Ich stell's mir eben so vor, dass wenn der Feinstaub irgendwie nicht nach oben wegkommt, dass er sich dann oben zu einem gewissen Grad sammelt. Und dann ist alles, was darunter in die Luft gesprengt wird, sowohl über den direkten Weg hörbar, als auch über Reflektionen an der Feinstaubdecke, die wir sonst nicht hätten. Aber ja, kein Plan, ob das tatsächlich so zusammenhängt...
Aber wenn der Alien "Shhd" macht, dann müsste es doch leiser werden?
Noch 'ne wilde Theorie, warum das lauter ist: Wurde ja auch hier auf Lemmy postuliert, dass aktuell Inversionswetterlage ist und dadurch der Feinstaub nicht wegkommt. Höchstwahrscheinlich reflektiert so Feinstaub besser den Schall als wenn er ungehindert in Richtung All durchbrettert...
Hatte auch zuerst überlegt, jetzt um Mitternacht zumindest aus dem Fenster zu schauen, wenn schon alle ihr Geld in die Luft jagen. Aber der Lärm ist es absolut nicht wert...
Jo, die eigene Technik-Suppe: 10/10
Dass ständig irgendwelche Affen-Firmen mir ihre Schrott-Suppe aufzwängen wollen: -1/10
Well, OP mentioned an Excel import, so I'm not 100% sure what that means either. 🙃
But yeah, that's part of why I'm wondering. I hardly know anything about Postman, so I'm probably underestimating how complex this would be, but it still feels like at least the core feature-set could easily be covered by an open-source tool, if anyone in the open-source community had that itch to scratch.
Maybe it's also just solving a problem that only companies have? The webpage mentions some things about centrally managing API definitions. Do not ask me why the API definitions are not in a repo. But I guess, if you join a company that works like that, you're not going lean up against that...
I'm genuinely wondering, if this is a situation where the open-source community just uses curl and that's why there's only corporate gunk for those who want more features. For example, curl obviously won't support Excel import, but folks in the open-source community are also very unlikely to want that...
I know, it's kind of the obvious advice, but I would recommend slowly incorporating more and more greens into your diet. I'm no nutritionist, but as I understand, when you just switch out your diet like that, some of your gut bacteria will get none or much less of the food that they need. Then they'll chat up your brain and tell it that it's now craving the food that you've cut out.
If you switch over slowly, your gut bacteria have time to adjust to the new diet and they don't need to make you crave things.
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Well, forget for a moment everything you know about webpages and now you want a form where the user can create an account. The sales person tells you that the user has entered the data for us, so it just needs to be sent with a request to the backend, which always looks the same. And then it just needs to be put into a INSERT INTO
, which also always looks the same.
All of that stuff can clearly be auto-generated by the framework. And 70% of the ~~boilerplate~~ code does exactly that, so that obviously means 70% of the workload of your devs disappears, which means you can get rid of 70% of your developers.
It just makes it really easy to scam people, when they don't know the technical side...
Honestly, it's ridiculous to me, how much bullshit you can get peddled, if you're ready to eat it. Like, absolutely fuck the guy for being proud of firing his workforce, but I cannot blame him for believing the bullshit. At this point, you can readily find scientific studies claiming that AI surpasses humans, and if you look into them, they're just using a bad test setup. Because well, guess what gets you into the news. It's certainly not "AI is only reliably applicable for certain niche use-cases and needs guidance from someone with real intelligence".