBB and a partial refund for the delay from ÖBB.
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ornornor
3y ago
I avoid the EC trains here in Switzerland that are coming from Germany exactly for that reason: late, crowded, broken. They just suck. The return trip when leaving from CH going to DE is usually ok (at least for the commuter part that I nee
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ornornor
3y ago
ÖBB night trains vary greatly in quality. I had the displeasure of taking the Zürich Budapest night train and back. It was absolutely terrible. Broken cars from the 90s, beds so short you can’t fully lie in them, defective toilets, blinds t
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ornornor
3y ago
> Won't this just apply to any career? To some extent, yes. I think SE is a little special in the sense that our job is very taxing mentally but we get very little respect for it. We are considered and managed like assembly line wor
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ornornor
3y ago
I feel the same way, been in that occupation for over a decade now, have worked with over a dozen companies in that timeframe (consulting or full time)… I have never experienced a sane environment where a psychopath isn’t in charge. I sin
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ornornor
3y ago
You can buy a UV pen and draw patterns on the windows. You won’t see them but birds will.
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ornornor
3y ago
My partner has a very white bicycle helmet and bugs are often flying into it for the same reason I think. Mines darker and it almost never happens other than the occasional and expected collision.
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ornornor
3y ago
High cost of living
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ornornor
3y ago
A phone won’t match of course but it comes surprisingly close for “scanning” documents and sending them to your insurer or whoever wants them. It’s able to remove noise, crop to the page edges, and deskew the whole image.
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ornornor
3y ago
I live in a very HCOL country, companies abroad can’t match local market pay.
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ornornor
3y ago
100%. I have a 5–10 years old business HP laserjet and it just works. It’ll happily take third party consumables that cost around 25$ for 5k pages. It’s firewalled off the internet just in case. I paid 30$ for it on the classifieds. HP’s co
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ornornor
3y ago
I love rails. Hardly anyone is using it in my country, and the companies that do are looking for absolute wizards. Because I can’t find jobs using it, I do t get enough experience and lose out to said wizards (after the jobs stay open for
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ornornor
3y ago
I worked at a large-ish company like that recently, that is stuck in the past. On the surface, they’re “Agile(tm)” because they have sprints and retros. But at the level above middle managers, it’s all huge word documents, Gantt charts, for
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ornornor
3y ago
I see the pragmatism of this, but can’t reconcile the cognitive dissonance. I personally hate when quality is a nice to have rather than a first class citizen because it results in so much more misery, stress, burnout, micromanagement that
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ornornor
3y ago
Obviously some professions like teaching, medicine, and a few others are different because they actually benefit society. As opposed to middle managers in a megacorp only working hard to make anonymous shareholders richer. When that guy is
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ornornor
3y ago
Wait until you learn about what happens when the electricity stops working
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ornornor
3y ago
300k is a lot to be fair. And if that’s not enough it’s something like 20$ a year. It’s the only way I found to block ads (except in YouTube) on the iPhone.
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ornornor
3y ago
Thanks
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ornornor
3y ago
You don’t have to login either iirc. If you don’t want to use old Reddit, there is an option to open in the browser anyway. At least for me on iOS + Firefox.
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ornornor
3y ago
Lucky you. I know companies and universities trash a lot of repairable or even perfectly good gear, but mere mortals can’t ever access it and so it’s “recycled” (whatever that means in practice) Would love a connection if you or anyone el
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ornornor
3y ago
Would love to do that too, Swiss companies and universities are so wasteful it’s incredible what goes in the dumpster. It doesn’t even seem like universities try to sell their discarded equipment, they just dump it out of access to the publ
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ornornor
3y ago
I thought that’s funny :)
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ornornor
3y ago
If anything, bicycles are very rarely (in some places, never) favoured over cars in urban planning/design.
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ornornor
3y ago
Was looking into this a few motnsh ago, but a conversion kit for an ICE car was around 10–20k + labor (or tools if you’re DIYing it)… that’s pretty steep.
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ornornor
3y ago
Is it paywalled? I can only see what looks like part of the article only.
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ornornor
3y ago
I thought most of what’s for sale in a typical supermarket now in Europe or America is more or less on consignment anyway, and manufacturers sign complex agreements with store brands regarding shelf placement, height, length, and price. How
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ornornor
3y ago
> Most European countries will happily punish you for your speech if it offends the prevailing sensibilities, religious or secular. O.o Europe is a pretty big place. Most countries will let you speak your mind freely because free speech
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ornornor
3y ago
Maybe that’s the Open AI part of their secret sauce hallucinating subdomains?
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ornornor
3y ago
I’ve never had any issues with jellyfin. Maybe your use case is outside of what it’s for, but for watching series and movies it worked with everything I could throw at it for me.
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