Die gute alte Claire Grube, da fehlt dann aber noch ihr Lebensgefährte Rainer Zufall.

While vegetarians won't eat things that caused harm to produce

This is nonsense, since there is a lot of animal harm involved in the production of eggs and milk.

And I don't see the contradiction you are seeing. Your piracy argument is pro music/movie industry and the vegan argument is against the meat industry. Doesn't make much sense to equate those arguments.

It's a random list for sure, but vendor lock-in can also be a problem for companies hosting their stuff in the cloud in a similar manner to what's happening with unity.

A simple website to show if it matters to you is this one (ideally check it on a screen with more than 60hz):

https://www.testufo.com/

Everyone's perception is different, I've met someone who couldn't tell the UFOs apart past 30 fps. They also didn't like shooters/action games much, probably because following fast movements was difficult for them.

But I think the vast majority of people easily notice the difference between 30 and 60. And 60 to 120 should also be possible notice for most. As for me, I used to play Quake 3 a lot and back then that was played on 120 or even 240hz CRTs. The first flat screens with slow reaction times and 60hz max were quite a step down.

While I don't really like linus tech tips, they did some nice testing on the topic and came to the conclusion that more fps is measurably better for shooters, even if the refresh rate can't keep up.

Here you go: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/

But on a more serious note, I don't really agree. Writing more code needs to be a conscious choice, but going for the shortest code too often creates a mess. I know, since I was that junior dev who just wanted to get stuff done and I would ignore project architecture in order to have to implement less, like accessing the database in GUI code.

Shorter code with the same amount of coupling between components and with the same readability is always better though.

Even better is to ship small increments often.

Unfortunately in many organisations, leadership doesn't really understand that instead of reducing quality, scope should be reduced in order to ship faster. And developers rarely have a say in these things.

While I agree that it can be considered a hot take industry wide, I don't think for most devs that is a hot take, the ones whom I've seen ship broken stuff were rushed on tight deadlines and didn't have the experience/motivation/political capital to fight back on deadlines.

Not sure if these are hot takes:

• Difficult to test == poorly designed
• Code review is overrated and often poorly executed, most things should be checked automatically (review should still be done though)
• Which programming language doesn't matter (within reason), while amount of programming languages matters a lot

AfD aus Protest zu wählen ist wie sich selbst in die Hose zu scheißen damit andere es riechen müssen.

Wo kann ich unsere Zivilisation shorten?

Genau, die Jobs sind ja nicht verloren, sondern überflüssig und unnötig. Nur statt dass wir alle was davon haben, bekommen einige wenige den Gewinn.

Ein wirklich detailliertes Budget erstellen war für mich das Wichtigste. Einfach jede kleine Ausgabe kategorisiert in ne Tabelle eintragen und am Ende des Monats/Jahres auswerten.

Ohne Überblick über die Finanzen hatte ich weder eine Idee was ich mir leisten kann, noch wusste ich wo es großes Sparpotenzial gibt.

Beim Auto ist echt oft viel Potential da und es wird von den Meisten unterschätzt wie viel Geld insgesamt mit Steuer, Versicherung, Wartung und Wertverlust draufgeht.

Und Leute begründen dann ihr überdimensioniertes teures Auto damit, dass sie damit ja in Urlaub fahren, sind aber den Rest des Jahres die meiste Zeit damit alleine unterwegs. Mit nem viel günstigeren Auto für den Alltag und nem gemieteten für den Urlaub kämen sie günstiger weg. Ist aber eh nur ein vorgeschobener Grund.