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by peschu 2mo ago
I have no problems at all with the website on ffx iphone, but I think they forgot the pricing page ;)
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by peschu 4mo ago
The last paragraph in the article is just gold.
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by peschu 4mo ago
I guess these people are not coders at all. Maybe they should ask claude to temporarily change the „lid close action“ in the power settings? ;)
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by peschu 5mo ago
talk is cheap ...
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by peschu 7mo ago
maybe people are not hyped, just benefitting from it
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by peschu 9mo ago
Article is in german.
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by peschu 2y ago
I agree, as a long time Business Intelligence developer I‘m still confused and astounded with all the tooling and bits and pieces seemingly necessary to create analytics/dashboards with open source tools. For years I used a proprietary
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by peschu 2y ago
The picture you are painting is way too dark. And does not give a realistic picture. A lot of what you say is true for doctors in their first 5-10 years into their career, when employed in a hospital. This not true for doctors which reached
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by peschu 3y ago
it‘s called „motivation“
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by peschu 3y ago
Access blocked: iconizeai.com has not completed the Google verification process
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by peschu 3y ago
Sorry, my bad ... Thank you for sharing your observation and we hope it will develop further. :)
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by peschu 3y ago
Nice and easy life in your little world... :) But in reality there is not an equal distribution between these 3 groups. And there is a high probability that the user base is not as limited as in your pseudo factual simplification. (journali
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by peschu 3y ago
Don’t you think it is strange to post this here, when the expected content about „data engineering“ is not (yet) there? The only content i could find is an introduction to rust which is in my opinion not necessary, you could just reference
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by peschu 3y ago
Idk...throwing around big numbers, implying confidence does not convince me. Also your numbers are mostly not neccessarily related to the amount of workforce needed. For example my blog/website operates theoretically in all countries o
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by peschu 3y ago
The article saysthat they had 8000 before layoffs started... What are all these people doing at an exchange? Maybe they work with orders on paper in the background? :D
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by peschu 3y ago
hmm.. I can't find my crystal ball ... damn it
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by peschu 3y ago
If this platform fails, than it is because of the name. I think the name "threads" is the worst you can come up with for an app that will be used world wide. Outside of the U.S. there is a lot which can go wrong in spelling and pr
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by peschu 3y ago
Wikipedia link does not work I see a lot of claims in your article without any examples etc. to prove these claims. It's hard for me to distinguish what is factual and what is "only" evangelism ... Additionally it's prob
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by peschu 3y ago
https://www.darwinex.com/ Also Teamviewer and all the others have a community if you want that... My opinion: In the end in trading no community will help you to become profitable. Communities can be helpful for bloody begi
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by peschu 3y ago
I am surprised that there is no central catalog in the us. In europe(DACH) there is something called "drg" for example. For example here(switzerland) https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home/versicherung
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by peschu 3y ago
I don't know if your underlying assumption holds at all. In the end the GPL resolves these issues and enforces stuff. Obviously most companies don't want that for different reasons. Without GPL, as a company you take the code and
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by peschu 3y ago
Maybe some use cases or some words about what problem it solves would be nice. :) I rarely use windows, so it would be nice to get a short description/summary.
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by peschu 3y ago
powerbi headless ??? if powerbi is listed, then qlik and tableau are missing
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by peschu 3y ago
It's not that easy. European banks for example, don't accept us customers or you have to deliver extensive documentation. Even in switzerland the u.s. were able to enforce it.
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by peschu 4y ago
Additionally to all the comments, I think it is a challenge for most middle managers and up. Because it becomes obvious who can manage people and who can not. Who is capable of planning tasks and who is not. They have less personal/soc
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by peschu 4y ago
try to let it explain a powershell script :) i said somethin like this: "Explain this powershell script <actual code>" It is really nice for documentation or giving a summary what the script does. If the answer is to detaile
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by peschu 4y ago
helix, just switched from nvim :) it is very promising https://helix-editor.com/ https://github.com/helix-editor/helix
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by peschu 5y ago
Could you please point out the advantages over markdown(for dummies). Or give a use case where jotdown makes/will make a better job? I only use markdown for some notes and sometimes mdbook. Maybe I don't use markdown often enough
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by peschu 5y ago
I fully agree with your previous statements. I worked as a BI consultant for 5 years and 4 years inhouse. Consultant can be misleading, we really created stuff (not only hot air) ;-) ... We created visualizations (dashboards) and data model
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by peschu 6y ago
https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/ Edit: I prefer a more practical approach and then dive deeper into needed topics and theoretical background about general concepts. But everyone learns a bit different.

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