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by universa1 5y ago
Many/Some(??) journals now allow to publish a pre-print to arxiv and alike and do not count that as previous publication... So you don't get the paper in the "journal"-format style, but the content is the same. So you ca
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by universa1 5y ago
mhm... having skimmed through the article, the only reason (imho) is not wanting to wait for hpc/slurm to schedule your jobs... all the other stuff, could have been done with university resources. They usually offer some shared drive s
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by universa1 5y ago
Hmm, early 90s "we" already had about 180hp... Nowadays more like 300 to 400 for a tractor, and more for caterpillar like stuff... With the electronics obviously being a double edged sword... You kinda need them to efficiently use
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by universa1 5y ago
Latextools through some other means in sublime text can do this as well, both on windows and linux
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by universa1 5y ago
It is backed by an association (for a lack of a better word, the e.v. part) and the awards usually get some press in Germany, at least in the tech/computer/... realm.
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by universa1 5y ago
very nice gesture :-) greetings from kiel <3
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by universa1 5y ago
Usually if you have payed taxes for 5 years you can get the German citizenship with all it's benefits, iirc.
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by universa1 5y ago
depending on where you are roof top tents are actually quite nice... had them on a trip in namibia: not having to sleep on the floor and not having to put up/down the tent every evening/morning was quite nice. had it also on a tri
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by universa1 5y ago
Hmm, Sounds similar to what I read a long time ago about a big tomato farm in the Netherlands... Have you tried talking to actual farmers of that produce? Universities? Agricultural faculties do a lot of research in that direction. Expensiv
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by universa1 5y ago
Hmm, Julia begs to differ, with most editors replacing lambda with the lambda Unicode symbol for example.
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by universa1 5y ago
I think Germany recently voted for this as well, so we will have this soonish :-) so if you can sign up online, there needs to be a similar way for cancelling.
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by universa1 5y ago
Hmm... from personal experience I know that John Deere has multiple development centers around the world that definately do development on the edge of what is possible, and pushing that frontier... Disclaimer: Not in any associated/inv
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by universa1 5y ago
hmm... having grown up on a farm in Germany and even though my father was only employed as the manager, it still felt more like "our" farm. It was definately a big farm compared to the german average, but then that average also in
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by universa1 6y ago
While I generally agree with you, there is the tragedy of the commons effect. :-)
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by universa1 6y ago
Warranty and guarantee ("Gewährleistung") are different things, at least in germany. Warranty is something provided freely by the manufacturer/supplier under whatever terms they want. Guarantee on the other hand is mandatory,
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by universa1 6y ago
Well that mostly depends on the kind of games you play... most Esports titles probably benefit from a higher refresh rate/more fps... While most Singleplayer games, except the occasional shooter, probably don't... With mmo's
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by universa1 6y ago
the online shopping isn't the best, but then with the current lockdown in germany you can do click&collect and get your stuff in the parking garage... still kinda sad they still charge 10€ extra for that (instead of 15 during norma
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by universa1 6y ago
Iirc they also did that in germany and the result wasn't 20% more shots, but less bottles supplied ;-)
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by universa1 6y ago
Sounds a lot like geizhals.de - price comparison site with detailed info on products, best for tech products though
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by universa1 6y ago
Something like mod_perl / mod_xxx in the early days... and they did some work on the concurrency problems with rails and ruby around the ruby 1.8 days iirc... In the meantime they expanded to more languages...
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by universa1 6y ago
See also [1], a research collaboration that did this basically 12 years ago... Iirc they also had a project where they tracked cats across a town... But most of their "experiments" were just tracking interactions between pupils an
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by universa1 6y ago
Iirc, at least in germany they will not distribute the catalog anymore and it's volume decreased significantly in the last years. I think the all time high was around 60million copies, though I might be mistaken on that :-)
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by universa1 6y ago
And there's a new one in the making, hopefully sticking to the more classical settlers 2-4 mechanics and feel... And not the later iterations of the series... There is also Foundation, by a smallish canadian studio (iirc), that kinda i
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by universa1 6y ago
> What agriculture really needs is an effective way to make and keep decent soil. Growing up on a farm in Germany, this is just what I would call decent farming and this is not rocket science. The knowledge how to do this is there and im
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by universa1 6y ago
I don't know the resources anymore, but Rails really embraced the REST (in it's opinionated way) approach with rails 3+. So any more or less up-to-date doc should indoctrinate the REST-style, especially for CRUD. You might need to
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by universa1 6y ago
Hmmm, At least in rails 6 it moved away from the asset pipeline to a webpacker thing. It always was opinionated, and imho for many applications the classic full-page-reload cycle is still good enough, or a js client-side app doesn't br
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by universa1 6y ago
Traveling by ICE (German high-speed train) it feels like this has improved a lot over the last years. I am traveling through Hamburg, Berlin to the south in the direction of Munich and most of the time I have 4G coverage, even with O2/
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by universa1 6y ago
You can do the split in subversion by filtering the paths, and keeping the history :-) There is a svnadmin command for that. I guess you can do something similar in git
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by universa1 7y ago
I just checked the namebase site: Did I understand the website correctly, that I can only bid on whatever is up for auction, but not put something up myself? So if I want: myfancyhandshake I have to wait, till it is up for auction, and I ca
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by universa1 7y ago
The standing ovation problem is another nice and easily understood problem, that allows a view into dynamics and the impact of structure on the results. One can easily model that as an agent-based simulation and introduce all kinds of stuff

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