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Aided by AI, Santa Monica broadens hunt for bike and bus lane blockers(arstechnica.com)
1 points by thrawn0r 7mo ago|0 comments
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by thrawn0r 8mo ago
Saw it in Fhain as well over Ostkreuz station
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by thrawn0r 9mo ago
searched for "house music", found house music! :D
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by thrawn0r 1y ago
I don't think that's how a party works. At least my XP is that a majority of people are not invested that deep to curate the list in a democratic way because they're preoccupied with dancing if you do your job right :)
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by thrawn0r 1y ago
a beloved tool from Potsdam, Germany. Best in market for planning routes. I always had my grievances with their lack of premium features that where catered towards ambitious cyclists that use their phone instead of a GPS though. They could
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by thrawn0r 1y ago
a beloved tool from Potsdam, Germany. Best in market for planning routes. I always had my grievances with their lack of premium features that where catered towards ambitious cyclists that use their phone instead of a GPS though. They could
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by thrawn0r 2y ago
thanks for that piece of trope :)
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by thrawn0r 2y ago
the OP has the explanation (skilled labor shortage) just after the word....
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by thrawn0r 2y ago
This could easily hold a library of voices that you interact with (e.g at a bigger table of friends and family) and let you toggle in and out voices that are relevant. Apple please include this feature for your Airpods, thanks! :)
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by thrawn0r 2y ago
privately discussed but not properly addressed by the industry.
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by thrawn0r 2y ago
bing.com doesnt rank them either.
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by thrawn0r 2y ago
I think you are either an extreme outlier (not having a unpleasant trip while having taken over hundred) or delusional about your drug consumption. Your recommendation of consuming a mind-altering substance DAILY for stress relief " an
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by thrawn0r 2y ago
it doesnt seem like `the market` will fix this abhorrent use of plastic for packaging and other fast moving consumer goods. This is where states have to interfere and ban plastic usage. How can it be allowed to package 80g of food (like ham
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by thrawn0r 3y ago
Detail absent from the article for context: The new proposed EPA guideline is 4.0[1] parts per trillion (also expressed as ng/L) for PFOA and PFOS. [1] https://www.epa.gov/sdwa/and-polyfluoroalkyl-substances-pfas
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by thrawn0r 3y ago
The vast majority of people I know (38m,Germany) don't regularly consume broadcast TV. Even my parents and their peers don't (but to a lesser extent).
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by thrawn0r 3y ago
More specific information about why its closing down are lawsuits of groomed minors. press coverage of 1 case: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-64618791
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by thrawn0r 4y ago
this member of the anarchist enclave berlin is paying 750EUR per month (plus the 750EUR my employer does) for these treatments. solidarity ftw!
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by thrawn0r 4y ago
At least Germany is not importing US pellets as stated in the thread.[1] Indeed, Germany is producing more wood pellets than it consumes [2] Wood burning (pellet burning to a lesser degree) can be detrimental due to the small particles, not
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by thrawn0r 4y ago
I work 4 days at Microsoft in Germany (PM at Github) In Germany employees have the right to demand part time. for new hires it's usually 40h and then reduce after the probation period. might reduce your career growth but I still got p
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by thrawn0r 5y ago
flying into Haneda from Honolulu End of April with my family on a round the world trip. We doubt that we will be let into the country (all fully vaxxed but our 2yr old..) Just stay in transit and fly on to Singapore. fingers crossed the Omi
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by thrawn0r 5y ago
I don't believe that 3 letter agencies will care about the physical location of the user data. So storing the data in europe might not solve this issue.
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by thrawn0r 5y ago
Landlords being allowed to increase rent on existing tenants at will makes these shifts so fast. In Germany, you cant do that and therefor people with existing leases are not being displaced that easily.
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by thrawn0r 5y ago
"global supply capacity of these cables is estimated at 4000 KM/p.a" https://youtu.be/iJunxkln578?t=423 seems like a bottleneck.
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by thrawn0r 5y ago
sorry for folks working under this at-will employment where managers can just fire someone. In Germany, it involves consultations with HR, workers council etc. before you can fire someone. Most tech companies use packages to get rid of pe
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by thrawn0r 5y ago
How to assess the quality of garments (2014) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20503194
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by thrawn0r 5y ago
It's one of the reasons that allows a company to collect/process personal information without a) consent b) contractual obligation c) legal requirements It's a bit loopholey, but has high hurdles since the processor needs to
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by thrawn0r 6y ago
in my schooling (eastern Germany 90s/00s) I haven't witnessed any bullying. I only. know it from EVERY high school movie/ TV show I have seen. how much is the media portraying U.S. reality and how much is media influencing li
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by thrawn0r 6y ago
I hope so as well. In the beginning of the pandemic I donated to GG, blank and a bunch of collectives organizing parties (like bordel des arts). But i doubt that this made a lot of difference.
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by thrawn0r 6y ago
What bugs me most is the use of long-living plastics in fast moving consumer goods. I have to buy 12g of plastics to get 80g of Prosciutto. From packaging to EOL its lifespan is max. 60 days, most of the time more like 20 days I suspect.
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by thrawn0r 6y ago
that's called part-time and where I live (Germany) it's your right as an employee to do it. I currently work 34h/week at Microsoft, fridays off. Instead of 40h/week 5day week. I threw in 2 extra hours per week because y

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