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In the US the term "race" always refers to the social construct. The german word "Rasse" did not undergo that same change in meaning. Even the most extreme right wing in Germany, the most openly racist people you can find would not dare to use that word in this manner in public. This is far more offensive than using the n-word.
So having germans agree to such statements especially so many is genuinely quite shocking.
The impact would be quite serious, if they crash at speed but even falling on a car or a human would be quite serious, possibly deadly, even if the propellers don't spin.
Recent governments merely organized a shutdown that was effectively decided in the last century at the end of the cold war. The importance of Merkel, Fukushima etc. in these discussions are completely overrated imo.
As an aside Germany got fuel for nuclear reactors from Russia.
Any opposition you do hear on this from within Germany is usually opportunistic. People are against the Greens so they just take the opposite position on their policy. A good example of this is Markus Söder (CSU) who flip flopped on this multiple times.
Realistically speaking there is no serious politician or party with a pro-nuclear position in Germany that has a plausible plan for leveraging nuclear power at meaningful scale in an economical way. Any such plan would realistically invite massive opposition because nobody wants nuclear facilities in their vicinity.
That's really important. It's annoying to constantly have to explain and justify basic things because people in power don't understand what the workers are doing. I'm also pretty sure that's true regardless of who you are, which company or industry you work in and what you do, you'd prefer to be lead by people who understand what you are doing.
That sounds interesting. How do you determine, if the db should get reset?
So essentially everyone who isn't very into law and order type politics and cares about civil rights is against this, regardless of where they are on the political spectrum. This is typical for such issues in Germany.
Germany has the idea of "Wandel durch Handel" (change through trade)[1], which is essentially that you can prevent and make war non-viable and eventually even change countries to follow democratic norms. The EU is the most extreme version of this.
China has 1B potential viewers/customers that hollywood wants as an audience to grow and increase profit, so they'll do their best not to anger the chinese government. As a consequence movies avoid showing China in a bad light and they avoid topic that could get movies censored or forbidden in China.
The zalando postgres-operator also mentions as a feature:
> Live volume resize without pod restarts (AWS EBS, PVC)
It is not realistic that you can trust everyone who needs to access the data with access to the database as they might easily cause problems with poorly written queries.
Additionally you may want invariants maintained, that the database cannot maintain but an application in front of it can.
Also for historical data or analytical queries postgres is not ideal either, so you probably want to move the data into some OLAP database or datalake.
> I can implement a website as a SSR app that talks directly to the db. Maybe tomorrow I decide I need to work on a web scraper that will use python, instead of adding more API endpoints to allow the scraper to talk to the database, I just talk to the database...
If the website and the scraper are just parts of the same application, it makes sense to do this but if they are genuinely different applications. I would use different databases here.
What are the database tools for access logs, metrics on throughput, latency, tracing etc.? Not to mention other topics like A/B tests, shadow traffic, authorization, input validation, maintaining invariants across multiple rows or even tables...
Databases often either have no tools for this or they are not quite as good.
The theory is that under an indirect third party effect free speech becomes effectively limited, if large companies censor people. As a result they can be compelled not to do so within reason. For example, if a social media platform bans you, you can sue them and they have to show that they have sufficient reason and that they gave you opportunity to appeal etc. If they fail, they have to unban you.
On delete cascade, depending on how many rows it cascades to, can be problematic because it's a very long running blocking operation. That's something one might want to do as a background operation and in batches. Although that won't make it faster.
Because it's not a business. Health regulations for restaurants also don't apply to your kitchen at home, even if you are inviting friends for dinner.
Sometimes this can even be a problem in cities when the available infrastructure is at the limit. It's quite possible to move to an area, after having checked that good internet is available and suddenly the provider says no when signing up.
If you don't want to essentially demolish such a house next spring, you definitely need to provide at least a minimum of heat to the entire house and as you can't exactly do campfires inside you have to centrally heat it.
* Germany has no prime minister, Germany has a chancellor.
* The prime minister didn't appoint her, the cabinet did.
* She is not head of climate policy, she is a special envoy for climate policy as part of the federal foreign office. This is a diplomatic position. That means such decisions are out of scope here entirely.