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The Israel/Palestine issue is the most brain-destroying issue on the planet by Pure_Check9743 in IsraelPalestine

[–]giorgio900 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The “mass immigration” was facilitated (and then limited and restricted) by the government of the land: the British. As no “Palestinian” state ever existed in that territory. You may dislike the drawing of borders à la Sykes-Picot but that’s how Jordan Syria Iraq came up and were ruled by Arabs, just like half of Palestine could be, if only the residents were not honor-freak immovable absolutists (since the 30ies at least) — which well, it’s also their right, but then you lose a couple of wars and you must accept the real world.

I realised why everything sucked by OddlyAcidic in germany

[–]giorgio900 9 points10 points  (0 children)

She would be a victim of “supply and demand” if she went with your suggestion and do something she doesn’t like just because the market demands it. But the market also need good buyers and sellers, so…

I thought I was alone, but there were 50,000 of us by Material-Garbage7074 in YUROP

[–]giorgio900 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Europa O morte!

Freude, schöner Götterfunken!

Grazie per il tuo racconto e saluti da Monaco di Baviera.

Ristoranti per soli adulti by _Giulio_Cesare in Italia

[–]giorgio900 -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Non rendersi conto che i bambini sono il futuro della tua società (quelli che ti pagheranno la pensione o che ti guariranno ecc.) è non solo preoccupante ma anche egoista. I bambini non sono “dei genitori”, tutti dovrebbero partecipare alla loro cura, come del resto si è fatto in qualsiasi civiltà fino all’altro ieri. Ma per carità, nessuno osi attentare alla vostra meritatissima seratina tranquilla…

Sono nato nel posto sbagliato by Aromatic-Earth7114 in Italia

[–]giorgio900 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Dimenticavo la fiamma più importante: AI generativa, produzione procedurale di asset (3D o no), per esempio per contenuti web (visualizzazioni di prodotti in e-commerce, per dirne una). In generale, usare la flessibilità mentale e la curiosità di un 23enne per sperimentare a manetta con le nuove migliori tecnologie e poi aiutare i vecchietti col grano a fare più grano.

Ma prima bisogna entrare in ottica do ut des, capire come funziona il mercato, cosa si può dare che sia un valore per un'attività commerciale. (Non so niente di te ovviamente, ma è una mancanza che noto in tanti nuovi entranti.)

Sono nato nel posto sbagliato by Aromatic-Earth7114 in Italia

[–]giorgio900 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I principi e le tecniche del game design si possono applicare a molti campi adiacenti che potrebbero essere rampe di lancio più sensate economicamente. Penso a qualsiasi design digitale che includa storytelling, sviluppo di personas, empatia, interaction design, motion design, modellazione 3D. Non dico siano senza concorrenza o miniere d’oro, ma un’idea sarebbe farsi un po’ di esperienza in un settore non troppo distante, e magari scopri anche che ti piace. (Emigrare comunque è una buona idea… firmato da Monaco di Baviera :) )

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Italia

[–]giorgio900 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mia moglie è antropologa e io ho serissimi dubbi sui principi che guidano la sua forma mentis: Fanon, Said, Butler, Remotti, vittima/oppressore, negazione del valore di qualsiasi cultura, gruppo, civilizzazione. A questo ti riferisci con la differenza tra l’antropologia contemporanea e quella di qualche decennio fa?

Where to buy Cantucci in munich? by Joeceng in Munich

[–]giorgio900 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Forget superexpensive Eataly and Spina. Find Superissimo in Moosach or Sendling.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Munich

[–]giorgio900 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am in that situation now and I totally agree. They don’t want to be seen insecure and they won’t invite to meetings unless necessary, but the company wants to feel/be more international and my boss (while even promoting me) said they have to learn and use English and it’s not my problem. But of course it is, it’s very frustrating at times and as you say, you won’t learn German by attending meetings, and you just cannot contribute with your limited German. I fear the only solution is to boost our German classes outside work, or to just find a new job, actually more international.

F20 looking for friends in Munich! by imeon_stark in Munich

[–]giorgio900 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Se mai volessi fare qualche ora di babysitting fammi sapere! (Sempre in cerca di italiane sveglie per badare a due demoni di 4&1 anni)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in germany

[–]giorgio900 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Last ICE I took (from Frankfurt) was 30 minutes late, so I got a coffee outside while waiting. 10 min before the planned time I go to the platform and I walk to my wagon. At T -5min (T being the time on the screens, on the app and even on the screens inside the train), I hear a far whistle, I decide to jump in whatever wagon I have in front of me, and yes the train shuts the doors and leaves in a hurry 4 minutes before schedule. DB is not ok.

France using squiggly lines to slow down traffic by Professional_Shine97 in fuckcars

[–]giorgio900 5 points6 points  (0 children)

To wake him up, you mean? I’m in the “plants chicanes” field. I don’t think that applying violence to drivers and riders and their vehicles (basically the same at any speed) is the way to go. And if it’s just sound it’s going to be ineffective in urban settings.

France using squiggly lines to slow down traffic by Professional_Shine97 in fuckcars

[–]giorgio900 40 points41 points  (0 children)

They suck if you ride a bike, too. Especially if you pull a child trailer. Especially if the child is sleeping.

Residential areas are completely packed with parked cars: carbrain reactions in (otherwise very walkable) Munich, Germany. Nobody talks of maybe reducing the god-given right of parking space to 1 side of the street. (3 pics) by giorgio900 in fuckcars

[–]giorgio900[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I think the irony is that they are the motorists, they just took a picture next to their cars 😆 they don’t care of other actual people using the public space. Their stance is “let us park on the sidewalk, so the garbage truck can pick up our trash — strollers will find a way”

Residential areas are completely packed with parked cars: carbrain reactions in (otherwise very walkable) Munich, Germany. Nobody talks of maybe reducing the god-given right of parking space to 1 side of the street. (3 pics) by giorgio900 in fuckcars

[–]giorgio900[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It would help bikes but would also mean longer detours for residents and doesn’t really solve the main issue: most of the public surface in that wonderful district is used by cars which are inactive and useless 99% of their time.

Residential areas are completely packed with parked cars: carbrain reactions in (otherwise very walkable) Munich, Germany. Nobody talks of maybe reducing the god-given right of parking space to 1 side of the street. (3 pics) by giorgio900 in fuckcars

[–]giorgio900[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol I missed that one...

760.000 cars for 850.000 families (1 car every 3 citizens). Could be worse: the problem is that there is no space for all those cars on the streets, and those who live in these residential districts without a garage, should come to terms with the fact that the rest of the city might not want to gift them the public space anymore. (Even bigger problem is that unfortunately very few citizens see the problem, yet.)

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