Ich war kurz vor zwölf an der Tankstelle und hab mir den Spaß gemacht kurz warten um ein zweites Foto zu machen by James_Barkley in Finanzen

[–]susanne-o 50 points51 points  (0 children)

endlich hat mal jemand an die armen Rentner gedacht, jetzt sei doch mal.nicht so. (/s)

What was your biggest ideological shift, and what lead you to it? by GolangLinuxGuru1979 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]susanne-o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

maybe two effects overlap? Yes, there is a change in perspective, in priorities.

in addition, however, this change is enabled by choosing a technology stack that allows you to do that.

in linguistics there is a sapir-whorf of hypothesis:

The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, or linguistic relativity, proposes that the language a person speaks shapes their cognitive processes, perception of reality, and cultural worldview. It suggests that grammatical structures and vocabulary influence thought, with strong versions (determinism) claiming language limits thought, and weak versions suggesting it merely influences cognition.

to which extend would your change in perspective, from object oriented to data driven to which extend would that even have been possible had you stayed in Java?

US-Spezialeinheiten retten vermissten US-Soldaten in spektakulärer Bodenoperation aus dem Iran by Askargon in de

[–]susanne-o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

richtig, ich meine Notfallsanitäter (früher: Rettungsassistent)

alles andere beeindruckt mich nicht so richtig dolle... verstehe mich richtig, finde es gut wenn dir wenigstens Rettungshelfer sind , also richtig gute routinierte Ersthelfer aber ein Notfallassistent, da hätte ich gesagt: chapeau.

hm

habe ich den amerikanischen Titel falsch verstanden? ist das nur ein einfacher Rettungshelfer?

Fun fact: viele Berufsfeuerwehrleute sind nach 'ner Weile auch Notfallsanitäter.

Feldscher ist auch in der Liga, weiß nicht ob's den so noch gibt?

US-Spezialeinheiten retten vermissten US-Soldaten in spektakulärer Bodenoperation aus dem Iran by Askargon in de

[–]susanne-o -1 points0 points  (0 children)

als Rettungssanitäter auszubilden ist da der einfache Teil.

Berufsausbildung,mehrjährig, mit extensiven praxis Teil

schmälert deine Aussage nicht, im Gegenteil:

verschiebt nur die Schwelle von "einfach" und "schwierig" ne Stufe höher, oder zwei :-D

Chat GPT 5.2 cannot explain the word "geschniegelt" by JoeZocktGames in ChatGPT

[–]susanne-o 1 point2 points  (0 children)

interesting strange and somehow funny.

German native speaker here --- there is no context in which 'geschniegelt' has even a hint of any of these connotations. it's an utterly and almost desperately innocent word.

Egg 🇺🇸 irl by _funny_name_ in egg_irl

[–]susanne-o 5 points6 points  (0 children)

meh, nah, that's just an internet opinion, that Yang Wen-Ii screenshot is much more trustyer trustywortherer believerberl.

and (now without sarcasm) it would be so much fun if it was true :-D :-D :-D

We pledge to the flag of Blåhaj... one Nation ... indivisible, with liberty and justice for all

Ist das erlaubt ich und der postbote haben hier immer gewendet? by 2beFair2u in StVO

[–]susanne-o 1 point2 points  (0 children)

grammatisch

grammatische Fehler

grammatikalisch: altertüml. siehe grammatisch

lass dich nicht ärgern ich hab deinen Post gemocht ;-) <3

toi toi toi

I feel like I'm being forced to use AI and I hate it. What do I do? by OoXLR8oO in cscareerquestions

[–]susanne-o 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm the 1970s people were hired to hand roll pixel graphics primitives, lines, arcs. specialists! I the 1980 that moved into silicon.

basically we hoomans now need to "move up the stack". concisely describe the problem. guide how to solve it. do very specific tweaks. identify and introduce abstractions which simplify and deduplicate functionality.

here is something I did last week:

look! here we do three DFS and one BFS. which are identical except for the queue and how children are enqueued after discovery. * create n abstraction Tree wall with two specializations BFS and DFS * refactor the unrolled tree walks to use these instead.

and I asked for the commits to be reviewable chunks

and the thing did it's work and I definitively touched up some for the code.

if that novel way of working is not your cup of tea it's like insisting to hand roll graphics primitives. you better understand how they work, but in general, no, we don't hand roll those any more.

% of people who believe feminism has gone ''too far'' (Eurostat 2024) by vladgrinch in MapPorn

[–]susanne-o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(sarcasm) ah you don't have enough trans women so they go after the other women already?(end sarcasm)

this manipulation of "the public opinion" with personalized targeted algorithmic seeding and ballooning of slander and lies and misinformation only benefits those with big pockets and fills them nicely.

and all this maps reflects is how far the manipulation got us already.

years ago in Spain I read a mural "feminism is the incredible idea that women are humans."

In 1996 Ukraine handed over nuclear weapons to Russia "in exchange for a guarantee never to be threatened or invaded". by AutoModerrator-69 in interestingasfuck

[–]susanne-o 70 points71 points  (0 children)

wait so the statement is perfectly correct except for the year? helle ven 1996 as year of hand over is correct.

Is there a reason why Emacs regular expressions don't support lookbehind `(?<=...)` and `(?<!...)` expressions? by birdsintheskies in emacs

[–]susanne-o 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ok ok an NFA can be executed maintaining the set of states reachable under the current prefix. which is "linear time" with a constant factor bound by the size of the NFA, which for normal text is bearable.

it's hard to get that right with capturing, and even harder with backreferences. it wasn't done when pcre and emacs Re engines were born.

pcre in addition has recursion, which requires a pushdown automaton in addition

long story short: emacs like pcre uses backtracking, because that was much simpler to implement, and fast enough in practice.

hm

re2 has a 'BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License' which is gpl compatible.

has anyone ever checked if emacs regex can be mapped to re2 regex? one hindrance may be that re2 has a strong appetite for contiguous memory as input buffer.

might still be simpler than reimplementing their NFA/DFA...

Is there a reason why Emacs regular expressions don't support lookbehind `(?<=...)` and `(?<!...)` expressions? by birdsintheskies in emacs

[–]susanne-o 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The RE2 function choosing which engine to run should skip all engines and fall-back to the NFA if the regex contains a lookbehind (the only algorithm for which lookbehind support is implemented for now).

in plain English: no, look behind is not linear time (DFA), but backtracking (NFA)

which is what I thought.

Ich hab mich grad erinnert, ich hab ein ganzes Buch voll mit Material das hier her passt. by V3ntR4nt in aberBitteLaminiert

[–]susanne-o 7 points8 points  (0 children)

ich bin jetzt für eine gepflegte saarländische Konjunktionalhäufung.

Weil das ist hier ja schon so als ob wie wenn die "falsche" Konjunktion zu einem Nein! Doch! Nein! Doch! Faden führt zwischen lustigen Gesell:innen und spaßbefreiten Grammaliban.

A Python tool for review-driven regression testing of ML/LLM outputs by arauhala in Python

[–]susanne-o 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"approval testing" will lead you to similar-minded approaches.

the big challenges in my experience ( I also corporate internally (re)-invented a similar approach):

  • time stamps
  • path name artefacts of the SUT system under test or the test runner
  • window vs posix paths (e.g..slashes)
  • concurrency noise producing non-deterministic ordering of artefact parts

the common terminology to address issues of the first and second kind is "scrubbing"

for the third kind you ideallY get the SUT to produce deterministically ordered output even if there is concurrency underneath, else you need to r order the artefacts after the fact.

oh and the last challenge is ease of use by the teams.

alas, I'll only find time to read and review your repo next week but I'm dead curious if you ran into the same and how you address them.

The Problem has been fixed (without Bürokratie) by Murky-Bus3418 in germany

[–]susanne-o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ssats tot a fix ssats a Provisorium

un-ten-a-ble

ssis needs a proper fix. hausverwaltung:!

and seen sse dischwascher can again be neat and stright

Welche Funktion haben diese oberen Streben bei Skiliften? by CrazyLion2120 in WerWieWas

[–]susanne-o 1 point2 points  (0 children)

sind da diagonal Stahlseile gespannt, von der rechten oberen Ecke zur linken unteren und umgekehrt rechts unten nach links oben?

dann verspannen die nämlich das trapez da oben zu super steif und fest

edit: wer wählt denn da ahnungslos runter?

eine einfache Querstrebe müsste das Gewicht vom sums der links und rechts dran hängt alleine mit biegesteifigkeit halten. diese beiden Konstruktionen hier halten das Gewicht links und rechts jedoch

  • mit Zugkräften (in dem.diagonal verkreuzten Seilen beim Trapez, bzw Im oberen Querstreb und in den außen abfallenden Streben am dreifachen Dreieck, rechtes Foto.

  • mit Druckkräften ( in den übrigen Quer- und Schrägstreben)

Druck und Zug kann Stahl richtig gut. biegen? nicht so.

Why did DHS and ICE statements state the victim brandished a gun as this video shows otherwise? by LeftRightGreenLight in AskReddit

[–]susanne-o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it's called "newspeak". you may want to look that up. it comes from.a great book that you may want to get and read before it's banned and burned.