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4y ago
The difference is between direct and representative democracy, not of democracy itself.
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4y ago
Out of curiosity: can Swiss cantons leave the Swiss confederation?
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4y ago
Norway and the Netherlands are the largest provider of pipeline gas to Germany at the moment, for example.
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4y ago
Pretty similar to the story of Rungholt[1], which is clearly no longer myth, but fact, with lots of remnants being found. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rungholt
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4y ago
Thanks for the clarifications, it's always shocking to see the amount of bullshit on hackernews (and reddit) when it comes to Germany, renewable/nuclear energy and the like. Makes me want to question everything else that is posted
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4y ago
Wind blows over the north sea day and night.
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4y ago
No one knows where to put the trash. That was the major reason for the phase-out, that no one knew how to handle that. I'm just the messenger, don't shoot me. And please do not come up with future inventions that will magically re
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4y ago
Funny. Had to do it in a Boston gym, never saw it anywhere in Europe.
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4y ago
Children of Men feels like a very realistic dystopia of the UK five years from now.
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4y ago
It also means you become susceptible to the whims of Apple if anything breaks, is stolen or you lose it. Just imagine Google's horrid customer service and then you trying to navigate it to have a blocked account (to which your digital
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4y ago
Weird. Out of the four major delivery services, DHL is by far the best and most accommodating.
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4y ago
And it‘s half Germany‘s heads as well.
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4y ago
Though they also get a 30% cut of the food price, so that considerably changes the economics.
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4y ago
In physics and obviously math, mathematica is very popular.
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4y ago
That's the perspective of a software developer. Neither Mathematica nor Matlab actually try to address this market. Both are languages for mathematicians, scientists and engineers and are still mostly unrivalled when it comes to domain
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4y ago
But with that position any spec is useless.
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4y ago
Just join a startup, no one that I know forces their employees to return to the office. Even Allianz doesn‘t. Come join my team, people are productive and go climbing in their extended lunch break.
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4y ago
The difference in perspective in this thread boils down to North American (except NY) vs. European perspectives. My residential area has six floor buildings with lots of residents and ground floor shops and cafes. This setup only rarely exi
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4y ago
As suggested in that famous substack post [1], a venture capital crisis? I guess everyone on this site is fucked then. [1] https://pivotal.substack.com/p/minsky-moments-in-venture-cap...
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4y ago
A reddit style quip that I appreciate. Chapeau.
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5y ago
It‘s interesting that the German work permit scheme seems to be much more liberal nowadays than the US one. I‘m just hiring a guy from Delhi and the process is pretty straightforward.
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5y ago
How is homelessness subsidized?
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5y ago
There are job seeker visa as well, so that you can travel to Germany with the intention of finding a job. I'm currently recruiting an Indian engineer and he indicated that it'll take him about 2 months to get the visa. > Genera
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5y ago
Isn‘t identity always context-dependent and fuzzy? I live in Bavaria, so for other Germans I‘m Bavarian. For other Europeans I am German and sometimes Central European. For Americans and most especially Asians I am European.
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5y ago
I would not know how to access such records. Doubt they are publicly available. Germany isn‘t perfect, but if you want to come, the blue card process is pretty straightforward. If you do python backend stuff, talk to me.
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5y ago
That‘s very drastic. I‘m a rather extroverted head of engineering and would fight tooth and nails to keep remote for my teams.
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5y ago
Google switched to SAP two years or so ago.
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5y ago
Smartlane | Backend Engineers, DevOps, Platform, Site Reliability Engineers, Data Scientists and Engineers | Munich, Germany or REMOTE (EU/CET+/-1) I'm Sven, hiring manager for the positions above. What do we do? We are a Saa
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Where do you get that from? There's a large interconnected grid that helps balance production imbalances over many countries and regions. During hot summers, when the water level in French rivers is low, Germany exports renewable energ
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5y ago
I doubt that Russia can hold Ukraine for long. Once Putin is gone, everything he accomplished will fade away quickly.
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