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Comment #36574770
JetBrains | Software Developer (Kotlin Multiplatform Tooling) | Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague, Cyprus, … | On Site, Hybrid | Visa | Full-time Are you an ambitious and talented …
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Comment #34613557
JetBrains | QA Engineer | Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague, Cyprus, … | Onsite, Hybrid | Visa | Full-time Do you have a passion for developer tools? Are you an excellent QA engine…
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Comment #34262781
Made sure your email wasn’t lost over the holidays :) If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to me in the meantime.
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Comment #34234890
JetBrains | QA Engineer | Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague, Cyprus, … | Onsite, Hybrid | Visa | Full-time Do you have a passion for developer tools? Are you an excellent QA engine…
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Comment #33919989
JetBrains | QA Engineer | Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague, Cyprus, … | Onsite, Hybrid | Visa | Full-time Do you have a passion for developer tools? Are you an excellent QA engine…
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Comment #25357760
macOS has APIs to get a vector PDF snapshot from any view/window [1]. If emacs ends up drawing using platform APIs such as CoreText it should be possible to get a screenshot that w…
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Comment #23717229
The EU also has an official dashboard that provides lots of information (you have to click on the destination country and then through the categories and symbols): https://reopen.e…
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Comment #22588063
German here. Cannot disagree more strongly with your point! No, the economic benefit of “having the sickest and most elderly die” should most definitely not be taken into account i…
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Comment #22250171
Can someone recommend an immutable Linux distro, which offers auto-updates out-of-the-box and supports arm64 on RPi? Have been searching for something like this for a while for a p…
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Comment #19411280
Good point. Fortunately, that seems to have been mandated by law since 2006 (at least for stores larger than 200m² ≅ 2150 sq ft).
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Comment #19411189
Assuming we are still talking about Germany, yes, plastics collected via "Der Grüne Punkt" (engl. the green dot, named after the label on the packing) are in fact commonly reused. …
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Comment #19411130
Nit pick, things work differently for multi-way and one-way containers: - There are no special regulations for multi-way bottles (glass and plastic alike). Most stores will accept …
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Comment #18858584
For a sneak peak of the kind of data you can expect take a look here [1] (German newspaper, but in English). Background story: Malte Spitz, a Green Party member, sued to get all da…
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Comment #18590247
JetBrains | Senior Software Engineer | Munich, Germany | ONSITE | https://www.jetbrains.com/objc/ Are you passionate about developer tools? Are you an excellent engineer looking fo…
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Comment #17904014
JetBrains | Senior Software Engineer | Munich, Germany | ONSITE | https://www.jetbrains.com/objc/ Are you passionate about developer tools? Are you an excellent engineer looking fo…
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Comment #17027137
I wonder, if this will be confined to one-party consent states/countries for the foreseeable future. Google will most likely want to use recordings to keep fine-tuning and improvin…
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Comment #14873149
While it does not justify the completely inappropriate behavior, it might make sense to mention for context that one of the authors of the video is a right wing activist/journalist…
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Comment #14695502
But so do inconsistent spellings. There is a reason, most languages apart from English have no use for spelling bees. [1] [1]: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2013/05/3…
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Comment #14695435
Let's be careful on proclaiming what's better. Yes, the spaces make it easier to distinguish the individual components, but on the flip side it makes it much harder to figure out w…
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Comment #14692348
I don't think it is a given that languages naturally evolve to become simpler and only narrow-minded people are holding them back. Languages evolve to suit the needs of their speak…
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Comment #14692204
I have never understood the idea of protecting a language against foreign words. I think languages naturally strive to be as expressive as possible and will adopt words accordingly…
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Comment #14692148
I see your point. But wouldn't this problem be better addressed with an additional field on one's passport, which states the name in a standardized alphabet, e.g. ASCII? Asian pass…