Fischgericht

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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
If you do not want to run a car company, maybe do not... run a car company? Get an ice cream truck. It absolutely makes no sense to convert a car manufacturer into an AI company. Or a robotics company after you have build CAR FACTORIES arou
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
In the last couple of months it was really crazy: Some inconvenient truth came out, and within minutes the stock made a huge jump UP. Who regards it as a good sign if a car manufacturer just got ordered to pay $200 mio in damages in just on
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
'having paralysed people control things with their minds' would be great if you guys had a healthcare system that would pay for it.
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Sitting over here in Asia, I am doing a wild guess: Most people in the western world have no clue HOW bad the crisis in our electronics industry caused by AI BS, tariff wars etc is. When you wanted to get anything done in China as a western
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
And still there are people here using Twittler for communication. Who drive Swasticars. Who applaud AntichrisThiel. RapisTrump from the parts of Germany known to grow Potatoes in the soil and in the minds. It's a pity our American frie
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Ah, good old remote attestation. Always works out brilliantly. I have this fond memory of that Notary in Germany who did a remote attestation of me being with him in the same room, voting on a shareholder resolution. While I was currently t
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Yes, "just as secure as proprietary OSes" who due to failed signature verification are no longer able to start notepad.exe. I think you might want to go re-read the last ~6 months of IT news in regards of "secure proprietary
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
"The result, the child of the Oracle guy owns half the media" I guess in 90ies version of polymarket nobody would have had that result on their bingo sheet. But, well, they probably also didn't have "something like polym
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Thank you. You just blew my mind. This might be the best (compressed) analogy / short-cut when trying to educate others about WTF is going on here. I will totally steal and use that. Again, thank you.
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
This here has been the key ingredient for the startup culture Estonia now has: https://www.e-resident.gov.ee It's just crazy. I went to the Estonian embassy in Berlin, was offered coffee, and 20 minutes later I had my digit
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Before we closed our office in Mountain View years ago, every time we went over there: - I could not get out of my San Francisco Hotel to get to a deli across the road without having to step over at least 5 homeless people. - I could not fa
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Please: Chill. All good. This is just light entertainment. Still: Under the definitions I work with, an ECU is Hardware. Rule of thumb: If it does not run Doom, it's probably hardware :)
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Safety is relative. Ranger crashes into C15: Ranger wins, C15 passengers dead. Ranger crashes into human: Ranger wins, human dead. C15 crashes into C15: Tossup. C15 crashes into human: C15 wins, but human is less dead. The whole concept of
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
"From 2009." The concept of "software in motors" did not exist in the age of the C15.
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Mine had the HDi engine with DPF and 70hp. Citroën were the first to make DPF standard. Also, I would like to kindly remind you of the concept of "time". This was 25 year ago. The alternatives would have been worse. These days a C
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Citroën were the first to make diesel filters standard. And my C15 had the HDi engine with diesel filters. And unlike others, they did not cheat and were not part of the Diesel scandal. Also, I survived. And when it comes to security featur
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
Public transport porn is actually a big thing in the Czech Republic, at least according to my bookmark collection.
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
I can confirm all of the findings. My first car I got in Germany was a C15. I used it to transport server racks, but also had a mattress in the back and had my first sex on it. On muddy festivals where others cars got stuck, I was able to g
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
What I am missing in this pyramid are brain worms. Brain worms are real food! Don't fall for the ultra-processed glue sniffing practice all scientists wrongly had been recommending you. Have a proudly american-made brain worm instead.
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by Fischgericht 9mo ago
People should finally understand that LLMs are a lossy database of PAST knowledge. Yes, if you throw a task at it that has been done tons of times before, it works. Which is not a surprise, because it takes minutes to Google and index multi
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by Fischgericht 11mo ago
Then this is what you should point out. In this case the file names in your promo visualization should NOT contain the search keyword. So if a search for "fashion upcycling" also returns "case_study_on_how_to_turn_PET_into_cl
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by Fischgericht 11mo ago
I assume that someone has been mighty proud about the website. But I am sorry, it is terrible. Loading my "experience" took over a minute. An my "experience" is not even cached, it was loaded from scratch on the second v
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by Fischgericht 11mo ago
I don't know in which part of this planet you are living in, but: 14 years ago you might have lived a free society where your ideas and thoughts could not cause you to get arrested, deported or killed. Yeah, back then Apples iCloud mig
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by Fischgericht 1y ago
Ahahaha. I can confirm that if I change my Accept-Language headers in my browser from "en" to "en-US" I get the other version of that page. Actually, for everything else I tried other than "en-US" I get the evi
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by Fischgericht 1y ago
As German IT news media has retracted the "Synology reverses" story based on the content they are reading in the press release link, I suspect there is some Geo-stuff involved here (I tested this from multiple German IPs now and a
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by Fischgericht 1y ago
Because I am no longer sure people are all getting shown the same content for that URL, here is what is shown to me (no local caches or proxies): Hard disk drives (HDD) & M.2 NVMe solid-state drive (SSD) Series Details FS, HD, SA, UC, X
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by Fischgericht 1y ago
I do not know if we are getting served different content for the same URL. Content I can see, with server-side timestamp of 2 seconds ago: Hard disk drives (HDD) & M.2 NVMe solid-state drive (SSD) Series: FS, HD, SA, UC, XS+, XS, Plus,
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by Fischgericht 1y ago
Just commented here to point out that this news story spreading is wrong (and that other IT news outlets have since corrected/retracted it), don't have any eggs in that basket, but: Discussions on their reasoning happened back whe
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by Fischgericht 1y ago
This is not "my" link. That link is part of their press release.
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by Fischgericht 1y ago
Last self-reply on this, I promise: If I would have to GUESS here is the explanation to this incorrect story: AFAIK there is not SATA SSD vendor left on the market besides some left-over stock put into enclosures by some chinese companies.

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