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by pintxo 7y ago
Short term yes, but long term?
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by pintxo 7y ago
You may also add Germany to the first two ...
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by pintxo 7y ago
No clear understanding and no willingness to accept the outcome created by ones actions. And thus invest the time, resources and political will to stay in those countries for multiple generations to ensure they have a chance at building up
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by pintxo 7y ago
I recommend studying the current European Union then. This is pretty much the status quo over here. And yes, it ensures that the states have way more power. But make your own conclusions.
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by pintxo 7y ago
I specifically found the description not very helpful. A facility with high walls? Like a warehouse? A barn? A factory?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Is this really the level of reading skills the LA Times is targeting: "a dry dock, a special facility with high walls where ships are lifted out of the water"?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Like this one [1]? Seems that it is not necessarily better than SMS. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4156897
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by pintxo 7y ago
We are working on it, but financing seems to be tricky for such an endeavor.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Since living in Berlin myself my personal favorite is the „Berliner Zimmer“ (Berlin Room) which is quite common for buildings of a certain period due to building codes of the time. Due to its location in the building - it‘s a room connectin
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by pintxo 7y ago
Next in the series: https://www.citylab.com/design/2020/01/berlin-architecture-h...
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How Berlin's Mietskaserne tenements became coveted urban housing(citylab.com)
9 points by pintxo 7y ago|2 comments
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by pintxo 7y ago
But you are right. They are a problem. Talked to a farmer a couple years back (on Christmas Eve in the stable, watching the new born calves). They would get some 160€ per male calve, barely covering their costs raising them. That’s probably
853.
by pintxo 7y ago
They make for good Schnitzels. Sorry.
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by pintxo 7y ago
You can do this, but only when the company is issuing new shares, which they do sometimes. Otherwise, when buying shares, someone in the distant past did invest into the company by buying shares they issued. You are just taking over their s
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by pintxo 7y ago
Name a country which does not try to sweep things under the rug constantly.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Might be difficult to find a retailer NOT trying to manipulate you.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Or the flight computer inverting the plane on flying over the equator (changing the sign of the latitude), luckily only in the simulator [1]. [1] https://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/3.44.html
858.
by pintxo 7y ago
I guess the automated test suite just got larger. Testing all approaches on all runways on all airports worldwide...
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by pintxo 7y ago
Are you sure? According to this [1,2,3] there are currently 99 747s in the air, a quick check [4,5,6,7] shows, that at least some are passenger planes. [1] https://de.flightaware.com/live/aircrafttype/ [2] https:
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by pintxo 7y ago
Worth a read: > Note that the OpenVMS time display and manipulation routines allow for only 4 digits in the 'YEAR' field. We expect this to be corrected in a future release of OpenVMS sometime prior to 31-DEC-9999.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Considering the story about the burning (diesel) busses in Rome last year [1], maybe switching to batteries is not such a good idea for Italy? [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/10/world/europe/rome
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by pintxo 7y ago
It’s actually 24 days [1]. [1] https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/burlg/__3.html
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by pintxo 7y ago
It‘s not about acceptance, but about the law. German law mandates every business to accept the legal tender which is Euro notes and coins.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Anyone knows the reasoning for using `--` as the prefix for variables?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Might it be easier to switch tools than jobs for most people?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Optimism does not mix well with detention camps.
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by pintxo 7y ago
I‘d argue using yahoo finance in the first place as data source is the issue here.
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by pintxo 7y ago
I second the „meddling“ in elections part. If we accept the notion that it’s easily possible to manipulate the people into voting for whomever then the problem is not the meddling but the possibility of people being manipulated. As this mea
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by pintxo 7y ago
Or even connect the cars to the electric mains at their house and heat them electrically. See "Driving in winter" [1] [1] https://finland.fi/life-society/how-to-survive-winter-in-fin...
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by pintxo 7y ago
> The problem segregating bicycles is that that automatically means that they are excluded from the best infrastructure which are the regular roads The above is purely a public policy decision. We (as in we the people) can decide to chan

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