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   by snowpid 4y ago

   Of course there is an EU regulation regarding the topic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_2_connector and of course Tesla follows the regulation ;)
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   by snowpid 4y ago

   Russia is not the second most military power. That is just Russian propaganda / bullshit.
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   by snowpid 4y ago

   your example has also multiply statements. The question is more important: Which syntax to a more generally better readability. (as this is solvable in most languages)
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   by snowpid 4y ago

   h1(items) + rest of my code... I might see what are you using for but I am not sure if concenating implicitly (or with line breaks / spaces) is a good design decision for a language.
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   by snowpid 4y ago

   so? if len(items) == 0: return [p("no items")] else: ul( [ li(item) for item in items ] ) I am also not a fan of convoluted list comprehension (in python) so powerful is not necessarly a goo
6. 666.▲
   by snowpid 4y ago

   it depends on your problem but in many cases simple is enough imho. There are map and filter in python avalaible. I just didnt need to use them.
7. 667.▲
   by snowpid 4y ago

   why?
8. 668.▲
   by snowpid 4y ago

   List Comprehension is just syntax for functional coding (filter, map) but a very good one!
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   by snowpid 4y ago

   " The ugly truth is healthy food is bland. " I doubt it.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    TBH, it is weird, if you say, EU coders can not use useful practice and tools but you can not tell, which.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    I dont see the point of your argument. Why is your experience of using Python 2.0 related how good it is in teaching beginners? Static typing is just one aspect (and my humble opinion, it is not the most important question).
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    I use Gnome desktop as it is very well designed (my opinion the best UX of all existing desktops, MAC OS is too much legacy). Only GTK is very weird to code (at least in python, neither Vala nor GTK-C are a good replacement).
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    Is Google Flutter in Violation of GDPR?

    2 points by snowpid 4y ago|1 comments
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    Python is a quiet good choice. It is easy to learn because it abstracts away lots of stuff, it is useful for certain areas (not only data science) and it is a mature language (30 years are quiet old for a hip language of the day) In Vienna
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    I doubt the last sentence.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    Could you specify which "useful practices and tooling" do you mean?
17. 677.▲
    by snowpid 4y ago

    where are you from?
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    It is mildly interesting that countries are feared more about "weaponisation" of the dollar than the reason of sanctions: Russia invaded Ukraine because of the wish of annexation. The article shows their priorities.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    the comments are literally conspiracy theories and dooming. Not very helpful.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    Lets see if the AI Act makes it impossible or at least clearly transparent https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_Intelligence_Act
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    1.) It is very important most of this stuff is local. Franzbrötchen are popular in Nothern Germany (Mentioned in Thomas Mann's Buddenbrook). 2.) When I was in Warsaw, I figured out Poland has a very similar bread culture. So you can go
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    The German poet Jan Wagner earns money in writing poems. Poems are good if you are in public transport. They are shortly to any story and they give you to think.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    Ive heard in a German startup podcast, that the biggest owner of Tesla currently reduces his share on Tesla. His name: Elon Musk.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    What is your mother tongue? I impressed people with coding. On English the poems look like impressing.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    Personal ID arent for free in Germany (though not expensive, ca. 30 EUR), they are mandatory to wear and you have to show if you want to elect. No IDs in an election are a culture war issue in US and lefties argue irrationally on the topic.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    This is being discussed. Be it an article in the FAZ, the resignation of Volker Beck and a recent exhibition on the entanglement of the paedophile and gay rights movements in the Rosa Museum.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    I didnt call the German media left, as I called the private media diverse in opinion, I call the German public broadcast left which is rather the perception of the German public in majority. It is very sad that you misquote me.
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    While private media in Germany is diverse, German public broadcast has a strong left bias. Besides surveys of people working there, there will be a lot German lefties who claim otherwise. (maybe here too?) Shortly I dont trust German public
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    I assume it is a common human failure https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunk_cost#Fallacy_effect
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    by snowpid 4y ago

    No, in Europe, every country is very different on that topic. Just compare Switzerland vs. France.