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by battery423 6y ago
Yes definitely but i had to learn this through seeing it :)
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by battery423 6y ago
Sry i don't think i get the context?
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by battery423 6y ago
I do combine this with other data i read of course. We do have more data available than just what one farmer experiences. Nonetheless, what is a good response to it? I don't have the feeling that just ignoring it or not doing anything
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by battery423 6y ago
It simplifies procrastination and throws in happiness with procrastination and workaholic. You also assume your worldview. When i hear your digital nomade lifestyle i'm not envy it and i'm not connecting to your worldview. Procras
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by battery423 6y ago
In germany we have a drought right now. I never assumed that we in germany get water issues. Now farmers said things like 'i have never seen so little water at this time of year in the 30 years im a farmer'. I don't have the
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by battery423 6y ago
Really? As far as i know intel has/had plenty of reserves and is still selling good. The Demand in general is very high. Doyou have any numbers?
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by battery423 6y ago
huh? A weird blog post becomes an ad for a book? Whatever this example should demonstrate, it doesn't make me curious about the book.
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by battery423 6y ago
I had to learn this as well and realized this in my last company that you can build something which already exists. Mentally speaking: I have optimized my thinking on not doing things twice, not being wasteful, lean, reusing components etc.
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by battery423 6y ago
It is still a hard balance to strike between "In Iran they still hang you on a car crane" vs. "My circle of people is accepting and moved along already a few years ago".
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by battery423 6y ago
Thats a great depiction of the power of one person with proper knowledge! Get a little bit of money (in comparision to all those shiny great things), build it, wing it and provide a huge benefit :)
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by battery423 6y ago
While it sounds very interesting in the beginning with a ton of things, i would argue that at the end of the day, people stoped carring. You can, for example, see whatever people are earning in Sweden. As soon as it is allowed and possible,
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by battery423 6y ago
So i introduced Code Review in our Project after i joined it. The other 2 senior people never came up with the idea of introducing it. One of them is still putting Tickets in Review which still lack basic quality expectations. My biggest &#
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by battery423 6y ago
Fair enough. Nonethless i'm still / always surprised to see religion in context of IT/programming.
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by battery423 6y ago
That looks like much more effort then the default behaviour of git commit to open your editor.
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by battery423 6y ago
It is not a lot of work to write them. I use them for - Tracking work on specific jira tickets - Giving myself a simple/quick overview on what was done - Tracking down bugs by trying to understand if that code is doing what it should d
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by battery423 6y ago
We use Google Cloud Alerting to watch that our alerting works. I would have used some Heartbeatservice but thats not feasible in our environment.
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by battery423 6y ago
You talk about a book. A book written by people 2000 years ago. There is not a single proof in existence, that this book is not more then a story equivalent to Harry Potter or any other Fairy tale. And then the issues just start... A omnipo
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by battery423 6y ago
Out of airplane mode or not? If yes: yeah why not, perhaps your mobile network was able to get something in or you catched a wifi short term. If no: i would say no. But if you get an alert popup, it can be mechanism like mobile sending gene
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by battery423 6y ago
somehow it looks useless and over the top and before you downvote: I really like this with the hal sensors and that display. Nicely done :-)
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by battery423 6y ago
I hope Airbnb will never be the same... There are already stories out there of people renting flats to use in Airbnb only. While you have and had strict regulations on hotels and renting flats out, Airbnb just ignored it. What happened? Che
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by battery423 6y ago
Its crayz how young everything is. 1970 for co2 monitoring.
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by battery423 6y ago
Nonethless we are building and operating complex systems. Testing something 100% has diminishing returns. Therefore -> you will never be able to prevent all issues. As you are not aware how many changes are happening, you don't have
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by battery423 6y ago
It could also mean that they are more active and creating more chaos due to more changes. shameless and useless advertising.
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by battery423 6y ago
i always thought its common sense until i realized its not. We just switched to a new ticketing system, now the description field is 2 rows high. 2 rows! for a fucking issue description field -_-
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by battery423 6y ago
They are able to completly redesign the layout but adding a TOC feature to their Markdown, no way. Please add a TOC Feature! Use what you have with github pages and Markdown!
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by battery423 6y ago
I'm not sure why you would get rid of the table lines. Like "hey lets get rid of the eye guidance thingy, so it looks less like a table?!"
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by battery423 6y ago
When i look at his data, its capped and the additional PC transfer speed of over 512mb/sec vs hitting the speed limit much sooner, does show that something is missing.
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by battery423 6y ago
I do have seen issues on my machines i would highly put in the direction of "nvm got shitty fast really quick and something inbetween is weird, we need to do something". My feeling is, that what Sony is now doing, goes in that dir
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by battery423 6y ago
I'm super exicted what will come in this direction after PS5 announcement and Microsoft mentioning Direct Storage. PS5 has a IO chip and extra architecture for decompressing textures (here the context with this gzip accelerator) and mo
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by battery423 6y ago
I have to remind myself to take ritalin. I get it through subscription, so no black market or shit and i'm still not taking it every day

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