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• Post #4197024

  Wer kam denn auf die Idee dass Betriebsrente eine gute Idee ist? Da macht Hansi Heinemann aus Wanne-Eikel mit 16 eine Ausbildung bei Onkel Werner, und wechselt dann den Job. Und Onkel Werners Werkstatt wird gekauft von $Firma und in 30 Jahren weiter verkauft. Und in weiteren 30 Jahren von GM übernommen. Hansi ist inzwischen auf Malle in Rente und GM fragt: "was? Der hat vor 60 Jahren hier gearbeitet und bekommt bis er stirbt 1,50 € im Monat?". Und Hansi hatte 30 Arbeitgeber

• Post #4197023

  Was braucht man um ein Krankenhaus zu heilen? Na eine*n Hausarzt*in

• Post #4197022

  Lukewarm take. The bug tracker states for an issue shouldn't be open/closed. In three years, somebody is going to stumble over the closed ticket wondering "it's closed, why is it still happening? Am I on an old version? Does the fix not work?", while actually the situation is "this isn't going to urgent/important enough to be picked up in this or the coming quarter. We just have other things to do. Don't wait for a fix. Sorry&quot...

• Post #4114158

  #askfedi does anyone synchronize #calibre to #bookwyrm ? Not an initial bulk import, but like: whenever you push a book from calibre to the ebook reader, you mark it as start reading in bookwyrm. Or move it from some "yes I have it" to "want to read"/"carry it with me" shelf?

• Post #2069429

  In der Kuchen schneide szene in Astrix und Kleopatra ging es um Führungsstile. Obelix versteht die Aufgabe, nutzt seinen Ermessensspielraum aus, erwägt unterschiedliche Vorlieben und Fähigkeiten der beteiligten, und schneidet drei unterschiedlich grosse Kuchen Stücke. Er bringt seine Expertise ein und nervt den Vorgesetzten nicht mit detailfragen. Mikromanager Miraculix wirft Obelix vor den Kuchen nicht so geschnitten zu haben wie Miraculix ihn geschnitten haben wollte

• Post #1762581

  Don't you just hate it when your screw-on bike pump unscrews the valve core instead of detaching from the valve?

• Post #1762580

  the recent lufthansa story made me wonder if someone has already coined something like a hanlon sinclair razor: an incompetent service clerk will get employed and kept untrained by a malicious cooperation if their profit depends on incorrectly processed service requests. because parts of the story can just perfectly be explained by "clerk's english was very poor"… but why does a german airline employ customer-contact staff who speak neither german nor english?

• Post #1762579

  Hier flog doch mal eine Erklärung des Kleinanzeigen Scams rum. Hat die jemand parat? (Man erhält eine Email zu einer Anzeige die man auf Kleinanzeigen oä hat, aber nicht über das Portal sondern an eine (leicht rat-bare) E-Mail Adresse)

• Post #1762578

  https://www.20min.ch/story/basel-stadt-filmreife-szene-beamte-nehmen-person-mit-waffe-im-anschlag-fest-103553968 Do busse in Basel have googly eyes?

• Post #1139292

  I'd be more willing to accept smart-phone only restaurant menus if revointouch.works didn't have a quasi monopoly and was so utter garbage. And maybe places with neither cell phone reception nor WiFi shouldn't use it as single option. And if you offer translations, you should check them.

• Post #1139291

  The DNA free water could've served as segue to the phantom of Heilbronn. … Oh well …

• Post #1139290

  Random thought: Line break decisions in auto formatters shouldn't consider indentation in the line length count. I don't like how adding / removing an if causes lines to wrap/join. Especially when rebasing and I have to resolve conflicts just because an editted line moved into an if block. and / map / and_then / or_else … anything taking a lambda as argument, same problem.

• Post #1139289

  Today's LLM credits all wasted. But maybe I figured out how to use LLMs in a way to be more productive. As nerds we like correcting people. Today I actually thought "adding these things to the API, is boring, let $LLM do that". It was a complete failure, but I didn't have to stare at a blank file and write from scratch. I could hit "abort", roll my eyes, and fix the type constraints, the control flow, the return type, the argument types, … the...

• Post #1139288

  Explored some bike lanes in a neighbouring town. They exist. They even bring you within 20m of the bike parking stands of the swimming pool. … You have to continue for another 100m to the nearest crossing to get off the bike lane and onto the side walk and then go (I guess legally walk) back because there are bushes between the bike lane and the parking. Also generally the lanes just start and end on sidewalks … 1/

• Post #1008178

  You might remember how @mattgodbolt discussed integer division by a fixed integer in #aoco and ofc I already spent way more time than justified on these two lines of code, but here is the #cpp reminder https://godbolt.org/z/d9eMWYsEq with [[assume]] With #rustlang , there's another tweak https://godbolt.org/z/89nn91o74 how to tell the compiler "sar is fine": div_euclid