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2y ago
All of Berlin‘s district heating plants provide heat AND electricity. So the government owns a huge share of all electricity producers in this city now, too (about 60 % of the total production capacity). Whether this constitutes a monopoly
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> „Public spaces“ Usually buildings have private property owners. They agree to putting a bill board on their wall or they don’t. Graffiti sprayers usually don’t ask for permission — and that’s where the difference comes from. In Europe
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You are laughing. But the city of Berlin was not able to provide this service. Spending a day in the park or on the playground with kids and needing a rest room meant either hiding in a bush, going home early or to the next restaurant where
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Well, it could buy them. If they had money left to spend. But Berlin pays for a lot of public services already because it is operated by politicians who cater to the same public that favors removing bill boards. As a result e.g. they just b
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Worked out very well in clearing the city of advertisements or in improving the quality of life of its people because they see less public advertisement? In Berlin the largest bill board provider (Wall GmbH) also builds public toilets. Than
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It sounds really interesting. But the only thing it does not do is scanning for vira/malwares, although this could be implemented using GRR I guess. How does Google mitigate malware threats in-house?
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It was a binary data file (supposedly invalid) that caused the actual CS driver component to BSOD. However, they used the „sys“ suffix to make it look just like a driver supposedly to get Windows protection from a malicious actor to just de
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By-passing the discussion whether one actually needs root kit powered endpoint surveillance software such as CS perhaps an open-source solution would be a killer to move this whole sector to more ethical standards. So the main tool would be
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What Is Inside an AI Accelerator?
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> (use-package treesit What’s the use of this package? Isn’t Treesitter built in Emacs (at least if compiled with tree sitter support)?
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Modern Emacs TypeScript Web Config
(ovistoica.com)
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He is an accomplished software developer at the age of 69 — he retired.
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I love „Neo Turf Masters“ — which always has been Neo Geo exclusive AFAIK and possibly the best golf simulation if you don’t actually play Golf. There is a Switch „port“ which really is just emulating the console but a fun diversion from Ze
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I understand your frustration with snaps, but I consider it a very good distribution channel for commercial applications on Linux systems. Something that Appimage or Flatpak could not easily provide without a commercial entity backing it l
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There is already a Debian port available for RISC-V platforms including 99% of its packages: https://wiki.debian.org/RISC-V IIRC even a port of Fedora Linux. So you could use it as a daily driver already — unless you need a
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Run Debian Stable and install Flatpak. This provides exactly that kind of „different environment“ where bleeding edge software won’t break your system. (Of course, not everything is available as a flatpak. But hopefully that will improve
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2y ago
You ddos'ed your university home page. ;)
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Sounds great until > requires an analog thermodynamic computer Wait. What? Perhaps a trained physicist can comment on that. Thanks.
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Hm. I see. But, ultimately, overfitting is a consequence of too many parameters absorbing the noise. Perhaps one could fit smaller models and add artificial noise.
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> the lottery hypothesis Isn’t that another way of saying the optimization algorithm used in finding the network‘s weights (gradient descent) can not find the global optimum? I mean this is nothing new, the curse of dimension prevents an
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> well, to the stuff described in this new paper., from Konrad Seppelt at the Freie Universität Berlin. Prof. Konrad Seppelt became kind of famous in his community for creating various exotic Xenon substances including the world’s first
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Hm. The main criticism is you get locked into a cloud platform storing your private key(s) when using „passkeys“. This can be convenient as you can use your favorite smart phone to authenticate everywhere or even choose to rely on local TPM
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I think the biggest advantage TypeScript gives is discoverability when using a language server driven development environment. Hover over a function and you’ll get its signature and doc string. This will work quite quickly due all of the ty
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> The EMU is a mechanism effectively set up to extract wealth from the european periphery, for the benefit of Germany (and maybe to a lesser extent Framce). Finland is very much on the losing side, along with Greece, Portugal etc. Nonsen
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You are right, of course. I mixed it up because the leader of the „defenestrators“ — Count Thurn — resided in Karlštejn before the event. And I had a reference to him in a precursor of the post.
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> So what other defenestrations are there? There are three official counts of Bohemian uprising culminating in the defenestration of officials: 1) In 1419 a Hussite crowd killed town council members in the then New Town of Prague. Notabl
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I know it‘s an April‘s fool. But I don’t get this recent trend of people arguing in favor of a monorepo (at my work place, too). It’s a nightmare to handle and use. What gives?
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I guess this could work but all instructions I could find back then were saying to create a FAT32 file system. I switched to exFAT after finding some installation files being large than 4GB. But then the stupid thing would not boot. So I ma
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I had trouble booting the Windows 10 installer from an exFAT formatted usb drive. That was thee years ago. So back then I had to recompress a cab file to make it smaller than 4GB using Linux. It worked but I was scratching my head that this
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Unfortunately, this is purely convention and does not give a 100% guarantee of upgrading to latest minor versions not breaking your code.
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