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Comment #49134055
They show how many more bugs they fixed compared to previous periods, but not how the amount of resources allocated to fixing bugs changed over time. If they allocated proportional…
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Comment #48157754
This would only be somewhat equivalent if you compiled your code into assembly and committed that output to the repo, and then had to continue development within the assembly codeb…
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Comment #48060224
What annoys me the most about this is that we as web developers have been here before with IE and managed to get out of it. Then we immediately forgot that lesson and helped Chrome…
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Comment #46585816
Maybe it’s just two different ways to reach the same result. You need to spend time to be great at prompting to get high-quality code from LLM’s, which might just be equivalent to …
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Comment #46435214
”The company” is not one company. The infrastructure manager (DB InfraGo in Germany) is managing tracks on behalf of the state. Operators (a regional operator in the case of this a…
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Comment #46435099
The under-investment is predominantly in infrastructure, which is owned by states or regions and not under any competition.
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Comment #46431118
DB does not decide how much to invest in infrastructure, that’s decided by politicians.
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Comment #46431044
The main issue is over-utilisation and under-investment of the rail network. Like in many other EU countries. There is no evidence that a state monopoly would perform any better gi…
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Comment #46430952
Competition on the railways is mandated through EU law. Most regional services are tendered to the (in theory) best operator. The details on how, both which governing body organise…
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Comment #39939008
Love the application and visualization! Having spent the past year building a journey planner algorithm, which heavily builds on pareto optimality/sets, from scratch, I was waiting…
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Comment #39665847
There might be parallells with group development research or terms used, but neither Tuckman’s stages, the research it’s based on, or later research in the area apply outside of th…
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Comment #39572335
Runtime access, yes. But I’m assuming this is to also prevent cookie/storage sharing between PWA:s too, which third party browser vendors (well, Google) have incentive to allow and…
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Comment #38443055
Last I calculated this, a new car emits in the range of 8-15 tonnes CO2e (lower range for gas cars, upper for some EVs before they started guaranteeing renewable energy in producti…
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Comment #38238332
Building is a very expensive way of finding user needs, especially since you might rely on luck to start out even in the right ballpark. I think of innovative products as the combi…
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Comment #37625168
This is how it works in my country (Sweden). Everything that provides any sort of personal benefit to an employee is taxed as ”benefit tax” which simply increases the taxable incom…
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Comment #37589408
I’m new to Go for a significant project this year and like a lot of it, but there are a few things about its philosophy that just doesn’t click for me and the versioning policy is …
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Comment #37183292
Surprised to see your comment as the only one mentioning these points. Not having to make up class names (and groups of class names – ”-container”, ”-inner”, anyone?) that are anyw…