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by rmetzler 4y ago
From what I read online (and I can be very wrong) people are trained for 3 to 6 months in the US and then they are cops. It’s a least 2.5 years, 3 years, or 5 years (depending on your career choice) for police officers in Germany.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Weird country where kids can’t walk a mile alone.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I upvote this, because you probably mean in this specific case and in this specific country. But my personal experience with the police here where I live is *very different* from the stories I hear from the US.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I‘m not good in JavaScript, but reading the code, I wonder if this implementation doesn’t have an issue with truthiness in the second array. For example if you zip([true,true],[false,false]). The minimum length approach seams to be the bett
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I read an article about gardening being a great source of anti depression. Not only the activity, but also the bacterias in the soil, which we are deprived of in our modern society with it's hygiene and antibiotics. These bacterias liv
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by rmetzler 4y ago
> how much does the situation improve if you unset the Env vars after reading them? How would you do that? They still are in /proc/, aren’t they?
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Yes, that type of thing is pretty useful for linters. These error codes act as identifiers if you need to google them and whenever you need to configure the linter the way you like it or for one-off exceptions.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I don't think I have ever read something negative about SQLite. I also don't read the GP comment as being negative toward SQLite. It sounds more like the author was surprised about the architecture, since a naive view would think
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by rmetzler 4y ago
For me it’s definitely about writing out the operators names. I’m German, I often use a German keyboard layout. I have never been good with Greek math symbols other than pi and SUM and PRODUCT. How am I supposed to write the APL or BQN symb
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Ivy is another APL like language and one I kind of enjoy, because source code is actually readable and writable. https://github.com/robpike/ivy
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by rmetzler 4y ago
> So, if you want people to help, tell them what your problem is, and the context, not just ask for the specific things you think will solve your problem. Absolutely! It will also help if people can see what you already tried, e.g. code,
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by rmetzler 4y ago
There are batteries with jumper cables for 50 to 100 USD. You can load them up, have them in the trunk and use them whenever you need them. This doesn't help your problem in the past, but maybe problems in the future. Helped me a lot i
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I feel like you're asking an XY-problem [0]. You want to have better information answering your problems (for free) and they criticise the question you asked. Pay them to be nice. This will also give value to their answers, since clear
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Did you try non alcoholic beer?
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Vimium, the browser plugin, has a similar functionality to follow links.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I think it was this one in an earlier version. https://github.com/sjurba/rebase-editor
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I really try to like git rebase, especially git rebase -i and at one time I even used a special tool to help with that. What I find is that I see a lot more merge conflicts than in Gitlab MRs, but it could also be that the tooling on my mac
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I was waiting for „Gitlab releases a UI for rebase -i in MRs“.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Just the other day my wife misread our bread roll recipe and added too much water to the flour. I'm glad, I know bakers math and I'm good at mental arithmetic, so the dough could be rescued easily.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
> aesthetic we used ironically 15-20 years ago We didn't use it ironically 25 to 30 years ago. If you ever connected to a BBS, or used Windows 1.x, it was exactly like that.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
My guess is, that it makes sense to get regular reports, e.g. weekly. But you also want to experiment and develop queries. So probably both. Not sure if there is something like a notebook for steampipe.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
1 is already done, isn’t it?
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Sokoban was also the association I had.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
At times I hate my full time job. But when I tried to be a freelancer, I went broke. I will not risk this again.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
The part about building on top of Postgres… the author does talk about something similar to pub sub, not abusing a table to sort tasks by create_date, correct? Because I’ve built my own “task queue” on top of “SELECT * FROM tasks WHERE done
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by rmetzler 4y ago
But even in non Waldorf schools, it’s common to have the same teacher for the first 4 years, sometimes longer. At least it’s common here, in East Germany. I also think it is kind of important that it is this way, because kids learn FOR the
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Your setup sounds a lot like gitpod.io
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Yeah, viral is just an adjective describing growth. Unfortunately it’s associated with both positive and negative impact.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I do it all the time in YAML config and HCL, especially stuff which is not obvious. That's the main benefit of YAML over JSON, to be able to communicate to human readers through comments. Some stuff, like which CIDRs are necessary for
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by rmetzler 4y ago
It’s a website, because it has a URL, you use a browser to access it and it’s written in html, css and JavaScript. It’s an app, because it’s interactive. App means application, program, etc. but it doesn’t necessarily needs to be downloaded

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