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Personal account, personal opinions. Human. He/Him Senior Developer in Healthcare, Lead Researcher AI-Ethics. "If there is one thing that is biologically certain about the human species, is that it is a human species, one species." Isaac Asimov

#EuroGreenwashing We celebrate putting birds on the Euro note while we subsidise agriculture that uses pestizides, destroys habitats and to round this all up, putting microplastics into our bank notes. This is a greenwashing campaign, systematic symbolism involving cognitive dissonance.

Some asshole stole my top bud. And instead of cutting it, they broke my entire plant 😭

Anekdote & Rant aus mein Leben: Mein Nachname "Borisch" hat schon häufiger bei Berufs- wie Wohnungssuche für Rückfragen gesorgt. "Oh, wo kommt denn deine Familie ursprünglich her?" "Ist dein Nachname polnischer Abstammung?" etc. ...

At the moment I seem to have a hard time to explain some non-technical co-workers the difference between a "Discount Code" (x amount of % or € off product/order / one time use) and a "Voucher Code" (x amount of € et example 20.00€, which you can use until the left over amount reaches 0.00€). Help.

I got a Vokuhila/Mullet now. And the first reactions went from "surprisingly brutal" to "Pornstar" :D Life needs a bit of weird sparkle.

Say about AI what you want. It is in fact a helpful tool, if you know how to use it. A tool. And a respectable one. Even Git v2.55.0 introduced a new contributor: "Claude Sonnet 4.6". Demystify AI. It's not a killer of jobs, if you look beyond the bubble. It's a tool. Nothing more. #DemystifyAI #AI

A screenshot of the beginning of the changelog: "New contributors whose contributions weren't in v2.54.0 are as follows.
Welcome to the Git development community!

  Abhinav Gupta, Aliwoto, Arijit Banerjee, Brandon Chinn, Claude
  Sonnet 4.6, David Lin, Dominik Loidolt, Ethan Dickson, Hugo
  Osvaldo Barrera, Ivan Baluta, Jean-Christophe Manciot, Jonas
  Rebmann, Kévin Leprêtre, Koutian Wu, Kristofer Karlsson,
  Kushal Das, lilydjwg, Luke Martin, Luna Schwalbe, Matheus
  Afonso Martins Moreira, Matteo Beniamino, Michael Grossfeld,
  Owen Stephens, Rob McDonald, Saagar Jha, Scott Bauersfeld,
  Scott L. Burson, Sebastien Tardif, Shardul Natu, Siddh Raman
  Pant, slonkazoid, Tamir Duberstein, and Weijie Yuan.

Returning contributors who helped this release are as follows.
Thanks for your continued support.

  Adam Johnson, Adrian Ratiu, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason, Aindriú
  Mac Giolla Eoin, Alexander Monakov, Alexander Shopov, Alyssa
  Ross, Andrew Kreimer, Arkadii Yakovets, Bagas Sanjaya, ..."A part of the previous screenshot with a highlighted name: "Claude Sonnet 4.6"

I am looking for a writer who is willing to lend their ideas to my very first game-release prequel. II have a roughly specific story in mind with multiple ends. If you want to get paid just as much as I do for this (0,00 €), then you are my person! HMU in my DMs.

I will never understand open source repos that aren't open to change and open to other standards than their own made up stuff. Talking about EU compatibility. #dsa #dma

By the way, I made the third place with my DecSecOps Newsreader & Alert Notifiation tool. Thank you for bombarding the API in this nice test. It was a fun experience. Been a while since I've participated in a hackathon. #DailyDevhackathon Check here: app.daily.dev/posts/hackat...

Hackathon winners are here! | daily.dev

daily.dev has announced the winners of its hackathon powered by CodeRabbit. First place went to 'daily.dev Roulette' — a game that lets users spin through...

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Marv@coppnic.cc · 2mo ago

In case you wonder WHAT I wanted to publish: I love Daily.dev and I use it on a ... daily basis (bad pun intended). So I really loved the opportunity to to know the platform better. The tiny tool I made for the #dailydevhackathon is a notifiyer for DevSecOps. app.daily.dev/posts/dail-d...

Als Stilkritik verkleidet schämt @martinzips.bsky.social (SZ) sich für Geschichte & Kultur und vergisst mir nichts, dir nichts, dass es in einem Sportturnier eben um den Sieg einer Mannschaft über alle anderen Mannschaften geht. Aber Haka ist Kultur? www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/wm-...

Stilkritik: Das offizielle WM-Wikinger-Mannschaftsbild der Norweger

Gerade hatte man sich von Donald Trumps UFC-Fight erholt, blickt einen die norwegische Fußball-Nationalelf als Wikinger an.

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Wait... so I've checked the "worth" of my Vinyls. I have one that is catalogued only with Black colored marker signature (limited artist signature edition) but mine was signed with a golden marker. And no, I am not selling. I am just confused. Does this happen alot? Maybe it was one of the firsts?

Have you ever tried to publish a extension for Chromium? It's hell. Google wants you to pay them money so you can attach your users to their browser and Microsoft, while giving free access to developers, keeps thinking something is "odd" and locks me out of my account due to "unusual activity". lol

The moment when you realize how old you actually are and how short the time feels, when you think about your friends. Like, 20 years ago I was 14 and I congratulated a online friend to his first job. Now, He celebrated his 20th anniversary at his company and I just realized: I AM OLD.

My parents, born in the GDR, where promised a retirement as incentive to not pursue their (in the GDR) learned job and instead accept the next best job after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Now politics want to cut the retirement pay so people keep working even in retirement.

You don't need to be an innovater in a emerging technology. But you should be an early-adopter: Try, test and find ways to implement new technology into your workflow.

This year it will be 20 years that I registered my first username, 19 years since I've started programming. What a journey. Crazy how much the technology changed. I've witnessed technological changes and even shaped some of them. I am thankful for the journey and am curious about it's future.

I can't complain about the higher prices for computer parts. Finally the prices are moving towards their real values, instead of dumping prices to flush markets. Even tho my wallet is shedding a tear everytime I look for spare parts (single tear emoticon).

It's 2026 and the ones we voted still surveil us, instead of us forcing them to be transparent. Everything as always, nothing to see, move along.

Funny how in the german language the em-dash (Geviertstrich, —) is exclusively and still extremely untypically used for lists, yet since the surge of LLM Chatbots, I see hundreds of german articles each week that use — in the middle of text. The em-dash is NEVER used in text. At least read through!