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by rcbdev 11mo ago
I am certainly not at the top. My life is fine. What are you doing where it's not?
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
If America has a socialist economy, Central Europe must be full-scale marxist-communist in your eyes.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
What kind of comment is this? Have eco-social market economies (i.e. like Austria's) done more damage to this world than hyper-capitalistic economies that define growth at any cost as their primary goal (i.e. like a cancer)?
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
The Public Sector and anyone concerned with compliance under the Cyber Resilience Act should really use their own private image store. Some do, some don't.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
The system he mentioned is usually equally simple for self-employed.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
The Year of Linux on the Desktop is actually coming...
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
In Austria, and I assumed other parts of the developed world, you can of course become a software civil engineer. (Ziviltechniker) It's a rather exhausting process requiring at least a graduate degree in the field, a few years of appre
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
No. He said that the 7% 'add up', when the proper term would be 'compound'.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
At the time of writing, the BRZ has spent over 2.1 billion euros in public procurement contracts above the award threshhold. [1] This is not accounting for personell costs of their 1800 in-house employees. [1] https://offeneverga
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
Calling NIS2 'upcoming' legislation at this point is as funny as it is sad.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
...and the BRZ doesn't outsource most stuff? Just like the Magistrate's Dept. 1 (Vienna Digital) for state-level IT in the federal capitol? Or IT-Kommunal for municipal IT all over Austria? As far as I'm concerned, all of the
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
Atos is a gigantic French company. Fully Austrian companies like Noctua or Proxmox aren't even that famous within Austria, why would the average citizen here know about a French IT company?
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
It's a national language in Malta, making it a popular destination for "language weeks" in European schools, where English is usually a main subject.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
Norwegian is not on this list, because in fact no country with Norwegian as their national language is part of the European Union at the time of writing.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
As a professor and lecturer, I can safely assure you that the transformer model has disrupted the way students learn - iin the literal sense of the word.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
Sir, you must be confused. This is not reddit.com.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
What exactly is your problem? You could just ask, if you're genuinely curious.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
Please, don't ever spin up a PostgreSQL instance for a client on bare-metal in $CURRENT_YEAR. Some jerk-off did that for a current customer of mine, and now they're having issues with their migration from SUSE to RHEL in productio
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
I think this guy wants OpenBSD running on a POWER-based Mainframe at every governmental organization.
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
But, he truly does. That is not because they have caused any offence, it's just that this pattern of behaviour may indicate similar tendencies in other parts of the tech stack. For example, if OP for some reason stops liking a maintain
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by rcbdev 11mo ago
I don't know about the United States of America, but in my country it's very common to do volunteer work.
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by rcbdev 1y ago
Germany, as a de-facto vassal state of the US, is the exception that confirms the rule. This is an observation that comes from almost a lifetime of living in this region of our world.
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by rcbdev 1y ago
What are you doing, where you're solely working on greenfield projects? I remember a professor of mine saying something specifically on never trusting a Software Engineer that has never had to work on legacy code.
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by rcbdev 1y ago
If you actually stop and consider the culture and ethos surrounding the advent and spreading of the Internet, it's not surprising at all.
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by rcbdev 1y ago
Austria has the state-run EPS system. It's very ubiquitous here, I use it for most online payments.
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by rcbdev 1y ago
What does Blockchain have to do with the energy usage of Microsoft's computing centres? Are you trying to downplay the compute required to train and run inference on these large language models by stringing together some contrived comp
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by rcbdev 1y ago
Academia, at its core, is just not a capitalistic pursuit. Any attempts to turn it into one will inevitably pervert it.
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by rcbdev 1y ago
Yes, of course. Russians are, in fact, not people and do not deserve to view Western sites, media or actually any web service hosted by Western nations. What kind of a take is this? If you strategically block an entire nation from viewing o
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by rcbdev 1y ago
This is great but as usual, the specifics on 'how to execute' are highly culture-dependent. Some of the ways he proposes to talk to decision makers would cause them to be seen as unserious or disingenuous where I'm from. For
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by rcbdev 1y ago
"Only that, which carries contradiction within itself, is alive." - G. W. F. Hegel

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