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by rv-de 6y ago
I just thought, I know that name ... DVassallo ... oh, yes, now I remember! You're this guy who comes here to brag about his income in regular intervals! Always a pleasure :)
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by rv-de 6y ago
Maybe it's that employees are some sort of cog about everywhere and test automation is also bad almost everywhere.
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by rv-de 6y ago
Having a roof over your head.
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by rv-de 6y ago
Michael Pollan writes in "How to change your Mind" that the placebo often is some drug which causes some mild dizziness - can't find the name of it.
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by rv-de 6y ago
> I found myself unable to function, and would doom surf, opening tabs, refreshing news, watching graphs move up and to the right. No thought, just monkey level reactions. Are you trying to make fun of me?
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by rv-de 6y ago
> Why meat plants? The CDC said it’s hard for those workers to stay separated and wear masks on the job, and there are “sociocultural and economic challenges” with a diverse, low-wage workforce, including language barriers and employees
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We might not get a coronavirus vaccine(theguardian.com)
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by rv-de 6y ago
Let me just nod in the direction of stackoverflow and how it developed with regards to quality of content ...
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by rv-de 6y ago
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version): The German Armed Forces want to rely completely on the free software matrix as a communication system for chat messages in the future. This was announced by the Bundeswehr IT ser
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Bundeswehr will switch completely to Matrix messenger(golem.de)
37 points by rv-de 6y ago|5 comments
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by rv-de 6y ago
When Italy was hit hard by the virus terrible news, pictures, witness statements and footage was all over the place. Why don't we see this with UK? Is UK handling the situation more smoothly than Italy/Spain or did the media just
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UK overtakes Italy to record highest coronavirus death toll anywhere in Europe(edition.cnn.com)
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by rv-de 6y ago
> or whatever imaginary identity you’ve given to me exactly, don't take it personal. I don't know you. my reply rather speaks to a stereotype. but some aspects about the article, its language and some of the replies rubs me th
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by rv-de 6y ago
how about this? https://medium.com/@joelleparenteau/wolfing-it-down-f703a3cf... "We are looking for people who love food and crave the experience of working in a restaurant that operates more like a tech startup —
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by rv-de 6y ago
Well, that is true. I misread that.
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by rv-de 6y ago
> “There was something of Newton about him,” Strachey continued. “The ease and majesty of the thought—the gentleness of the temperament.” Wasn't he a pretty ruthless and competitive guy?
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by rv-de 6y ago
Same here. I wouldn't be surprised if there are already many projects aiming into that direction. F.x.: https://prism-break.org/en/all/#mesh-networks , there's IRC, XMPP, ... But those projects mostly see
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by rv-de 6y ago
The stuff I read about Brussels recently on the news tells a different story. To give one example: "Brussels has gone yet further. From May 4, the Belgian capital’s entire city core will be a priority zone for cyclists and pedestrians,
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by rv-de 6y ago
I think at the base of the development the protocols should be based. Where they are consumed is then up to experimentation.
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by rv-de 6y ago
I wonder if it was possible to establish a para-web. It should be designed to work with very low bandwidth and have a mashable infrastructure - like based on smartphones, rpis, generally cheap and buildable by competent independent folks. T
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by rv-de 6y ago
I think you just have to come to terms with HN changing. It's scope is in a progress of broadening beyond IT and tech. And I like that. At least to some extent.
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by rv-de 6y ago
> Although the coronavirus lockdown has temporarily cleared the skies, it has done nothing to cool the climate, which needs deeper, longer-term measures, the scientists say. Actually the opposite. The reduced emission of fine particles c
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US oil drops as much as 20% as oversupply concerns keep roiling markets(edition.cnn.com)
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Meteorologists say 2020 on course to be hottest year since records began(theguardian.com)
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by rv-de 6y ago
I second that. I'm convinced it's possible but it would require intelligent management of the symptoms and the environment. I think most people's motivation to work in an office is highly dependent on caffeine.
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by rv-de 6y ago
Can somebody ELI16 why gene deletions are expected and what is the significance of this happening?
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by rv-de 6y ago
didn't know that. I just like large book stores, so I habitually feel like supporting, and Thalia is the best we have here - nothing like Dussmann in Berlin, though :/ zvab looks amazing (no pun intended)! will order something rig
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by rv-de 6y ago
Their search system is so abysmally bad - it's absolutely staggering how they can sell AI tech on AWS and keep looking in the mirror ... (don't know if they do that, though)
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by rv-de 6y ago
Not in my experience. Most shops ship with DHL, so I order delivery to one of my Packstationen. If DHL brings it into a Postsubsidiary or somewhere inconvenient I just leave it there until it's sent back and reorder.
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by rv-de 6y ago
This is maybe true for items shipped by Amazon itself but Amazon nowadays is a marketplace. I twice ordered something where it said 5-7 days, turns out it's shipped from China and took several weeks to arrive. The not-on-stock-despite-

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