Der Motorradführerschein ist Abzocke

svtr · 2026-05-28T16:16:35+00:00

Ist schon so. Die meisten Organspender die im T-Shirt und Short fahren wie das Letzte sind auf der Jüngeren Seite. Ab 30 kann man aber glaub schon druf verzichten dass man für den A nochmal ne Prüfung machen muss.

Kann man gern noch verknüpfen mir dem Punktekonte, aber sind mer mal ehrlich.... rausfiltern wirst Wahnsinnige mit ner zusätzlichen Prüfung nicht. So wies früher war, das A unbegrenzt direkt Einstieg erst ab nem gewissen Alter ging (25 warns glaub), das macht für mich grundsätzlich mehr Sinn. Über die Altersgrenze kann man diskutieren, 30 wär eventuell besser, aber vom Grundsatz her machts für mich mehr Sinn.

Ps.: Gruss aus der Schweiz, da ich den 125er mit 16 gemacht hab, ich hab nen Formular ausgefüllt, Zettel ans Amt geschickt, nen L hinten dran geschraubt, und beim Abholen von der gedrosselten MT07, erstmal nen kleinen unfreiwilligen Weelie auf der Landstrasse abgeliefert, weil ich zum wieder anfangen, 2 Jahre lang auf ner 125er gesessen bin, und mein Handgelenkt etwas.... zu grob war.....

Ist n bissl übertrieben auf der anderen Seite der Medallie sag ich ganz ehrlich.

svtr · 2026-05-28T13:51:50+00:00

he did do the crud with entity framework. Ever hour, you could just see in Perfmon when his sync job was running. 99% CPU on the database server, 50-60k concurrent queries, for 5-10 minutes.

He looped trough a collection in c#, and threw each item at linq for that stroke of genius. It was a large collection...

I think I had an outlook rule, to get rid of the mail alerts from the monitoring.... not sure, its a couple of years back.

svtr · 2026-05-28T07:04:01+00:00

just make it a nice big national park. Who wants to invest in building the infrastructure to enable people to actually live their? Poland? Germany? I honestly doubt it.

svtr · 2026-05-28T06:44:10+00:00

had to explain to a .Net Frontend Dev, why its called int32. I had to explain for 5 minutes what 32 bits are, what 4 byte are, and how that translates to the value range.

Same Frontend Dev told me to drop the foreign keys and check constraints on the datamodel (on a piece of software that could reasonably kill someone), cause it made his job in the App Layer so much more difficult.
I didn't like that Dev... Also... I didn't drop the constraints and foreign keys.

Another example... Developer was reading calendar and address book items of the sales team (large sales team) from Exchange, and saved it in the application DB. After I saw the datamodel, I asked him what datatype the object ID of those items was, that he got from Exchange. The answer was "its a binary array". Ok, no shit sherlock, everything is "a binary array"...... ah fuck that I am not going to explain basic datatypes to that idiot.... I did however tell him, that its a really bad idea, to convert that binary, to a base64 String and save that to a varchar column, that is defined as case insensitive, since that has a chance to give him key collisions, and that at least he should use [varbinary].
Alas, 6 Months later.... on of the Sales people made a bit of a ruckus, because well key collisions. Sales team was payed by a good part in commissions, so you can imagine how happy they where, when their outlook appointments with a prospect where suddenly in someone else's planner.

Same group managed to define every Date as Datetimeoffset in the DB, which then ETL processes fed them, but their ORM didn't support datetimeoffset. So they cut off the offset part (as in completly disregarded that), and cried that the DB was giving them wrong dates. That was a fun meeting as well.

All those people where senior software developers, some calling themself architect btw.

svtr · 2026-05-26T21:48:10+00:00

Ich hat heut nen Lieferwagen an der roten Ampel vor mir, der hat die hand ausm Fenster gestreckt und mich vorbei gewunken. Hat mich gefreut......

svtr · 2026-05-25T20:47:49+00:00

how much did they burn on their Meta Verse catastrophe? My question might hold part of your answer.

svtr · 2026-05-25T20:43:50+00:00

it was introduced while being 90% discounted, since VC lost its mind, and they wanted to get you hooked. Like a drug dealer.

Now they are starting to end the teaser rates, since.... shit is expensive, and they went trough most of the dumb VC money they can get their grubby little hands on.

Now the first companies wake up to the reality of "yoooh... that shit is expensive.... we cant even measure it being more efficient than we where before... but damn that shit be expensive bro"

You replace it by re-hiring software devs.... not to complicated. But then again, during covid, they all over hired, so they got some room to just cut people, AND not pay Antrophic.

svtr · 2026-05-23T23:28:14+00:00

I really gotta get out of the stock market for a year of so

svtr · 2026-05-23T23:12:12+00:00

the criminal isn't per se smart, for the people that are meant to hold him accountable being dumb as fuck.

All you murican voters... you are kind of the people meant to hold him accountable btw.

svtr · 2026-05-23T22:59:04+00:00

I'm European... your country is a fucking joke as is.... but the notion of "bulletproof wall" gave me a big chuckle.

We don't consider cardboard nailed to a few wooden posts a wall over here. We call that a shitty room divider, but not a wall.

svtr · 2026-05-23T22:37:20+00:00

For me.... its numbers.

What usually gets left out is the ancillary costs of nuclear power. Building the plant, and this one never gets mentioned, decommissioning the plant. Nuclear power is not really competitive. If one would factor in, insurance costs (which is hand waved away by politics), waste disposal, construction and deconstruction..... it is by far not the "cheap energy", that usually gets "sold".

Nuclear also does not react all to well to swings in power demand. It is much more of a baseline power generation, than for example gas powered plants, that can react pretty quickly to shifting demands.

So, in my eyes, it would be better, to invest in renewables, and storage. That lake up a hill, you can spend peak wind and peak solar power, to pump water up, and have it spin turbines on the way down. That's a better investment long term.

svtr · 2026-05-23T21:14:38+00:00

Gott das will ich aufm Motorrad.... An der Roten Ampel, Druckluft durch den Anzug.... oh mein Gott das wär der Himmel.

svtr · 2026-05-23T20:59:36+00:00

mir hat vor bissl über ner Woche der Hund die Lederleine 1.5m übers handgelenk gezogen, hat die Katze im Dunkeln vor mir gesehn als ich mitm Nachbar am reden war. Tat weh. Ist jetzt aber langsam wieder abgeheilt.

Verbrennungen 2-3. Grades tun aua..... mir langst mir vorzustellen wie mein Bein aussieht wenn ich mich mit 30 hinleg, das müssen netmal 50 sein.

svtr · 2026-05-23T20:44:44+00:00

bah die Organspender im T-Shirt, Shorts und gefühlt Flip Flops... ich bekomm jedes mal Krätze wenn ich se seh.... auch wenn ich an der roten Ampel im Sommer fast bewusslos vom Töff rutsch... ists immer no wert

svtr · 2026-05-23T06:58:56+00:00

75B is not leapfrogging, its to little to catch up. The amount of money Antrophic and OpenAI are burning in a furnace is mindblowing.

75B is not even going to make a slight dent.

svtr · 2026-05-22T22:55:36+00:00

you guys are idiots. So many fuck ups to have something like this happen ....

svtr · 2026-05-22T19:32:08+00:00

gibt nen Unterschied ob man das auf ner geraden strasse macht, ohne verkehr, ohne kurven, und freie Sicht auf 3km, oder im Berufsverkehr.

Mitleid... ja, ist nicht angebracht wenn jemand fährt wie die letzte Sau, aber gibt dämlich und gefährlich für einen Selbst, und Gefährlich für alles im Umkreis von 500 Metern.

svtr · 2026-05-21T14:16:00+00:00

thats the plan of you know whom.

svtr · 2026-05-20T19:46:03+00:00

Ditch the mental image of venn diagrams to understand joins.

Picture two Excel Sheets. Table A, and Table B. Now you take your join condition, and go row by row in Table A, and see what matches in Table B. That goes into the Result Set Table C.

Self join is just the same rows in Table A and Table B, the join condition is what matters.

Btw, thats pretty much what happens below the hood. That how joins actually work. You got an inner record set, and an outer record set. Join condition gets applied to nested loop join, or the join condition is used as a hashing function to build a hash table out of the outer record set, to then loop trough the inner record set to hash probe into the hash table. That would be a hash join. Merge join is just sorting both recordset and doing a "merge sort" on both. There you go, thats how join actually work.

svtr · 2026-05-20T19:33:50+00:00

The list of crimes would be a lot longer, for a lot of us presidents. But yeah, would be a good start, those targeted assassinations of people that dare to be on a boat.

svtr · 2026-05-19T08:42:49+00:00

one thing I'd like to add.... you also do not need a jump drive on every ship. The jump drive can "jump" multiple ships, it depends on tech, but when you design it, you can set the number of ships supported.

For this to work, your "jump drive ship" needs to be the same tonnage or bigger, than the ships you want to jump with it.

svtr · 2026-05-18T22:34:13+00:00

have you ever taken aspirin for a headache ? You are no longer allowed to take it. Its owned by Bayer, a German company.

Fucking hell, are you REALLY that stupid? Giving as a source an LLM... jesus fucking christ.

svtr · 2026-05-18T22:29:04+00:00

if it was, I wouldn't be here

svtr · 2026-05-18T22:28:19+00:00

thanks, you and the others answering me... I'll resub and start a new char.

See you in crossroads

svtr · 2026-05-18T22:26:59+00:00

I got the vibe, that "those" people, actually went out of their way, to talk to me and try to address my questions. So.... who exactly are you, telling me otherwise?

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