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by cntlzw 10mo ago
Absolutely. That is either "Teileinkünfteverfahren" (60% of 1 Million EUR are taxed, 40% are tax-exempt) or "Abgeltungssteuer" (Government takes a 25% cut). Fun fact: there is no tax on winning the lottery in Germany!
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by cntlzw 11mo ago
Donated.
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by cntlzw 3y ago
Can't agree more. Imagine you own a resource that every one on the planet needs. Pretty much everyone on the planet is your customer. You have a monopoly. Little to no competition. You control the prices. No need to pay taxes. You are
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by cntlzw 4y ago
...here we go again.
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by cntlzw 4y ago
> “Logic doesn't deteriorate,” said Bob England, a COBOL developer and president of England Technical Services. “Until the business rules change, that code is as good as the day it was born.” True, but the business context always ch
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by cntlzw 4y ago
Tricky problem to implement. I tried to compute requests per seconds from multiple threads. Problem gets much harder if you reach a certain threshold. I think it was round 100 requests per second in my case. After this memory contention bec
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by cntlzw 4y ago
He had his time.
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by cntlzw 4y ago
Oh wow. I played this ages ago. Congrats to the team. This is dedication.
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Amazon Linux Hotpatch for Apache Log4j Needs a Patch(github.com)
3 points by cntlzw 5y ago|1 comments
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by cntlzw 5y ago
How do rust crates compare with something like maven or npm? It looks like some issues for example Typosquatting can be done in all of these dependency managers.
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by cntlzw 5y ago
Where would the world be if we just would stop innovating after the first idea that works?
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by cntlzw 5y ago
These algorithms are such a joy for me to code. Much more fun than the whole enterprise application work most of us 'developers' are stuck with.
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by cntlzw 6y ago
E2N GmbH | e2n.de | Senior Java Developer | Würzburg, Germany | Remote work possible | Full Time E2N is developing SaaS for hospitality since 2009. We’re a small team of motivated, committed experts, looking for a proactive candidate to com
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by cntlzw 6y ago
AWS released ARM instances in 2018. It is already happening in the datacenter. Not an expert in HPC, but I think you gain the performance from distributing the data across a vast number of cpu instead of having great cpus to begin with.
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by cntlzw 6y ago
Gnome 2 is back
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by cntlzw 6y ago
Last time I checked they do not support Switzerland. TLD is .ch. Fun fact: they are opening a AWS region in Switzerland.
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by cntlzw 6y ago
Software development is a bit like fashion or music. There is no direction like forward or backwards. Good and bad are often just personal opinions. Some things get out of fasion, just to be discovered years later. Others are are stables.
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by cntlzw 6y ago
"38 Years Old", The Tragically Hip.
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by cntlzw 6y ago
thank you for the clarification
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by cntlzw 6y ago
"EventReduce can be used with relational databases but not on relational queries that run over multiple tables/collections." Forgive my ignorance, but that is the whole point of working with a relational database. If cannot u
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by cntlzw 6y ago
art
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by cntlzw 7y ago
Thanks. I wanted to write something similar, but you said it way better than I ever could. It is always about how we use technology, not the technology per se. For the good, for the bad, for making money. Whatever.
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by cntlzw 7y ago
flattering
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by cntlzw 7y ago
Yes, maybe it is just me, but that does sound like a good work environment. I do not call myself socially awkward, but at work, I want to work! Getting stuff done.
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by cntlzw 7y ago
The BSD wars of '92.
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by cntlzw 7y ago
Many articles on Medium are of low-quality. It used to be different. Don't know if this is caused by the monetization efforts.
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by cntlzw 7y ago
Could you elaborate? I am really curious how this hardware worked. Was it a HTML Gui with file upload and everything? Or just some server, port and proprietary protocol? Maybe these things are on Ebay for cheap. Oh, that looks like fun.
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by cntlzw 7y ago
+ 1 Yes, things really changed for me once I started to ask why we implement things. Tried to understand the manager/customer/stakeholder what is their domain? What kind of issue they want to solve? What is the business case we ar
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by cntlzw 7y ago
No idea why someone needs ordered key-value-pairs. I had the please of working with a device that relied upon ordered query string parameters. Why? Because they encrypted the values with RC4.
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by cntlzw 7y ago
Justgoogled DataPower, out of curiosity, and I found XML Accelerator XA35. I did not know there is HARDWARE for XML PROCESSING! Blows my mind.

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