FinnKuhn

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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
Yes, you are right and I mixed them up. Too late to edit or delete the comment now though. Deel is the ycombinator startup that allegedly spied on their competition while Delve is the ycombinator startup that allegedly fakes SOC2 compliance
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
I moderate r/selfhosted and we tried to enforce this rule almost 1:1, so let me predict on how this is going to go based on my experience. 1. You try to ban low quality vibe-coded projects, but try to not ban high quality projects that
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
German copyright works a bit different from US copyright, as it requires a "personal intellectual creation", but there have already been multiple court cases that decided AI generated content is not protected by German copyright a
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
These audits for Apple were done by EY. As a German I remember that they were banned from doing certain audits in Germany until earlier this year due to their involvement in the wirecard scandal. So at least my personal believe that their a
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
Their website is still up, but I have a hunch you can find some other certificate mill that will give you a SOC2 certificate just as easily.
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
I think companies like Deel showed that SOC2 is more show than anything else. For context, this is how easy it is to get a SOC2: https://deepdelver.substack.com/p/delve-fake-compliance-as-a...
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/EN/Areas/Energy/HydrogenCor... Germany is planing a hydrogen pipeline network.
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
That's fine, but why add a folder structure and placeholder files then? And they still have a repository with the code available as well, so it doesn't mislead anyone into believing that they are source available or open source:
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
> So they would use the excessive power generated by wind+solar into producing H2 from water and then transport it? Theoretically it can work, but as you mentioned, can they produce enough hydrogen to match the demand via wind+solar? I t
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
The person publishing the software. Who that is I don't know as it is not displayed anywhere on the website and the the github repo is published by "LazoVelko". Who this is I don't know either. For all I know they are a
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
Gas/Hydrogen are Germany's answer to you last point. You can store energy created by renewables this way easily and use it when needed. Right now we can't produce enough hydrogen though, so gas can be used in the meantime, bu
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
One interesting thing would be to have a certain section of your screen always start with the same first letter so you can already intuitively start typing it while checking the 2nd letter.
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
Why even have a github if you don't actually publish anything there. To suggest that you are trustworthy and associate yourself with open source or source available without having to actually do it? Planning to do it, but being ashamed
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
Nowadays it is mostly two things. The 1st reason is nuclear waste. Germany is more densely populated than the US so you can't store it far away from humans. The solution tried before was to just store it deep underground. Turns out tha
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
When you turn 18 the EU gives away a lot of free tickets. And free beats even the cheapest flight. Great program for young people to learn more about other countries I made use of as well.
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
So the incentive to have Claude Code use more tokens should be even stronger then as AI & Enterprise are using consumption based pricing.
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Try Even a Little at Conferences(maxwellforbes.com)
3 points by FinnKuhn 3mo ago|0 comments
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
This isn't just a spam problem, it's a technology making mediocre content economically viable at unprecedented scale. /s If I see a post that starts with this type of sentence structure I don't even bother to read any of
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
Correction: It is actually "---" in LaTeX and "--" only creates an en-dash.
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
For Windows it's Win+Shift+"-". I suspect it is more common to see in papers as you can type it with just "--" in LaTeX.
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Trans Sahara West to East(sahara-overland.com)
2 points by FinnKuhn 3mo ago|0 comments
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
It costs $20 and comes with wifi and bluetooth. Seems like a valid choice to me.
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
Bold prediction. ;) The more interesting question would be, what non-mainstream tech makes it to any popular movie? My guess would be Meta glasses.
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by FinnKuhn 3mo ago
They still make some models in an electric variant.
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by FinnKuhn 4mo ago
> People in a town square still have identities. They are just likely to not know each other. I think that entirely depends on the size of the town. For a big city this is absolutely true, but in a small village you would expect to find
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Proton's crypto is not Transparent and not OPAQUE(schaerli.org)
4 points by FinnKuhn 4mo ago|0 comments
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by FinnKuhn 4mo ago
They don't offer GmbH & Co. KG as an option.
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by FinnKuhn 4mo ago
You can't wrap an email as a Christmas present.
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by FinnKuhn 4mo ago
OP mentioned in the post that they can't move outside of Germany as it would trigger the exit tax (which would probably cost them significantly more). This is going against multiple EU principles, but it was only introduced in 2022 and
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by FinnKuhn 4mo ago
Apparently, they did a rework of the interface a few years ago. https://github.com/thunderbird/developer-docs/blob/master/th... and https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/02/the-futu

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