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by splittingTimes 5y ago
In Germany you have basically two education/preparation for work life tracks after secondary school ends. One is the very intellectual heavy university education. The other is a dual education system of apprenticeship for Craftsman&#x2
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
"a system of solar-powered machines that would autonomously harvest raw materials from common dirt, use them to build more machines, and then perform useful tasks such as sucking carbon out of the atmosphere. The replico-bots didn’t pa
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Let me add M.A.X. - Mechanized assault and exploration. Best TB strategy game and AI. Sadly there source of this is lost as well.
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Have you tried to write any non trivial document with MS Word? It is infuriating. Even the simplest tasks don't work reliably, like placing a picture with a caption. And oh my god if you try to Google for your problem you end up on out
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Sorry to ask but What's NPS?
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Fulfill your happiness?!
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Play with the application. In each of the main views try to find prominent/unique label strings. Search for those labels in the code base to get an entry point to the view. Then explore the code around that entry point and try to chang
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
To get a sorted list of the most touched java files for example you can run git log --name-status --pretty=format: | sed 's!.*/!!' | grep java | cut --fields=2- | sort | uniq --count | sort --numeric-sort --reverse
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
If you deprioritize money, getting part time work is always an option.
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Second that. Use that money to do and try all kinds of activities. Learn dancing, surfing, climbing, self defense, archery, carving, pottery, wood working, cooking, singing, sailing, horse riding, blues harp, build a permaculture garden&#x2
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
The scandals if the last 5-10 years showed that Libor - interest rates ISDAfix - swaps Platts - oil prices WM/Reuters - FX High-Frequency Trading - equities Commodities - Gold, Silver Stock indices Are all rigged. So these markets will
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
"the utility monster: one person receives much more utility from each unit of resource they consume than anyone else does. For a utilitarian, it follows that every resource ought to be directed towards the utility monster in order to m
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Nice write up. On a tangent note, Am I the only one who finds those feedback forms anti pattern? I hate the MS teams feedback form with a passion, popping up every second call or so. Typical day of back to back meetings. Given the not so st
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Stanford neuroendocrinology researcher Robert Sapolsky Explains Toxoplasmosis. Utterly fascinating. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NroiGfNohPo
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
For a fully waxed person, Would it make sense to try to get infected by Delta to build more immunity to fight off that omicron thing? With so many significant variations on the spike protein the vaccines will be no help..
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
This explanation does not seem too far fetched https://twitter.com/kparve/status/1462398425924780040
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
In DDD this is discussed regularly [1]. Conway's law about how the communication patterns of an organization dictate the software architecture was probably the starting point of these considerations. === [1] one of many examples https
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ISO 25010 – Software Quality Requirements and Evaluation(iso25000.com)
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
I would like to get back into retro gaming. As a kid had a NES and SNES. Of course sold the devices later on. Now with a kid in my own i would like to share the experience. Buying original equipment is very expensive. But emulators are abou
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
In general, how do you handle repos that have a combination of source files and a lot of binary data side by side?
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
> Writing (with good style on interesting topics) would be nice. Sure. Playing piano improvising over jazz chords would be nice too. But as with writing you need to put in the hours to get there. The hard work is a reality check on a may
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
> the economics are holding it back more than the technology is. Is it not more the missing political will? (and yes, they are related as politics always seeks/ caters to big corps to get their buy-in) In 2008 when the financial sys
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Beware with partial commits that they still are still able to build the application atomically.
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
We have a whole framework that handles migrations of costumer DBs after updates. But when you don't even know that your changed class gets persistent (because of spaghetti inheritance/type hierarchy) and you do not enter it in the
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Strictly only the performance or can it also answer usage questions like: When customers go through this workflow step, they use this option/button 90% of the time and the other options are used rarely?
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Great point. We use method/class names in config files that get parsed and dynamically evaluated. You could break the whole application by changing class names as an init config could fail. Also persisting stuff in customer DBs that de
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
We are trying to get a better understanding of how customers use our desktop application. We are urged by management to use Qualtrics, but it feels like it is not the right tool for the job. How would you say does opentelemetry compare to Q
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Typically scope of a project: feature x and y are agreed to not be included but two sprints before release they become a must have, because otherwise Sales suddenly cannot sell the product.
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
100% true for theoretical/computational physics, solid state physics, optics, catalysis research, and many more. You use existing grants to explore completely different topics and once you have something promising where you are 50-80%
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
With subsidies of 63 million dollars over a 10 year range Nokia build a huge plant in Germany, employed some 3200 people, had supply chains running, etc. The factory was profitable. However, once the 10y contract was over they closed the fa

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