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by rv-de 8y ago
I think they just realized that this will surface sooner or later anyway and it will be very, very humiliating and embarrassing when this happens on a rivaling outlet like sueddeutsche.de. This guy was able to do his thing for way too long
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by rv-de 8y ago
As a German I have to say that Spiegel and spiegel.de aren't good journalism outlets and haven't been since many years ago. If I want well made journalism with actual investigative activities I'll resort to sueddeutsche.de, c
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by rv-de 8y ago
Your examples don't make any sense - neither by them selves nor with respect to the criticism they are aimed at.
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by rv-de 8y ago
I really don't understand why one would need an app to meditate. Meditation is really simple. There's no need for automated guidance.
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by rv-de 8y ago
that is really an interesting way to look at growing old. totally makes sense. I just noticed that older people in movies who are portrayed as being obsessed about personal matters come across as particularly charmless.
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by rv-de 8y ago
I think this is one of the most on spot and reasonable comments in this thread. The rest is writing about how worried they are or convincing others how unlikely it is. Some folks here down vote faster than they can think it seems.
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by rv-de 8y ago
It's more likely to die from an infected burn caused by an accident while handling boiling water to prepare your water for rinsing - I suppose.
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by rv-de 8y ago
And millions of people every day suck in tap water through their noses to clean them - and still this infection happens virtually never. But it seems that even the rational and sophisticated HN crowd isn't immune to overresponding towa
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by rv-de 8y ago
The mirror test always seemed flawed to be because of its reliance on visual perception. For many animals eyes and the primary source of environmental information. For some it's the nose. Now how about a special device that synthesizes
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by rv-de 8y ago
I don't know how to tell you this without hurting your feelings but it seems to me it's time to break up with those friends and move on :/
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by rv-de 8y ago
Then again few rich people will engage in this creative task on their own - most will probably just hire an accountant.
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by rv-de 8y ago
In terms of machine learning money is the opposite of regularization. The more money the less regularization the more over-fitting to your specific self-chosen environment. A not rich person will have to learn to cope with obstacles. A rich
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by rv-de 8y ago
Maybe that's why they fill electric cars to the brim with fancy technology - more breaking points. I'd like an electric car with a battery and that's it - no autonomous driving, no integrated navigation, no intelligent interi
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by rv-de 8y ago
Many banks saw 2008 coming. Now the fundamental reason for this inevitable breakdown was also very lucrative at the same time. This meant every bank would try to stay in the game for as long as possible because quitting too soon would have
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by rv-de 8y ago
Seems important considering the points. But neither do I know who Mr. Wu is nor do I care to read 10 paragraphs into the text to find out. Can you give a quick summary?
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by rv-de 8y ago
Maybe that explains why Google gave me 1st-page results about "shrooms" few days ago while my search term was specifically asking for "Champignons" and "pizza" and whether to pre-boil or use them raw.
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by rv-de 8y ago
Immersing in a game is as real or unreal as is perceiving a hallucination.
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by rv-de 8y ago
> While the passwords were encrypted (hashed with a salt that varies for each user), it is generally a best practice not to reuse the same password across multiple services, and we recommend that people change their passwords if they are
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by rv-de 8y ago
> "I still got a few classic Insta-worthy photos on a recent trip to Greece, but didn't post them." [posts the picture instead on MSNBC] LMAO ... she really doesn't seem to get it.
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by rv-de 8y ago
Is it to obvious or why is nobody expressing amusement upon the man's apt first name against the backdrop of the barbarism of what he calls his profession?
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by rv-de 8y ago
> There is no such idea of generations of people where I come from. It's hard for me to even grasp the idea of it. Who draws a line between generations and why? Not sure if with "comming from" you are referring to Poland o
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by rv-de 8y ago
That's 50% of what I use my mostly abandoned Twitter account for. Doesn't work as great as I would like it to, though. Most marketing people at larger companies mastered the art of slick 'n' slimy vague communication.
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by rv-de 8y ago
I just applied via a recruiter for a position as a director for software development. He told me the HR lady would like to see my abitur certification (sth like a high school diploma) ... I am 34 years old for christ's sake. I seriousl
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by rv-de 8y ago
Maybe matching 95% made you too confident salary-wise. Maybe they just want a 50% who they can haggle down to working for peanuts as a junior because of those missing 50%.
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by rv-de 8y ago
> and that seems to be a majority opinion, we won't have any. Is the majority really in favor of being loud? I personally believe that it is in fact a minority - just a loud minority. People who enjoy silence are also usually less v
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by rv-de 8y ago
I'm totally with you here. I sometimes feel like living in a tyranny of the squallers. In a room with 100 people it takes 100 people to create silence and just one to destroy that. It's so sad.
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by rv-de 8y ago
When I was young what I liked about libraries was that they where quiet places. It's a terrible idea to make libraries loud.
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by rv-de 8y ago
You are describing Vienna's coffee house culture. You could even have your mail received there. But part of that culture is also to avoid disturbing other guests by being unnecessarily loud.
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by rv-de 8y ago
I remember trying to brush up on my French skills. The training sentences are absurdly stupid, repetitive and redundant. Duolingo fails by design. Good news is there are other much better web services available for learning languages (f.x.
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by rv-de 8y ago
The question is why martial arts for learning to control your body?

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