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Comment #49219322
https://www-bundesnetzagentur-de.translate.goog/DE/Gasversor... is the official page on this. "Gas supplies in Germany are stable. Security of supply is guaranteed. The Federal Net…
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Comment #48925394
Yes, the free republic of wendland was established in 1980: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Republic_of_Wendland The battle of brokdorf was also in the 80ies: https://www.helmut…
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Comment #48925064
* If the cold war had turned into a hot war, almost all of Germany would have been nuked. The expectation was not to be able to stop the soviet invasion, but to nuke them in wester…
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Comment #48879268
If it was only "my" system without any integrations, I might agree. But currently e.g. I am working on an MES/Scada layer that integrates data from a load of different machines in …
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Comment #48879058
"The deeper the prompt, the better the code actually gets." .... and in the and you end up with a very deep prompt that exactly specifies the behavior. This is what a programming l…
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Comment #48879012
"It’s about attention and understanding. To keep my attention, I must go beyond ‘read code’ like a passive observer of agents from afar. To really connect with the architecture of …
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Comment #48705036
Keypoint: "Co-founder Larry Ellison has fallen behind the Google co-founders, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Michael Dell on the list of the world’s richest people." Yes, this is the impo…
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Comment #48682578
My problem with AOP has always been that it makes the simple case trivial and the hard case much harder. Looking at transactions: The 99% solution is trivial: Every service call is…
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Comment #47686018
Nuclear in 2006 was 160TWh. Coal in 2025 was 93TWh. So a big portion of nuclear would have been replaced by renewables by now anyways (natural gas has a different role in the grid …
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Comment #47561938
It is working perfectly fine: https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE... Heat pumps and electric cars are so much more efficient than ICE engines or gas heatin…
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Comment #46591649
I write code. On a good day perhaps 800-1000 "hand written" lines. I have never actually thought about how much typing time this actually is. Perhaps an hour? In that case 7/8th of…
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Comment #46579484
I guess everyone dealing with legacy software sees code as a cost factor. Being able to delete code is harder, but often more important than writing code. Owning code requires you …
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Comment #46577535
That is a completely different level. I expect a Junior Developer to be able to completely replace me long term and to be able decide when existing rules are outdated and when they…
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Comment #46577289
A Junior programmer is a total waste of time if they don't learn. I don't help Juniors because it is an effective use of my time, but because there is hope that they'll learn and b…
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Comment #45797664
I didn't want to put the usability of the motor into question or go into a complete evaluation of advantages/disadvantages :) This was just an explanation that weight trimming the …
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Comment #45797521
The issue with this type of motor is that it is part of the unsprung weight since it is inside the wheel. This is probably why savings here matter a lot more (or at least in a very…
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Comment #45701867
"In the era of AI and data-driven enterprises, reducing architecture debt will no longer be a technical choice. It will be a strategic differentiator that separates the companies t…
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Comment #45499810
The long term strategy is H2: https://h2-global.org/the-h2global-instrument/ And gas plants are what is closed to H2 and can be switched over easiest. But H2 is only viable once re…
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Comment #45494135
On short sightedness: https://www.dw.com/en/russian-gas-in-germany-a-complicated-5... "Several commentators, business leaders and academics have identified that 1970 deal as a sign…
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Comment #44419798
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/safety-communications/do... Existing smart watches that claim to do this are basically garbage. Just use a random number generator instead. Appl…
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Comment #44419757
As a diabetic having alarms is the most important thing. Measurements are not that accurate (neither is the finger prick method: If sometimes get a difference of 20% comparing two …
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Comment #44352929
As written above: This might be different for people with dementia or other issues that are not in a mental state to manage their diabetes. From what I understand from the study th…
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Comment #44352847
Diabetes type 1 is quite well manageable if you have a CGM sensor and inject insulin regularly. But if a person with dementia tends to peel of sensors, gets aggressive when getting…
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Comment #44002001
https://listverse.com/2019/05/19/10-bizarre-calendar-fixes-t... Everything before the introduction of the gregorian calendar is moot: "In 1582, the pope suggested that the whole of…
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Comment #42286908
> Besides that: find small (2-3 day) project ideas that require you to learn max. 1 new technology or idea, and build lots of such projects. That's how you learn programming. It's …