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by teraku 5y ago
Privacy is not the main concern here, although it's huge. Imagine you buy into this service and they go bust: Suddenly all your history, passwords and cache: poof, gone. It's exactly what local-first advocates tell us is the curre
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by teraku 5y ago
Moved domains a while ago, but forgot to fix it at HN. Fixed it now
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by teraku 5y ago
Your cognitive workload is too high. There are three forms of cognitive workload: Intrinsic, External and Germane. Intrinsic is things you just *know*. How to write a class in java, how to write a query in SQL, ... External is stuff you onl
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by teraku 5y ago
I think OP means, why can't we try to thrive and achieve Mars colony, eventually evolving into its own culture. It might take building a Dyson sphere and whatnot and thousands of years. But it might be worth trying. But Mars is not a P
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by teraku 5y ago
I feel like there is a lot of mixture between being an outsider and alienated versus being lonely. Being lonely has become such a huge factor in (especially young) people's lifes, because they need to hop cities for university and late
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Annalena Baerbock: The Green Party's candidate to succeed Angela Merkel(dw.com)
15 points by teraku 5y ago|5 comments
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by teraku 5y ago
Why is everyone trying to find technical solutions for societal problems?
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by teraku 6y ago
But there is nothing about pricing in there. I mean, I'll be honest and share that I didn't know the housing regulations are so f-ed up in the US, but they are pretty complicated everywhere. What drives housing prices is a deflati
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by teraku 6y ago
That, and off-by-one errors
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by teraku 6y ago
This happened to a student colleague of mine in I think 2014. We were working on uni projects and when he logged in to check the repository, he was suddenly another user and we were all really surprised.
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by teraku 6y ago
It might make it sound like they are an inactive bunch. But they take action precisely because they don't want it to fail.
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by teraku 6y ago
Maybe he does, but his post does not show it. Best reading is that he does it because he is interested in return-on-investment money. In which case his title should be "bonds are not useful for high return-on-investment". But no,
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by teraku 6y ago
I read it and I feel like the author does not understand how government debt works. And this makes them not understand bonds as well. But to answer the original question, disregarding any logic of how state debt or bonds work, why would you
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by teraku 6y ago
I first learned of spaced-repetition learning from wanikani when I started learning japanese kanji and can only recommend to everyone!!! Great approach, Kudos!
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by teraku 6y ago
Why can't a joke be a joke? In the original thread mentioned by _obviouslynotme_ [0] it starts out with saying they hate how mobile gamers are always the target of mockery. This note does not target mobile gamers as target of mockery,
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by teraku 6y ago
AFAIK, Matrix does not support Video chat yet? But the VoIP/audio chat is using WebRTC, so Matrix is only the signalling server and the audio is p2p between the participants. As such the strain on the hosting server should be minimal
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by teraku 6y ago
As often, the true meaning is in the comments.
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by teraku 6y ago
I find it weird to tell people which exact tools to use. I also really enjoy knowledge management and I think I would really love org mode once I figured it out, but I just never got around to it. I am a Sublime user and really enjoy it, so
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by teraku 6y ago
I really enjoy your blogposts for two reasons: 1) They teach me things I'm interested in 2) They are really well structured and start of with a hypothesis or premise To elaborate: 1) On the spectrum you mentioned I'm more on the o
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Intention in Languages(teraku.de)
1 points by teraku 6y ago|0 comments
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by teraku 6y ago
Japanese people love German words. Panzerkunst just meaning tank art.
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by teraku 6y ago
In German we distinguish between 'Interpret' (the one interpreting or performing an art) and the 'Künstler' (artist). I think this explains it very well: Most of the popular 'Interpreten' are not famous for the
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by teraku 6y ago
That is so true. I work in IT of a non-Tech company and it's sometimes crazy to think that just because our industry is so short-handed on IT people we get paid so much more compared to the guys in the company "doing the work&quot
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by teraku 6y ago
> Since people are already weary of clicking the unsubscribe link and instead casually mark everything as spam, every little bit towards keeping your reputation counts. I'm always looking for the super hidden unsubscribe button. I d
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by teraku 6y ago
Wasn't there an app to remove those? Also, I just stopped buying from Amazon a couple of years back. Only purchase in my history for the past 3 years is an Apple charger since when I changed from Android to iOS they didn't deliver
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by teraku 6y ago
This is supported by some databases and DWHs. I work with BigQuery and they do have that syntax
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by teraku 6y ago
Some people never get outbreaks, but carry the virus regardless. So by not distancing you might prolong an outbreak for her.
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by teraku 6y ago
That is if you have weak symptoms. You can have HSV1 herpes which reactivates on certain triggers like stress or environmental changes and takes a hold of your whole skin, causing overall itchiness and leading to hospitalization for treatme
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by teraku 6y ago
This is actually not bad. In Shenzhen they shit on copyright. It's an open secret that anybody steals your ideas and it is actually intentional. They say ideas come cheap, but execution is the hard part. It's joked about that in t
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by teraku 6y ago
Is the date wrong? It says 8th Feb 2020

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