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'Energieausweis des Bundesverwaltungsgerichts' an Bundesanstalt für Immobilienaufgaben
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fragdenstaat.de
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6 years ago
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deu
den Energieausweis, gemäß Energieeinsparverordnung (EnEV), des Gebäudes des Bundesverwaltungsgerichtes: Bundesverwaltungsgerichts Simsonplatz 1 04107 Leipzig Als Rechtsgrundlage sehe ich hier insbesondere das UIG, da diese Anfrage Umweltinformationen im Sinne des Gesetzes (vgl. dazu § 2 Abs. 3 UIG) betrifft. Das BVerwG hatte mich in einer vorangegangenen IFG/UIG-Anfrage hierbei auf Sie verwiesen. (Nummer 189229, https://fragdenst..
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Are you using the Python library Pandas the right way? Do you wonder about getting better performance, or how to optimize your data for analysis? What does normalization mean? This week on the show we have Hannah Stepanek to discuss her new book "Thinking in Pandas".
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I have been, since my very first foray into startups, a huge advocate of the tag line . A tag line is that one to 10 word phrase that encapsulates exactly what you are building. I talk about this in my document on Opportunity Profiles where I identify it as one of the first things you write down when planning a new venture. This morning, as I engaged in my "just out of bed, the brain is fresh, work on something new and interesting" m....
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Fundamental computer science concepts every software developer should know
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jasoneckert.github.io
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6 years ago
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eng
To be a software developer (a.k.a. programmer or software engineer) today, you don’t need a degree in computer science. In fact, computer science really isn’t about “how” you develop software today at all. It’s about how we approach software problems theoretically. And to be frank, you don’t need to worry about computer science theory to be a good software developer today. You just need to know how to solve problems using code, be good at u..
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Fundamental computer science concepts every software developer should know
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jasoneckert.github.io
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6 years ago
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eng
To be a software developer (a.k.a. programmer or software engineer) today, you don’t need a degree in computer science. In fact, computer science really isn’t about “how” you develop software today at all. It’s about how we approach software problems theoretically. And to be frank, you don’t need to worry about computer science theory to be a good software developer today. You just need to know how to solve problems using code, be good at u..
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We all have been in retrospectives – that familiar end of the iteration/sprint workshop. In the best versions, we’ve almost ritualised reading out the Prime Directive. Some of us even have it memorised – like some sort of religious text.“Regardless of what we discover, we understand and truly believe that everyone did the best job they could, given what they knew at the time, their skills and abilities, the resources available, and the situ..
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I have been, since my very first foray into startups, a huge advocate of the tag line . A tag line is that one to 10 word phrase that encapsulates exactly what you are building. I talk about this in my document on Opportunity Profiles where I identify it as one of the first things you write down when planning a new venture. This morning, as I engaged in my "just out of bed, the brain is fresh, work on something new and interesting" m....
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We’ve got some brand new #DEFCONSafeMode items available at the DEF CON eBay store - a very cool pin, new flag, and a new tee and hoody with our beloved Jack in #glitchmode. Tighten up your Zoom game with a fresh new look!
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In this article, we’ll quickly review the main ways to automatically generate existing infrastructure code from an existing environment — how to clone an environment, make it work, and ensure that it’s repeatable.
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No one knows what changes the coronavirus pandemic will cause. No one. Are we in the first wave, or the second? Will a second wave happen? When? Will there be a vaccine? How resilient will our institutions be? Will we fall from recession into depression?
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On some devices, Capture APIs return images with the correct orientation, meaning that they do not need to be changed to display correctly; on other devices, they return images with a fixed orientation and an EXIF tag that indicates how they must be rotated or flipped to display correctly. More precisely, the Orientation Tag indicates the orientation of the camera with respect to the captured scene and can take a value from 0 to 8, as ill..
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A new AutoHotKey mini-adventure, in which I want a hotkey to create a new tab in a specific container, but here there be dragons!
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A new AutoHotKey mini-adventure, in which I want a hotkey to create a new tab in a specific container, but here there be dragons!
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A common problem with many web apps is that it is not easy to share links to another user. This is usually due to the fact that the transient page state is only stored in memory. I ran into this recently with a page in an app that allowed the user to view a parameter over time. The filter parameters (id, startTime, and endTime) were all stored in the component state and so if the user refreshed the page, all of the previous selection was lo..
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Reducing costs on infrastructure can often feel like a chore when done in isolation. In this post, we’ll discuss the coordinated process that NextRoll is using to make the effort feel like a full-team project with the satisfaction of having a job well done. Costs have a nasty habit of accumulating over time, usually because of a wide variety of decisions made by disparate teams that were made in the past and never revisited. It’s an ancie....
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Highlight Links In Category is a very small MediaWiki extension that applies classes to links based on the links’ targets’ categories. It has a number of incredibly nice use cases; here I give some examples.
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Highlight Links In Category is a very small MediaWiki extension that applies classes to links based on the links’ targets’ categories. It has a number of incredibly nice use cases; here I give some examples.
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Highlight Links In Category is a very small MediaWiki extension that applies classes to links based on the links’ targets’ categories. It has a number of incredibly nice use cases; here I give some examples.
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Gives some background, the current state, and potential timeline for including generics in the Go programming language (LWN.net).
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This blog post aims to demystify the vulnerability and provide remediation details for open source project maintainers looking to patch HTTP request smuggling within their projects.
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Nikita Prokopov, in Software disenchantment : “You donât have to be a genius to write fast programs. Thereâs no magic trick. The only thing required is not building on top of a huge pile of crap that modern toolchain is.” Nikita makes a lot of great points about the general decline of software quality, many of which I have made before . It’s nice to hear this coming from someone else. Permalink.
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Changing the Interview Process during Remote Working
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developers.soundcloud.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Please also see Part 1: Rethinking the Backend Engineering Interview Take-Home Challenge and Part 2: The Recruiting Perspective and Results…
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Changing the Interview Process during Remote Working
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developers.soundcloud.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Please also see Part 1: Rethinking the Backend Engineering Interview Take-Home Challenge and Part 2: The Recruiting Perspective and Results…
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During development of the dashboard I’m making for ClaimR I found myself in the position where I wanted to query a GraphQL endpoint from my backend. (It’s a NextJS powered project, hence the server sided logic is written in Node.) So, I started looking for GraphQL clients but with little success. graphql-request seemed like a match, with what looked like a recent release earlier this year. However, on closer inspection it’s pretty clear tha..
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Graduated! After long months of work, today I finished my graduation project with a 7.5! That means I am now a graduated msc Electrical Engineering. Many thanks to Kees van Berkel and Marc Geilen for their supervising work! Due to the corona crisis the presentation was done fully online through microsoft teams. I have made a recording of the 30 min presentation, links to all material can be found below. I will finish my blog parts about ..
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As part of our Pride Month celebrations, we had the pleasure of speaking to John Elliott, Sainsbury’s CTO for Retail and sponsor of the Sainsbury’s LGBTQ+ Colleague Network, about the importance of empowering LGBTQ+ people in the workplace and how the challenges and experiences LGBTQ+ folks face can be reframed as a source of strength. Amy Lynch, our Head of Diversity & Inclusion - UK, interviews him.
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June 2020 has been revolutionary for many, as activists and supporters came together in response to many disruptive events. This year, Pride looks different.
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In my continuing journey to learn more about Gatsby, React, and all things serverless and single page app I hosted the prototype of my…
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