snowpid

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   by snowpid 2y ago

   Europe does regularly earth quakes in Italy. Maybe Turkey , Greece, Balkan counties, too.
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   by snowpid 2y ago

   Could you clearify what is the "grim reading" in your source? Sure the prices are high in Germany (and this is a problem for industry) but as a private consumers you pay 50 EUR per month instead 16 EUR. Such hell! This is an incon
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   by snowpid 2y ago

   "would be fighting tooth-and-nail to have my country not do what Germany did. The Texas grid, by comparison, looks like a paradise even if it is currently experiencing a week-long outage!" Can you clarify such strong words? I&#x27
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   by snowpid 2y ago

   " There is a large and very vocal contingent of architects who are insufferable artistes who want to eschew traditional design for the sake of eschewing traditional design. Practicality is of secondary or even tertiary concern. "
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   by snowpid 2y ago

   Thanks :) ( But I guess there are also very capable American teams and narcissistic European CS. (I guess it is a very good question why this difference exist and how to change economic policy)
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   by snowpid 2y ago

   So I never needed an app to watch for power outtages. So correct the people. Do you claim there have been no outtages. Just during hurican season? Be precise
7. 247.▲
   by snowpid 2y ago

   Since this thread is full of bad decisions in Texas hurricanes is a lame excuse. (also nature isn't stable in both countries, flood are a huge problem now)
8. 248.▲
   by snowpid 2y ago

   What if I told you that non - competes aren't a thing in Germany. (And a big part in other parts of US)
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   by snowpid 2y ago

   This is a very good example of bad policy in the USA: in my whole life I encountered two power outtages. None in Germany (where I mainly lived ) , one in Poland and one in Ukraine (both 5 years ago). Leaving nuclear power was a stupid decis
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    Also here is a non rocket space device from Germany https://www.polaris-raumflugzeuge.de/ (I cant judge their seriousness, but they got funding by military)
11. 251.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    Now I found this one as well from Poland https://europeanspaceflight.com/ilr-33-amber-2k-makes-histor...
12. 252.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    start small and start a competition. Then afterwards you get more and more competent companies.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    The only opportunity would be for individual countries (like Germany) to fund such rockets alone, but that seems unlikely due to cost (and the fact that they already pay for ESA). Germany does it in its national program. https://
14. 254.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    In Germany there are 3 companies, I heard in France 2 companies, I don't any in other parts of Europe but there are definitely but I suppose the European rocket start up pipeline is filled. P. S. HN please tell me about your (European)
15. 255.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    While that attitude makes sense for ArianeSpace , I doubt they will be successful.
16. 256.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    who is we?
17. 257.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    You mean the country where 48 % voted for Trump. Did you know that more Americans move to Germany than Germans move to America despite lower wages. Maybe life quality attracts talents more. (To be honest my comment is very cheeky but so thi
18. 258.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    Who is we?
19. 259.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    I think the title is intentionally misleading.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    "You're the one who is derailing this discussion. Almost none of what you're saying is relevant in connection to this article." I mention clearly crimes of Russia in the past. Attacking a factory of major weapon supplier
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    " I find it interesting how we're ignorant of our own propaganda activities in other countries. For example, in the UK we have a dedicated army unit [1] that: " No Western countries has attack and annexed a country within idk
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    Blender is very popular, Godot is on the right track (though no feature - parity to Closed source) and I think gnome has a better UX than Windows and MacOS (though Apple at least cares about UX).
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    Thanks to CRA they are obliged to pay for such support.
24. 264.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    I know Jews used some Latins phrases in their languages. But it's too late for look up some sources...
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    I recently talked with a colleague about documentation. We both studied math and were frustrated about the lack of documentation from our predecessors. I discussed with them very often the topic but both we resisted. One was claiming he wri
26. 266.▲
    by snowpid 2y ago

    Yet you can easily switch to a different "gatekeeper" like Deezer while it is not possible.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    The gatekeeper criteria are open. Could you precise mention which criteria is bad instead of making strong assumptions? I don't see why Spotify is a gate keeper. You have e.g. Deezer or Apple Music and you can switch very easily.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    "Current lead suspect is Ukraine" Current lead suspect is Russia. Don't repeate Russian propaganda.
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    For me it's sounds like a made up problem. Again, most laws are blurry in a mathematical sense. This is the case since laws existed. And so and to a surprise for some HN people, we usually don't break them all day. DMA is actually
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    by snowpid 2y ago

    No do you have real problems with blurry laws in your country? (If so is this country in the EU?)