teraku

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by teraku 6y ago
I don't believe the economies themselves are broken either. That's a weird hypothesis and no facts to back it up with. The person might be conflating "economies" with some form of "capitalism". Nevertheless, I
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by teraku 6y ago
> The upper classes have something of a tendency to view all details of lower class life like every single bit of it is terrible and more bad news. There is a tendency to never see any stats in any kind of positive light. If you are poor
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by teraku 6y ago
Yea but you can also just use Open-Source bitwarden and either self-host, use free-tier for personal use or buy their service for 10$/year and it also enables sharing credentials.
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by teraku 6y ago
There's also the whole issue that entities (usually governments) have no unified and standardised way of encrypting mails yet, thus to not be open for data protection law lawsuits, they just use paper and mail, which is considered a sa
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by teraku 6y ago
Little funny sidenote: On the sign in front of the building (in the photo) is the address of the company. It translates to "At the goldmine" ;-)
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by teraku 6y ago
I don't think the car analogy works: > Sure, the machine might be faster than your current one, but except for the rare few cases when you actually utilize all that power, it won't provide a profoundly different user experience
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by teraku 6y ago
But people asking specific things about it might become a distraction. Getting unwanted input, or feeling socially obligated to help/change things, might become a distraction.
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by teraku 6y ago
I think what he has experiences is something I have also seen a lot of times (and am still seeing in my current company): Some developers put their application into SQL. That means, that the whole business logic of the app is SQL, and the
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by teraku 6y ago
I use news-flash[0], which is a rewrite of feedreader into rust. I also wrote a blog post about how you can use a news-flash category to automatically populate a webring using openring[1]. [0] https://jangernert.gitlab.io/blo
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by teraku 6y ago
Up until 2018 most trash was exported to China. They stopped importing trash. Germany for example is exporting ~750.000t of plastic waste a year to Asia. And the rate is increasing.
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by teraku 6y ago
Oh I re-read the comment again and realized they are suggesting part-time lower-income PLUS paternal leave higher-income. That's weird on multiple levels: You want, as you said, optimise for total income; and you want to spend as much
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by teraku 6y ago
Good point, I'd throw in that "nothing in life is free". Maybe the model could be changed from "7 day trial" to "first month half price"...
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by teraku 6y ago
Well the rules have been there forever and I feel like back in the day the CDU/sPD was quite good at math ;-)
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by teraku 6y ago
Your results are the same, your optimisation goals seem to differ. Does it matter?
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by teraku 6y ago
Probably. Which is why the news outlet should make their own API public. This will greatly increase the competition between aggregators.
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by teraku 6y ago
I think what would be much better is a redefinition of the publisher role: Most (big) news outlets already run a lot of their own infrastructure. Web servers, this whole paywall mess, etc etc. What if they could just provide their articles
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by teraku 6y ago
I just checked some prices for small scale PV farms you can plant to your house. It's 16,83 euro-cent for the PV per KWH and 23,74 euro-cent for the storage. Production is 10KWH, storage is 11KWH. So if we (naively) multiply by 1000 we
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by teraku 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, I didn't know there was a ActivityPub Conf (but I guess there is a conference for everything)!
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by teraku 6y ago
I have a much simpler explanation. Most people can't afford it. The median income in Germany is ~44k/yr. If we assume the woman earns a bit less, we can already see why it's more common for the mother to take the paternal lea
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by teraku 6y ago
If the author (or anybody) really wants to absorb knowledge from books, it's simple and only takes two steps: 1. Take notes while reading, which usually also has the side-effect that you have to re-read passage around your note takin
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by teraku 6y ago
It reminds me of a rant by an anime youtuber / analyst, who complained that various video streaming platforms (amazon, netflix, crunchyroll, ...) are not innovative in design, but their only selling point is their closed catalogues. An
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by teraku 6y ago
Defs +1 for personal blogs and RSS feeds. That way you can add them to personalised webrings as well using something like openring.
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by teraku 6y ago
It's more like yjftsjthsd-h said in their comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24548071 ): They suddenly make me work for it. Sure, this might be the worth of the features, but then I might get frustrated: &quo
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by teraku 6y ago
While this might be true from a sales perspective, I'm actually annoyed when there is a product I want to buy and then I see these tiers.
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by teraku 6y ago
Haha I've built a very rudimental version of this for my personal documents. No grouping or categorizing of text areas, just PDF->OCR->Database. I do scan for letterheads, though, and save them in a separate table. A question, if
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by teraku 6y ago
Sometimes it just refers me to the ad tracker's page and there is no option to opt-out except for mail...
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by teraku 6y ago
No, I think we just have a different view on what knowledge, skills and proficiencies means. I'm not saying experience is irrelevant, I'm saying you can teach somebody the skills to use tools and the proficiency to build a kitchen
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by teraku 6y ago
I did not indicate otherwise.
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by teraku 6y ago
> It has to do with experience because skills can only be honed through experience. Yes, but it does not take a learner lots of experience to learn a skill (with some caveats, ofc). It takes the teacher experience to teach a skill, thoug
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by teraku 6y ago
This has nothing to do with age, and little with experience. You mix up knowledge, skills and proficiencies. If you watch 10 youtube videos, you might gain the knowledge of building a kitchen, but you neither gained the skills of using tool

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