dm270

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by dm270 3mo ago
Do you have two or more kids? I say it’s different. For people with more kids, a single child seems like a walk in the park. Because in the worst case at least one parent is "free". With two or more kids the default is being ful
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by dm270 5mo ago
Several people at work, none use OpenClaw, had their limits jump immediately to 100%. This is a reason to seriously consider changing providers.
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by dm270 7mo ago
Finally someone that says it. I think it’s a multi-variable problem as it handles languages differently. Also working in legacy code can be worse more often than not.
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by dm270 9mo ago
Also european here. I would assume that it's not slander if it is a direct reply.
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by dm270 11mo ago
Im working on some website and created some custom menu. Nothing fancy. AI got it done after some tries and I was happy as web development is not my area of expertise. After some time I realized the menu results to scrolling when it should
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by dm270 1y ago
The last point assumes that there is such a thing as sufficient abundance. I wish there was. My experience with human nature tells me there might not be, though.
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by dm270 1y ago
I find this disrespectful by the author. I’m sure I’ve had colleagues at work that did this to me: throwing ai generated code at the reviewers with the mindset like "why should I look at it? That's what the reviewer does anyway&q
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by dm270 1y ago
You’re not alone! Also, I think that we just get older and learn slower. This, in combination with the lack of free time, makes me just worse at grinding leetcode. Also I’m just frustrated sometimes. I’m not dumb and a good worker, but oth
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by dm270 1y ago
Im very interested in that topic and haven’t made up my mind about what really counts in parenting. You have sources for the claim about well-being (asking explicitly about mental well-being and not just material well-being) being more inf
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by dm270 1y ago
I agree. This seems very unintuitive and would be a code smell in a review.
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by dm270 1y ago
For some I feel sorry. For others I don’t. The lower ranks shouldn’t complain as much as it feels like…in the end they just act like their superiors: They bite their tongue because of money. CEOs do it. I’m sure some align with the curren
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by dm270 1y ago
I agree with you. Haven’t had very bad experience with service. I for example am perfectly ok with flagging down a waiter to order extra drinks. The US make me feel uncomfortable with their almost obnoxious wait staff asking you 100 times
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by dm270 1y ago
The Germans have a word for it: fremdschämen
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by dm270 2y ago
Personal anecdote: A relative of mine has his own business that covers all sorts of IT stuff. He has a starlink running permanently as a backup because a couple of times a year his fiber experiences some downtime.
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by dm270 2y ago
I think people start thinking he’s not just a jerk but his ulterior motives are nothing but despicable. And some people who think he really is a racist from Apartheid Sourh Africa cannot understand how still a big part of technologists are
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by dm270 2y ago
Exactly. They sure are brilliant. But there are 30+ year old brilliant people as well…
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by dm270 2y ago
Finally. I’ve seen people praising Musk and also using the fact that besides all his ventures he manages to be a top player in Diablo. What a super human. Everyone in their right mind knows this is not possible and now ppl can see it.
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by dm270 2y ago
A CEO of multiple large corporations and I guess a political actor now with 12(!) children beats all the young folks with unlimited time to sink into that game. No way in hell he does not pay somewhere or someone to get to that level. Musk
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by dm270 2y ago
This seems to be the perfect pretense to justify any sort of banning an organized majority would want.
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by dm270 2y ago
I feel like this is what working from home has enabled in some places. Much easier to gracefully leave an online meeting.
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by dm270 3y ago
Home Assistant for home automation. Homematic for HVAC integration. Syncthing for backing up my phone's data. And last but not least just a Linux machine to ssh into to play around with.
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by dm270 3y ago
Yup. It's not a fair game. Or at least it benefits young people or people with loose family ties. I had opportunities there but being from another continent, seeing my family once a year wasn't enough. With kids and a significant
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by dm270 3y ago
A very good question. Switzerland? But I don't like their mentality too much. Maybe the east will rise. Maybe skip Europe and go to the US? I have no clear answer. My life will be ok. I'd be more worried about future generation
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by dm270 3y ago
This is a question I've been asking myself. I honestly don't know. The country feels...stuck. You want more wind turbines? Nimbys will block it. You want more infrastructure and build something? Someone's gonna find some ra
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by dm270 3y ago
It's not just migration. Many Germans I know are just not happy with the government. And have not been for a while. People feel like their lives are worse, they can't afford apartments or houses and feel like their wealth is slo
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by dm270 3y ago
That is completely up to your personal taste. I personally like both. Sometimes it's nice having an espresso in the sun. Other times I prefer taking fifteen minutes for a nice hot pourover
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by dm270 3y ago
Thank you that seems interesting. Personally, I wonder what the long-term effects will be like. I think reduced cooperation and communication will have an effect on new products, coming up with ideas etc. which cannot be measured right awa
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Ask HN: WFH vs. RTO Productivity Data?
3 points by dm270 3y ago|5 comments
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by dm270 3y ago
Me to...on on the one hand you could leverage the power of many individuals, unlike in earlier days. On the other hand, SEOs would just inflitrate that space and it would turn out just as shitty.
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by dm270 3y ago
Have a look at Europe. Many many people there live in apartment buildings. Some not even a garage. Others can't install chargers because the owner and the local government all have to agree. It's just not that easy... I myself kno

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