tobltobs

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by tobltobs 9y ago
> there's not that much to worry about for us as ordinary internet users But rising costs and reinforcing monopolies do worry me.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> while their own kids get to sit another generation out. I don't understand that part. In the EU poorer kids have better chances to change their situation due to easier access to higher education.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
I always thought a data model should be as agnostic to the system architecture as possible. Insofar I don't understand how a system architecture can help to avoid data model migrations.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You get your DB model 100% correct the first time, always? Even years later your DB model is able to accommodate all those always changing business requirements?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
How do you get the data for training how a break-in looks like?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
There are enough possibilities to create jobs which actually make sense. Like increasing the mineral oil tax and improve the run down infrastructure with the additional tax revenue.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
How would I have to interpret this list to come to any conclusion?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Adding this domain to various adblocker list might also have interesting effects.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
For the first part I just thought that you might don't understand a few things about how the internet works, but when you then wrote > It's only when acting under government direction that you should be immunized from liability
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by tobltobs 9y ago
I guess the difference would be similar to NYC vs. Kentucky or Alabama vs. California. Those differences (economically and culturally) don't seem to be a too big problem for the US. To come back to the example of Switzerland, the econo
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by tobltobs 9y ago
In Switzerland they speak four different languages and that doesn't seem to be a problem.
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Tesla on Crash Course with Carmakers(global.handelsblatt.com)
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Most of the people who by gold don't seem to be concerned also by the fact that they just hold paper not the real thing. If this business model works for gold it should be viable for btc also. I am not talking about if it is a good ide
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Or maybe the difference is just that money goes into education instead of militarization of the police.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Is there any (non anecdotal) evidence for your bold theory?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> Why can't people just build products and ask for money upfront? Because not enough users are willing to pay. The few which would pay won't even cover the increased support effort. But anyway if you come so far to learn this y
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by tobltobs 10y ago
If you want something lightweight and readable JSON is fine. If you need a solution which covers 99% of all possible requirements there is XML. Everything in between will converge to the feature set of XML over time, if it lives long enoug
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Dear JS Hipsters, even if you all suffer from NIHS, could you please take look at XML before you invent another format. I am sure you will get used to those square brackets.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
How did we screw Turkey?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
What about Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine. If they are not offered the unconditional membership the EU will be responsible for all bad things which will happen there?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Maybe not fanatic, but a bit weird? "One cannot be secular and a Muslim." "If the skies and the ground were to open against us. If floods and volcanoes were to burst, We will not turn from our mission. My reference is Islam.&
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Selling a side for 3 _month_ earnings? Too cut losses and cash in? And I always thought 3 years earning would be a steal. The one who later bought shipmentoffail.com for 5000$ seems to have failed even more. shipmentoffail.com is a parked d
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by tobltobs 10y ago
In the EU usually only up to EU100.000 per account.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Not too much interesting stuff in this interview apart of this: I hate languages that introduce accidental complexity such as JavaScript—what a nightmare of pitfalls for newbies and even seasoned developers.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Nice and all. Please tell us what the tattoo kit is doing there.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
The thread you link to is about a story which was published on IH. Sure, publishing this story wasn't a highlight for IH, but starting two swing the morality hammer is a bit much.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Is the radioactive waste problem solved?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> I want to work on something I bought; isn't that what we're arguing about? This might be what you are arguing about, but then you are in the wrong discussion. Farmers complain that they have to wait for an authorized JD mecha
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Instead of now even hiding behind some lame excuses like NDAs, how about answering the most asked question: How does replacing hardware parts does risk lives? Why is the situation different for JD than for eg. car manufacturers?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Your comparison to Tesla doesn't get better just by repeating it a few times. If your Tesla breaks down you wont have any problem to get a comparable replacement car. Much luck to get a replacement for your tractor during harvest seaso

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