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by tedggh 6mo ago
I think this has been attempted many times before by other nations including Brazil without success. It’s one thing to replace a few hundred workstations in a non critical governmental office, another to replace the entire infrastructure of
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by tedggh 7mo ago
Meyer Optik Görlitz is another company bringing back vintage lenses. They carry what in my opinion is the best of all vintage lenses, the Jena Biotar 1.5/75
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by tedggh 7mo ago
If a comment sucks it gets downvoted anyway. If it’s thoughtful, the drafting tool and process is kind of beside the point. Plenty of people already use search engines, editors, translators, etc. when writing. An LLM is just another tool in
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by tedggh 7mo ago
As an avid reader and outdoors enthusiast, I feel there’s a lot of value on “wasting” time with a movie or limited series. Absolutely, there are so many better things to do and experience than watching TV, but no one should be stressing out
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by tedggh 7mo ago
Yours was a clever answer to a stupid question. Tech interviewers need to leave college behind and start treating candidates as professionals. Puzzles, white boarding and riddles are unique to software engineering roles, you would never se
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by tedggh 8mo ago
When I see this type of titles, before reading I first stop by the comments to see if someone found any BS. Most times someone did, so I skip. Thank you, BS checkers.
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by tedggh 8mo ago
I spent some time in China working in manufacturing. I remember talking to some of the guys there. As it was explained to me, everything they had, their home, kids school, wife’s job was owned by the employer. Meaning if you lose your job y
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by tedggh 8mo ago
The worst age group behind the wheel is by far 16-25. The middle age group is the safest and the gap is actually moderate compared to 70-75.
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by tedggh 8mo ago
A close friend is considered one of the best neurosurgeons at one of the best hospitals in the country. Brain tumors are his specialty. I remember him once saying he was growing exhausted about his job and thinking of retirement, even when
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by tedggh 8mo ago
Probably worse than that. I can totally see it being weaponized. A media company critic o a particular group or individual being scrutinized and fined. I haven’t looked at any of these laws, but I bet their language gives plenty of room for
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by tedggh 8mo ago
Are there real documented cases of a company replacing their SaS with a vibe-coded version? Like I can see how a very small company could replace a portion of an overkill and underutilized SaS platform. I don’t see how a larger more comple
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by tedggh 8mo ago
I have used at least Skype, Meet/Chat, Slack, Teams and Discord, plus some other niche apps I can’t remember. In Discord, I like the ability to share user screens concurrently and the way you can just jump on a channel and have an impr
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by tedggh 8mo ago
What’s so bad about Teams that makes it so hated? I used it lately and often to work with a customer and I don’t find anything terrible about it, other than some minor usability annoyances like phantom chat notifications once in a while. Bu
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by tedggh 8mo ago
It seems to me it is more of a penalty to encourage people to get Real ID while still allowing them to fly. I would imagine most air travelers have some kind of real id, passport, actual real id DL or global entry card. Very few people cann
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by tedggh 8mo ago
The population of Africa is estimated to be 5-6 times the population of Europe by 2060. For context, in 1990 Africa had slightly less people than Europe. Today more than double.
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by tedggh 9mo ago
My experience with doctors in the US is that they often not only give you contradictory advice but just bad plain advice with complete lack of common sense. It feels like they are regurgitating medical school textbooks without a context win
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by tedggh 9mo ago
Former Siemens employee here. There was a point in time my engineering team was 5 people and we had 3 project managers. No joke. If you have watched Office Space that’s pretty much how it was. They would stroll (very slowly) around with a m
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by tedggh 9mo ago
I spent a month in Spain driving a BYD daily and it was fine. I just don’t like the tackiness of the interior and not in love with the exterior either. The handling is also ok, nothing exciting. There’s something still very Chinese about th
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by tedggh 9mo ago
On Spain’s conventional and high-speed rail network, inspection frequency is defined by ADIF rules and EU railway safety standards. High-speed lines (AVE): Visual and geometry inspections are performed daily to weekly using inspection train
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by tedggh 9mo ago
Fair enough, but is still a Subaru. So it doesn’t make sense to compare its value to a Tesla just because of auto steer. If it comes to that, there’s a lot of value in a Tesla for which you don’t pay a dime either, like constant and actuall
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by tedggh 9mo ago
“Americans are stuck in ICE engines because they’ve been told they’re “car enthusiasts” Who told them?
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by tedggh 9mo ago
The discovery layer is what’s fundamentally broken, not podcasting itself. I bet there are many great podcasts out there very few people listens to just because you can’t get to them unless someone shares it. I can’t believe from millions o
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by tedggh 9mo ago
This piece is so misleading that makes me feel lazy about commenting at all.
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by tedggh 9mo ago
People are so wanting to believe there was an advanced cyber attack to Venezuela’s grid and ISPs that they forget this is a country that hasn’t updated its infrastructure in more than two decades while also not providing any significant mai
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by tedggh 9mo ago
Cuban forces with the help of Russia, Iran and China took control of Venezuela over 25 years ago, effectively looting that nation, and no one bitched about it.
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by tedggh 10mo ago
I rode DB many times, all over Germany and from Düsseldorf to Cologne weekly for months. Luckily, never had an issue. By far my worst experience has been Trenitalia. I lost a couple of connections during the same vacation because the train
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by tedggh 10mo ago
I got myself a pretty little condo in Asturias for a steal, at least compared to US prices. I tried first just outside Madrid but it’s crazy expensive there, I saw a small and modern condo and they wanted more of what I paid for a brand ne
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by tedggh 10mo ago
Don’t need to source it. I lived under the regime and still have many relatives there. I know exactly what I am saying by my own experience not by reading a journalist from the NYT. The drug business is very real and has deep roots in the m
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by tedggh 10mo ago
A farm boy from the tundra of rural Wisconsin. That’s how he starts every single interview.
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by tedggh 10mo ago
This is barely an inconvenience for the Venezuelan regime. Oil contributes very little to the economy these days. The oil industry was dismantled many years ago and replaced mostly by drug trafficking and illegal mining. With over 9 million

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