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by sigi45 10y ago
I did the same and failed. I failed in a very specific way which annoyed me a little bit and which left me thinking how superficial this process is. But 1. i extended my knowledge 2. i came closer to working for google than ever 3. if you r
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by sigi45 10y ago
Had bad results with an avg smartphone camera. It sucks when science creates something cool but it doesn't work in the real world.
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by sigi45 10y ago
Jepp thats how i always wanted to do software engineering: Understanding / controlling the full stack and taking responsibility for it.
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by sigi45 10y ago
There are enough studies which tells you that we are not good in multitasking. It costs you more resources.
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by sigi45 10y ago
First email client was outlook express, than thunderbird, than gmail. I tried mutt, i tried others. I'm not syncing my mails anymore i just get an pop up from my webbrowser that a new email is here. I also use different computers (home
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by sigi45 10y ago
Nope. I can underexpose a picture without playing around with the dails and without blurines or similiar things.
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by sigi45 10y ago
I think the big difference is the viewfinder. A viewfinder with 100% coverage gives you the exact picture you are seeing. Its sharp its quick its perfect and doesn't take up energy. A digital viewfinder gives you the picture the camera
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by sigi45 10y ago
I was not referencing to DSLRs vs. Mirror Less but to the authors use of smartphone camera. I do know that DSLR and Mirror Less can/are often the same quality.
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by sigi45 10y ago
DSLRs are quicker, sharper and have much better low light performance. Smartphones make great pictures for normal people and its great but they don't have anything to do with a DSLR. Consumer are using Smartphones. Consumers like my mo
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by sigi45 10y ago
Wow its ugly. While people might or not might trust google etc. The spam filter and the ui from gmail is just to good to switch to any offline client. I'm only using thunderbird for pgp mails.
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by sigi45 10y ago
Local internet speed. My home network hsa gigabit for 10 years now ;P
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by sigi45 10y ago
In his spin on this view, only until the universe freezes. Its longer than a 100 years but still :P. For you, this still doesn't matter as you are still dead.
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by sigi45 10y ago
The linked page / disucssion is not for the small percentage of google/fb workers. You are still a minority.
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by sigi45 10y ago
What can you really concentrate on when there is commentary somewhere oO?! There is a fucking difference between commentary and music and radio btw.
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by sigi45 10y ago
I had a 'dumbphone' before. But my phone now is much easier to use. The ui is big and clear. My contacts are synced automatically and i can read news on it. I'm not forcing people into using a smartphone and i don't have
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by sigi45 10y ago
I look around, i'm not a very focused reader but i don't think a train is in any way a useful way of meeting people or communicating much. I don't value shallow talk with strangers very much. Or have you been on a subway and
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by sigi45 10y ago
Perhaps you are just using your smartphone wrong? I use it to do: - Read News article and books on my communte - Use the flashlight in the morning or evening when it is to dark (when winter i use it every evening when going home from the tr
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by sigi45 10y ago
That's what i don't like from theminimalists. I'm a minimalist but it doesn't mean that i have nothing in my flat. I enjoy watching stuff on netflix or playing computer games. Being a minimalist and have basically nothin
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by sigi45 10y ago
Yes. I hide my bookmarkbar on tabs and only see them on new tab. I have in my bookmark bar the most used sites. I have a few folders for topics and for work bookmarks. Bookmarks help me to close a tab. It gives me the feeling that i still c
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by sigi45 10y ago
Hey, Thanks i really like that way more.
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by sigi45 10y ago
I really hate this stile of writing. Why does it have to sound like every other hipster it text? - I'm not your padawan - Postgresql is cool, why do you say it is boring?! - yes awesome some PhD People are vouching with there titles to
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by sigi45 10y ago
Talk openly about the specific issue with your boss. Tell him/her exactly how much time you give them (3 month is a okayisch thing) to improve on it or you will leave based on that issue. Offer them a way of migrating to your stack lik
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by sigi45 10y ago
I always do it. I don't trust those machines. And yeah i'm white, i don't have any problems at security. People think i'm arrogant white dude before they think i'm a terrorist.
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by sigi45 10y ago
As per definition "Prayer (from the Latin precari "to ask earnestly, beg, entreat")[1] is an invocation or act that seeks to activate a rapport with an object of worship through deliberate communication." i would say no.
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by sigi45 10y ago
It happens to me as well and i decided to do a few things about it: 1. Not switching languages that often anymore. Fullstack? Yeah i could hack around in JS, PHP and whatever but i'm trying to stay in my field java to become really goo
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by sigi45 10y ago
Whatever it ist or whatever effect it might have, it doesn't matter. We are living longer than ever. Why bothering? Life a normal life, do a little bit of sports, try to reduce stress etc. Will not change my diet or eating habbits.
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by sigi45 10y ago
I wouldn't do that. I do know that i personaly don't like that and therefore i wouldn't do that to others. There are two types of people: Who like kids and think it is cute and the other half.
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by sigi45 10y ago
I'm guessing that when i'm no longer able to find a job (i'm a software engineer) our society found some solution for all of us. Might be a little bit selfish but i do think that when i as a person with my knowledge and capab
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by sigi45 10y ago
Came here to write this. I heard this 10 years ago and it didn't came true. It is not coming true in the next 10 years. It is not a skill at all to comprehend how to select the wlan, open apps, download apps and enter some email addres
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by sigi45 10y ago
It's not about using this knowledge all the time. It is about your base knowledge (which should include algorithms) and knowing those algorithms when its matters. If you have the choice of two identical software engineers and one knows

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