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by rcbdev 9mo ago
In fact, I have probably saved some readers the trouble of also opening a new tab and looking for this added context, by providing it directly within this thread.
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by rcbdev 9mo ago
Why don't you either just say the country you're from or don't say it at all? Making the reader have to look up which country is the most populous on earth seems like the worst possible way of conveying that you are Indian.
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by rcbdev 9mo ago
With all due respect, what? First of all, thank you so much for obviously writing part of this via a Large Language Model. Second of all, what kind of argument is "The commit message claimed '60% cost savings'" - do you
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by rcbdev 9mo ago
> They effectively already left NATO What the fuck are you talking about? Someone should tell Russia.
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by rcbdev 9mo ago
In game development, you encounter most hard computer science problems.
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by rcbdev 9mo ago
This sounds like the exact kind of profound pseudo-enlightenment that one gets from psychedelics. Of course, it's all electrons in the end. Trying to create a secure, reliable and scalable system that enables many people to work on one
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by rcbdev 9mo ago
I am referring to all employees in Austria, private and public sector. 99% of all Austrian employees are fully covered by collective agreements, which are negotiated by our labour unions under the Labour Constitution Act.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
It's very interesting to think about, depending on your sociological understanding of law. If you define law as the codified agreements of a society based on its shared values, adopting EU law in favor of their own would represent trad
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
What are you talking about? >99% of all Austrian employment contracts are based on and negotiated by the unions here. Is our school system failing? No. Is our public infrastructure somehow inferior? No. The U.S. is much less unionized an
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
I would have never expected to read about Hermagor in an HN thread. Greetings from the Werbutz Alm!
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
That is the point! Austria is on the verge of overtourism, it's a conscious political decision in this case to tax transport of tourists highly and allow the population cheap subscription plans. No voter in Austria would want it any ot
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
People do not have anything to do with IBM Research. As long as IBM Consulting exists, your name will be seen as tarnished and not be taken seriously by most technology workers. Just look at this comment section as Q.E.D.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
I suspect they were referring to the first Xbox. It used to be colloquially referred to as "Xbox One" before Microsoft decided on their piss-poor naming scheme after the 360.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
I earn much more in my 'highly-taxed' Central European city than I'd earn in i. e. Switzerland after all costs are accounted for. Starting my company here cost almost nothing, and hourly rates start at €80. Cost of living is
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
There should be a civil war in the U.S. for this alone.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
Most cities on earth have mixed-zoning, with office and living spaces mixed together. There, this does not occur.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
I think if you counted commute time as billable hours in the U.S. workforce, there would be much less complaining.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
I prefer cross-polinating, as we're probably diametrical.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
Yes! When developing Smart Contracts this used to be a best practice, enabling us to fix security holes in worst case scenarios.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
Every time I hear U.S. commute times, I keep thinking they must be grossly overstated. How is your infrastructure so inadequate for... living?
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
Why 2009? I've been driving the same 2003 Audi TT all my life, never failed me.
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by rcbdev 10mo ago
Thankfully, Norway's SWF does not own any IBM stock. https://web.archive.org/web/20240424201226/https://www.redha...
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
Reading your comment as a foreigner is crazy - I don't even claim to understand half of your situation. What is so bad about living in another county? Did your county look like it does now when your parents bought property there? Maybe
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
But, it's not. All EV's in Europe I've driven had a simple plastic charging card, no apps required.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
In the EU, this is not possible. Public Sector accounts are unable to be staffed with Bangladeshi/Indians/Pakistanis etc. developers due to strict time zone requirements and GDPR regulations. They are also highly reluctant to near
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
This markedly does not apply if the stack is esoteric enough and/or the code is bad enough.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
https://archive.is/8965P
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
What does China have to do with anything in the post? Neither you nor the author would survive a trip to North Korea either, I don't see this as a valuable comment here - it's a complete non sequitur.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
The Cyber Resilience Act, conceived as a product security regulation on software, will mandate a CE mark on software products.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
In Austria the Internet, like the postal service, is a Universal Service ("Universaldienst"). As such, any completely unserviced citizen can petition the current Finance Minister to decree an ISP of his choice - usually A1, which

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