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Schaulustiger
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About Schaulustiger
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Comment #47232819
I thought we preferred the alliteration "Winzigweich".
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Comment #43749672
It is not. Quake had "Excellent" for two kills in short succession, but nothing else if you chained kills after that.
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Comment #27617668
I have been working with the Tink API recently as well and wasn't super impressed. Maybe it was our use case, but I noticed a few gaps in their documentation and am not a big fan o…
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Comment #22747368
What are you talking about? Ever since the first big Munich cohort, Germany has done extensive testing and scientists like Dr. Drosten have confirmed multiple times that we've been…
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Comment #22627958
Regarding your question about if we might accidentally test for flu or other, already existing corona virii: This was a topic of discussion in yesterday's talk [1] with Dr. Drosten…
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Comment #19523384
Interesting, I didn't know that. What's the legal status of a cyclist on the road then? Are they normal participants in traffic? I generally find the tone of the discussion about c…
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Comment #19523265
Huh, so you paid for the road and the cyclist didn't? I'm not an American, but I don't think there's a road tax for car owners in the US.
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Comment #17966244
Blendle is nice in theory but their article pricing is really off-putting. I know that it's the publisher's choice to set prices for individual articles, but I'm not going to pay h…
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Comment #17966207
It's interesting to see how no one even seems to try. In Europe there's Blendle [1], but that's only an aggregator and you still have to pay for each article you read (with hilario…
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Comment #17314641
I was looking at buying an ultrabook and had the same problem (but living in Germany). In the end I decided on a Lenovo X1 Carbon, though, but faced the decision to either get one …
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Comment #17028604
It's closer to just being Hypezig. Source: am from Leipzig.
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Ask HN: How important is fundamental programming knowledge really?
Short background: I'm 34 years old and while I've always liked the idea of doing software development, I started a career as a typesetter for a book publisher. Over the last few ye…
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Comment #16322980
I don't think "You don't know JS" is good for a beginner, either. It delves very deep into some JS core mechanics and explains them with a lot of foo/bar/baz code that a beginner c…
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Comment #16297753
I've always been baffled by the absence of lookbehinds. Made a lot of regex searching unwieldy, so I'm glad they finally added it together with named capture groups.
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Comment #14512471
Can anyone comment on the quality of the books? A lot of the covered topics are of interest to me (Docker, nginx, git) but I'd like to know if those books are worth the read.
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Comment #13894449
I think it's more a reaction to a usage pattern of their star system. YouTube abandoned their five star rating system citing that most people voted only 1 or 5 stars with almost no…
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Comment #13894424
Well, YouTube abandoned its 5 star rating system citing that almost everyone votes either 1 or 5 stars [1]. It might be that that Netflix is seeing a similar usage of their voting …
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Comment #13893430
To be honest, I don't think that NodeSchool intends to give a primer on how to build a production-ready balance manager. They want to teach the basics of JS, that's all. I agree, t…
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Comment #13833705
Yep, same problem trying to get the free tier here in Germany: I have to create a business account. Well, no GCP for me. I hope they reconsider this unfortunate restriction.