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smatija
1y ago
I kind of don't imagine a workaholic having online gaming scandal about paying someone to run a game for them and then doubling down on that, but well, I was already told before I lack imagination.
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smatija
1y ago
I don't think this fits anyone's definition of work: https://www.reddit.com/r/PathOfExile2/comments/1hwxc17/docum...
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smatija
1y ago
I would be very happy with Windows 7 on manufacturing side - lots of CNCs that are still in use and supported by manufacturers are still on Windows 98.
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smatija
1y ago
I like chess, so mine is: "Isolani structure occurs in two main subtypes: 1. black has e6 pawn, 2. black has c6 pawn. What is the main difference between them? Skip things that they have in common in your answer, be brief and don'
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smatija
1y ago
There was a bunch, a lot of them (most?) due to noyb: https://noyb.eu/en
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smatija
1y ago
Hungary probably due to Orban, while Slovakia has ultra-nationalistic party in coalition. I would evade Germany, Austria and also Italy in general, due to common racism against slavic people.
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2y ago
I don't know where you are from, but at least in Slovenia if you see someone running for EU parliament you know he is basically retiring from politics. EU parliament has no actual power, EU is basically ran by EC and ECB.
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smatija
2y ago
For comparision with Tesla, with my little 15 year old clio it's like this: 1. There is mandatory service with technical exam yearly. Few days before it I call my mechanic, drive car to him, then pick it up next day. He changes the oil
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smatija
2y ago
Cyprus and Peru use , for decimal point for non-currency amounts and . for decimal point with currency amount. So it's not even consisent inside some languages. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#H
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2y ago
Similiar to Slovenian - we have 400 dialects, grouped in 7 larger groups based on similarity. Given that there is only like 2 million speakers that may feel like a large number, but it's a consequence of rather hilly geography. Differe
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2y ago
Spare parts for clios are there practically free, since it's so common - also mechanics like them, since older models are very simple to service. Largest parts I had to replace so far were exhaust (60€ for part) last year and exhaust h
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smatija
2y ago
Here I believe we disagree a bit about what engineer means.
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smatija
2y ago
The best math book for a software engineer imho is Concrete mathematics by Knuth (of TAOCP fame). Problems in it are a bit tough to chew through though.
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2y ago
Linear algebra doesn't have many preconditions - so being used to math texts is much more important for it than having some pre-knowledge. Easiest to start will be either Linear Algebra done right by Axler or Linear algebra done wrong
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2y ago
I really appreciate this one from 4.18: Certain menus were not being properly translated when switching languages in the app. You know what they say about menus — they’re most helpful when you can read them.
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2y ago
Bought a 10 years old clio with 80k km, which needed like 500€ service when bought. Now at 15 years and 200k km still running strong, with less than 300€ service costs yearly.
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smatija
2y ago
Note that this is only for when buying new cars - used models can still be sold and bought without these "niceties". The next car I am going to buy is probably going to be older than my current one.
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2y ago
That's a 4-base number system. Next in progression is WorseChunkRecord, then you have BadWorseChunkRecord and so on to WorseWorseWorseChunkRecord, when you finally get to HorribleChunkRecord.
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2y ago
I think they define emergency a bit more widely than we are used to with other providers. For urgent change of router I was notified almost 2 months in advance. For "real" unplaned emergencies I had in total like 5min of downtime
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smatija
2y ago
Hetzner is good to me, but I am EU based. Loving that German logic that even emergency maintenace has 2-week notification.
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2y ago
https://lichess.org is an excellent open source chess server with plenty of learning resources for pure beginners. As you progress learning resources sadly get more and more expensive indeed. Not to mention the cost of tournamen
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2y ago
Another very good guide to IQP is it's chapter in Chess structures: A grandmaster guide by Mauricio Flores Ríos. IQP is, if you ask me, bread and butter of chess and should be introduced to begineers way earlier than it tends to be. Pl
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2y ago
It's pretty clear there that half of the problem was caused by liberalization of student work, while other half (urban rents) was mostly consequence of horrendously irresponsible way that privatized social (not public) property through
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2y ago
When I worked my first job (physical work in water service) we had 2 sayings: "minimum wage, minimum effort" and "you cannot lower my salary more than I can lower my effort".
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2y ago
Of course, and liberalization of student work let them get that. At the "small" cost of worsening a large part of job pool and custumer experience.
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2y ago
In Slovenia also good service in (affordable) restaurants and cafés became scarce. Here at least it's easy to see why though: 20-30 years ago most of service staff went to catering vocational schools (and work as server was seen as rep
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2y ago
Seconding vagrant - especially because it's the only reasonable way I found so far to test linux release on my windows rig (would prefer to dev on linux, but windows-only company is windows-only company). Basically I put a Vagrantfile
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2y ago
A lot of details is in linked curl hackerone: https://hackerone.com/reports/2550951
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2y ago
They are suprisingly reliable - the only problem we repeatedly have is CMOS batteries draining if they are turned off during vacation period (happens for less than 5% of our rigs though).
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2y ago
At my work we use NUCs a lot - we put them into custom enclosure together with touch screen (1920x1080, not something small), then mount that on CNC machines to let users browse work plans, access ERP etc., get measuring data from dislocate
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