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by igk 3y ago
https://www.amazon.com/KELLY-CAPITAL-GROWTH-INVESTMENT-CRITE... this book?
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by igk 9y ago
http://www.clifford.at/icestorm/ open source FPGA workflow. ASICs is more tough
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by igk 9y ago
> cough hello rust evangelism strike force cough we also never sleep ;-) thanks for the explanation...it will be interesting how netflix will handle it. The "reasonable thing" to do would be to either a) plonk all of those &quo
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by igk 9y ago
>..., rust never sleeps,... I am not familiar with this phrase, what does it refer to? Or are you referring to my current favorite programming language and the need for it to go mainstream? ;-) You can also have another perspective on th
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by igk 9y ago
Intersting. Do you know what is required to take on apprentices? If I moved to switzerland and started a company there, could I just start training people?
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by igk 9y ago
Whenever I see c-web devs I get reminded of https://blog.fefe.de/ , a blog i used to read. Scroll down to the end/check the faq
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by igk 9y ago
The 25 % is the minimum required per semester, but you have double as long to finish. I.e., if during one semester you need to wind it down from the normal 50% due to life, it's still ok, and you can make it up next semester
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by igk 9y ago
How do you measure those results? Especially in fuzzy fields where they very much influenced by "political affection"
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by igk 9y ago
Seconding the other guy, what are you talking about? The only part I'd agree with is the "laxness" that is seeping in, but that is more because we are following our US brethren in dumbing things down so "no child will be
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by igk 9y ago
>Yes its flawed but not to the extreme like you suggest. One of the biggest problems we have, and this I think is common to almost all countries, is that there is very little emphasis on applied knowledge and much more on theoretical kno
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by igk 9y ago
Fachhochschule gets a bad rep from snobs, but having worked with graduates, they often beat university grads in application fields. It's just a different focus
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by igk 9y ago
Yes and no. Best example I know:you can teach engineering as a very applied trade (basically, here's how to select a technique known to work and here is how to tune it), which is how they tend to do it at the Fachhochschulen, or you ca
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by igk 9y ago
I 'm not sure if they are talking about "dualstudium", but I think this is a thing which needs to be advanced. There should be a separation between "skill education"(learning things for a job) and "human educat
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by igk 9y ago
I'm talking about the possibility of going to a party, somebody taking a picture (as is their right) and then uploading it and tagging me. That I would like to have the filter for. If they really care that much about connecting me to t
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by igk 9y ago
Interesting, must admit I am skeptical of the earnesty here (PR...). I am at work so I couldn't flesh it out properly, but I sent a cobbled up list of topics that I would love an official consideration on (hell, if they want I would lo
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by igk 9y ago
Honestly, this seems like a reasonably sane bill. IANAL but it does not seem to make cryptocurrencies illegal, more the opposite: it recognizes them as cash and places the same requirements that other financial instruments have on them...wi
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by igk 9y ago
Basically, in the science world, there is a lot of debate going on about exact definitions (memristive device vs. memristor). I can see if I can find the relevant papers if there is interest. Prof. Chua has updated and loosened his criteria
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by igk 9y ago
Well, none of the important ones, otherwise you wouldn't be here :-D
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by igk 9y ago
>What does Internet do to curiosity? Or what happens when curiosity is quenched withing seconds of being aroused? For a substantial part of the population, this happens: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wiki
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by igk 9y ago
I just commented with the concept of "bargaining inequality" which is more commonly used with employment, but it also works with Windows...this is one thing the popular america-libertarian intellectuals (the OP is funded by a libe
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by igk 9y ago
Reading this I tought "Huh, simplified economic concepts, ending on overpushing the idea of voluntary transactions a bit...smells a bit american-libertarian". Click around...project of IHS... https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by igk 9y ago
Was the effect comparable using our current values though (assuming somewhat equal access to healthcare is a value we share). Is there data how the era you claim to be working well dealt with chronic diseases, Terminal diseases or how lo
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by igk 9y ago
True, I was imprecise Though I feel like the laws and incentives our Germany closer to the single payer end of the spectrum, contrasting with Switzerland which also has universal healthcare but different incentive structures, which lead to
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by igk 9y ago
I think this is missing the point.There was a time where health care costs for German, British or any other citizen of countries with single payer healthcare were reasonable, without any of your 3 points (ok,maybe number 3). This time was
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by igk 9y ago
Ah, I misunderstood you then. I got the impression you mean that the mindset had changed. What you describe seems to indicate that the mindset is still the same, but the reality is changing. And in my opinion, this is exactly due to the m
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by igk 9y ago
Do you know when and how that changed? I'd like to change my view, but just from the discussions I've had with US citizens and what is see happening in your politics, it seems like it is very much still alive. Sure, Sanders and hi
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by igk 9y ago
Right to be forgotten is iffy, because we should have the right to hold public figures accountable, and that is where it would be mostly used. If you get arrested for drunk driving, lose all respectability in your community, and then remove
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by igk 9y ago
It's a difference in conception...in Europe, the idea of "positive freedom" is more prevalent...we care about being able to actually do things in all cases, even if we are in a bad situation. You have a right to education, he
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by igk 9y ago
I kind of doubt that a lack of nationalism brought by "left" rhetoric is the problem if "small government" is a rallying cry of those that have "not left"as part of their identity. To pay for large projects, yo
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by igk 9y ago
the buzzword you want is Mathiness https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathiness

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