teraku

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by teraku 3y ago
Stronger By Science[0] recently did a longer piece on caffeine, trying to argue against it (from the perspective of lifters who actually enjoy caffeine as a performance enhancer). You know, scientifically trying to disprove your believes. T
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Spotify Increases Prices(newsroom.spotify.com)
11 points by teraku 3y ago|5 comments
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by teraku 3y ago
Probably they have articles "on the heap" for filling or summer or something, which they are now cranking out for click numbers. Maybe also a bit of chatGPT
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Miraculin(en.wikipedia.org)
13 points by teraku 3y ago|5 comments
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Amazon job cuts: Read the memos(cnbc.com)
132 points by teraku 4y ago|98 comments
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by teraku 4y ago
I believe your overall statement is true, but that doesn't mean "People don't leave jobs; they leave managers." is wrong. I have left jobs because I had a shit manager, but he was enabled by a shit company culture. My te
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by teraku 4y ago
I think with WK getting to 1.5k - 2k is possible in 1-2 years if, as OP said, you invest a lot of time every day. I noticed that if I could keep my usual pace every day I would complete it in ~2years. But since I do take breaks, have bett
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ÆPIC Leak: Architecturally Leaking Uninitialized Data from the Microarchitecture(aepicleak.com)
2 points by teraku 4y ago|0 comments
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by teraku 4y ago
It's skewed. I read the terms first, but then the website bugged so I had to reload. And then it said I haven't read the terms first. So....
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SHGA Shanghai Gov National Police Database for sale (1B entries)(breached.to)
206 points by teraku 4y ago|1 comments
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by teraku 4y ago
I think it's just how the environment is set up. If the company sets you up for success in remote work, there might be some sub-optimal things, but it will work out. (Remember, not everything is perfect in the office as well). If the c
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Brew install not working due to ghcr.io 401 issue(github.com)
1 points by teraku 4y ago|0 comments
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by teraku 4y ago
It's like with most things in life. If you want to become fitter, don't think "I want to lose 10kg of weight", think about finding a sport which you like and healthy food which you enjoy eating. Your belly might not disa
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by teraku 4y ago
I'm sorry but I think Clubhouse is dead
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by teraku 4y ago
Could be anything. Could even be just a user with a few beefy machines and a lot of proxies.
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by teraku 4y ago
There is research on this, and basically people have gone from a model of concentric circles to a model of connected island. What does this mean? Back in the day, you explored the area around yourself by foot or bike. Your model of your sur
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by teraku 4y ago
Hard agree (albeit me being "younger folks")
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by teraku 5y ago
Reminds me of the documentary of how the wah-wah pedal was invented. Apparently Warwick Electronics told one engineer to swap out an On/Off switch with a turn knob because these cost 0.25$ per piece instead of 1$. Which was huge savin
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by teraku 5y ago
Japan is not only the country hit most frequently by a large margin, it is also the country hit by the strongest natural disasters.
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by teraku 5y ago
If your employer chooses Rufbereitschaft as their on-call mode, then that means it all adds to your working time, and you can't exceed 10hours a day. Having a 2hour incident means no more overtime allowed. Additionally, they need to cl
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by teraku 5y ago
No, it does. Because whenever you have to be "ready" for work, it counts as work. >Bereitschaftsdienst Beschäftigte im Bereitschaftsdienst halten sich in der Regel im Unternehmen oder in unmittelbarer Nähe auf, damit sie die Ar
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by teraku 5y ago
Courts ruled that when you are on-call, they have to pay at least minimum wage for every hour you are on-call. Additionally, you get tax benefits for working night and Sunday, which your employer has to declare. That's why you earn so
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by teraku 5y ago
> Other nations would do well to follow Japan’s lead [...]. This policy appropriately places the responsibility for this healthcare decision with the individual or family. I'm sorry, no. This only works in countries like Japan.
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Thales Group says they have not noticed a hack or received a ransom note(lemondeinformatique.fr)
1 points by teraku 5y ago|0 comments
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by teraku 5y ago
This 1000 times
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by teraku 5y ago
In Germany (I think all of the EU), a dataset can only be published if the sample size is at least >=7.
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by teraku 5y ago
This. China faces it right now, where they are rich, but not rich enough yet
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by teraku 5y ago
Reminds me of this post: https://lucasfcosta.com/2021/09/20/monte-carlo-forecasts.htm...
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by teraku 5y ago
I agree with your observation but disagree with your conclusion. I believe division of labor is paramount to avoid burn-out. Of course, we would want to have the freedom to split our work around our workday. But that usually means work neve
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by teraku 5y ago
I don't know how many colleagues I helped with 'git' just by telling them to read what 'git status' is actually telling them. Some people's mind just goes blank when they see error and it prevents them from sol

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