Bewelge

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by Bewelge 7mo ago
I think that's incorrect. Exclusivity would be something you grant to YC. These terms need to make sense to be valid. Claiming exclusive rights would mean they are forbidding YOU from licensing YOUR rights to anyone else. Imagine Faceb
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
Would you also say that you cannot "train" intelligence? I would agree that generally, purely acquiring knowledge does not increase intelligence. But I would also argue that intelligence (ie your raw "processing power")
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
Thanks! It seems funny though: The advantages of GPGPU are so obvious and unambiguous compared to AI. But then again, with every new technology you probably also had management pushing to use technology_a for <enter something inappropria
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
Can you elaborate on "resistance against cuda"? What were people clinging to instead?
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
I also find these things incredibly annoying. But I've been actively working in webdev the past couple of years so I was actually keeping up with stuff. And I still consider this a cheat-code. It makes it so easy to cut through the bul
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
> At this point I'm basically programming in English, no? Yea, except they can handle some degree of complexity. Its usefulness obviously really depends on that degree. And I'm sure there are still a lot of domains and types of
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
Just a guess, but to me it sounds like you're trying to do too much at once. When trying something like this: > lots of careful code of registering and unregistering callbacks, some careful thread synchronisation (callbacks get call
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
I did do a German search as well. And bias in that case would be something like "parteiisch" "bevor-/nachteilen". In 2019 a court did say it gives an advantage to incumbents because you had to limit your results to
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
I'm not sure I agree with your analysis. It's true that branding gains importance as a differentiator when the product moves towards being a commodity or if its innovation has reached its peak . But I disagree that it's alway
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by Bewelge 7mo ago
> That’s exactly my point. If a problem exists or a solution to a problem is possible about which no party is willing to talk about, it will not show it. The choice of topics is based on party opinions, not on voter surveys. This is call
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by Bewelge 8mo ago
So now the value is created through curation. Before it was inherent at creation. If you never curate it might seem like it lost value in comparison.
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by Bewelge 8mo ago
I'm 99% sure that ping pong match is CGI. The whole robot has this green screen effect. Look at its feet. And at second 17 it just disappears entirely for a few frames.
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by Bewelge 8mo ago
Haha yea, I almost didn't post my comment since the original submission is about contributors where a one time "introduction fee" would solve these problems. I was specifically thinking about general communication. Comparing
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by Bewelge 8mo ago
> But the value of low quality communication is not zero: it is actively harmful, because it eats your time. But a non-zero cost of communication can obviously also have negative effects. It's interesting to think about where the sw
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by Bewelge 8mo ago
I don't disagree with that, but the market for lemons still doesn't really fit. If I remember my econ class correctly it uses used cars as an example. If you're neighbor bought a used Toyota and tells you about it being a gre
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by Bewelge 8mo ago
It's not a market for lemons. We can share info about the lemons and all choose to use the good ones. There's no information asymmetry.
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
Actually I think I might be mistaken that you are even required to make a business plan. It's listed as one of the steps on the states portal about founding. But it goes on to say that it's not technically required, just highlight
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
German here. That's not true. What crazy documentation do you require? An ID, proof of residence, and a business plan? (edit: you don't even need a business plan) That being said, everything about the process is annoying and you a
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
> It's not unusual now to find myself with at least a couple of simultaneous coding sessions, which I couldn't see myself doing with the friction that using Claude Web/Codex web provides. I envy you for that. I'm not
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
- We narrowed it down to the tool we used to flash the code. - I downloaded the repository, jumped into codex, explained the symptoms and it found and fixed the bug in less than ten minutes. Change the second step to: - I downloaded the rep
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
I'm struggling to form a definitive statement about my thoughts here, but I'll give it a try: Every (useful) abstraction that aims to make an action easier will have to be more complex inside than doing the action itself. Would lo
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
Great job! If it's all on client you should make a PWA out of it so it can be installed and used offline. Built a client only webapp myself and offline usage is the main thing users ask about.
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
>Food security is the last concern for Europe. How do you get that idea? On the contrary, it is one of the main concerns of the EU. And has been since the beginning. The CAP still makes up 40% of the budget. And frankly, for the first ti
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
I really like https://phosphoricons.com/ But other than that, I also usually default to Material UI Icons.
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
Definitely inspired by it - I had been using Synthesia myself to play piano. But it started more as a "Oh you can use MIDI on the web?"-realisation and grew from there
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by Bewelge 9mo ago
Very cool! Love the simplicity of this. Built a similar mode in Midiano (also a midi webapp, but focused on playing MIDI files). But this is much cleaner for a quick exercise. Mine never really got past the prototype stage though. Safe to s
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by Bewelge 10mo ago
To all non-Germans who might get scared by this blogpost: While there's valid issues to complain about, this blogpost is really hyperbole. And frankly, to someone who has lived in the area, it reads purposefully disingenuous. Just ente
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by Bewelge 11mo ago
Only the first few notes (function () { function rateToDistance(rate) { const minR = 0.09; const maxR = 4.65; if (rate < minR) rate = minR; if (rate > maxR) rate = maxR; const t = (rate - minR) / (maxR - minR); return 400 * t; }
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by Bewelge 11mo ago
Almost gave up getting this to work... (function () { function rateToDistance(rate) { const minR = 0.09; const maxR = 4.65; if (rate < minR) rate = minR; if (rate > maxR) rate = maxR; const t = (rate - minR) / (maxR - minR); retu
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by Bewelge 11mo ago
Are you sure they are exempt? I was always under the impression that their practice is pretty obviously illegal. I just did a quick google search and didn't find anything about exemption. So they are as exempt from the GDPR as much as

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