seb1204

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   by seb1204 2y ago

   I get that the size is small and therefore harmless to earthlings, however I feel like I lied to my better half when defending ESA and NASA that they would not withhold information about large objects that will hit earth and cause doom and
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   I heard this as well. There is a recycling plant that you need to run anyway to separate the waste/rubbish so you might as well use it to get the plastics and cans out. I think there is an argument that while the machine can do it well
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   In Australia the whole hard VS soft plastic blew up recently. The REDcycle brand by mayor supermarkets was shown to just collect and store the soft plastic in large warehouses. For bottles there is a refund scheme.
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   Yes they exist and they work. However to build them requires stringent regulations to make them a viable cost solution. If it is ok to blow out the toxic smoke the high end solution will not be built. The best thing is still avoiding waste.
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   So where to go with such questions? I have one that I am not sure if it is a bug, a user issue or an android issue or a phone/hardware issue.
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   Why would you consider the text spammy? No links or requests were included. So just delete seems fine to me.
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   Australia is quite good with residential rooftop solar. Last time I heard about payback times this was under 3 years for a 10 kW system.
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   What the document is called in the end is secondary. The important point in my opinion is that MIT sat together and discussed and also wrote down what they want, how they want it and likely (as an outcome of their discussion) also have an u
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   by seb1204 2y ago

   I read it but there is less and less available. Presentation and video recordings are more common but useless for the self study and search of information. Writing good documentation and instructions is hard. I try it a lot.
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    Or redefining their roles and responsibilities under a new (temporary) set of conditions.
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    First three points heavily dependent on good local mapping and tagging of POI. The public transport is a topic that is very very hard for local mapping. There is little point in mapping 20 bus stops around me without adding details like net
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    https://letsencrypt.org/ does not work?
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    At uni I lived with a friend who was doing his doctor of biology. When he got home he went like 200% on all his chores and within a short amount of time he was sitting in front of the TV having a beer. Being very efficient with the boring s
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    In the work environment this is where talking and praising becomes important again in my opinion. Acknowledgement of achievements, even very small ones by colleagues, managers etc has its purpose.
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    I heard this is a new found again trend amongst some youtubers.
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    I like this open source and privacy friendly app. https://github.com/SecUSo/privacy-friendly-sudoku
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    Tax the rich? Close to 100 billionaires live in London I've read.
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    End of day report? Like a diary entry of what you did for yourself or for your manager? Curious.
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    Yes indeed I would like to learn more about this too, this historic image of the first managers.
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    One view is that after the war people had a lot of new technologies and knowledge but nothing else, as it was destroyed during the war or all drilled to support the war machine. Since the knowledge was there and also a lot of level plain fi
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    by seb1204 2y ago

    At least space X is producing something. How useful their products are is a subject of debate but in my opinion much higher ranked than meeta who die yet another screen glueing, mind numbing, radicalising add network. What has meta ever do
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    I work in an org with 5 layers of management. I do think CEO and top management have good strategies and big picture thinking etc. It is the bottom two layers where is see the biggest issues and challenges. We are not a software company bu
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    I like this, but I think also that a machine maintenance person has a very clear job description, defined set of tools and schedule to follow.
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    Thank you for volunteering.
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    Feel free to start this yourself if you have first hand pain.
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    Well in the story is the point of an software error leading to the plane crash right...
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    When the AI has QA/QC as part of the over all requirements should this not solve it? A question of ensuring all requirements are internalized.
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    I always understood that a person being competent in role A is being promoted because of being good paired with maybe personal or/and corporate development goals. Once in the new role, with likely higher pay, it is very unlikely to go
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    There was a video from Joel Spolsky - you suck at excel. That is a good starting point
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    by seb1204 3y ago

    Most if not all of my meetings are around discussing what is shared on a screen. This is rarely a PowerPoint and often a variety of different data sources from ever changing presenters. Looking at 3d models in a review and making notes &#x2