Zufriedenheit

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by Zufriedenheit 3mo ago
It is really worrisome to me that such a procedure is even possible. I don't understand all the EU voting rules, they are so complex that it feels to me like if they want to push something through there is always some way to do it even
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by Zufriedenheit 3mo ago
They claim to protect consumers and privacy and then push this creepy surveillance state.
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by Zufriedenheit 4mo ago
All GmbH are mandated to publish their financial statements in Germany. Its on Bundesanzeiger a government website which of course takes a fee again…
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by Zufriedenheit 5mo ago
I am consciousness.
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by Zufriedenheit 7mo ago
If they force their spyware into Android/iOS you are running out of options.
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by Zufriedenheit 7mo ago
Apple future strategy seems to be to sell ad placements throughout their ecosystem. Very sad about that. :( I especially chose Apple because of the clean experience.
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by Zufriedenheit 7mo ago
I am still waiting for a wired AirPod 4 ANC equivalent. Wired, earbud but not silicon in-ear style. Still using my normal wired headphones never switched to wireless so far but longing for an ANC version.
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by Zufriedenheit 8mo ago
The companies scraping the whole internet without caring for anyone’s tos and illegally torrenting every single book ever written are now complaining about the output of their models being used for training. That is very ironic.
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by Zufriedenheit 8mo ago
One way to fix this would be to decrease the corner radius again with the additional benefit of looking better and more efficient use of space /s
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by Zufriedenheit 9mo ago
The german energy policy has really been an economic failure on an epic scale. They destroyed 30+ fully functional nuclear power plants because of fear of radiation. In the last 20 year spend >500billion € to remodel the energy grid. Now
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by Zufriedenheit 9mo ago
DB is well known to be used as a "golden parachute" by german politicians. When they loose popularity in politics they escape by giving themselves a high payed position at state owned DB company. Problem is they have no knowledge
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by Zufriedenheit 9mo ago
DB is not privatized. It is 100% owned by the state.
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by Zufriedenheit 10mo ago
Before artificial general intelligence there will be artificial general interface. One AI model will become the UI to all other services and apps. Maybe.
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by Zufriedenheit 10mo ago
Many news articles have social media posts as sources. Most articles have other articles as sources. And then wikipedia takes the info from the news articles and compiles them. Now google takes all of these and creates summaries again and t
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by Zufriedenheit 11mo ago
It is the wet dream of a social media company to replace the pesky content creators that demand a share of ad revenue with an generative ai model, that pumps out a constant stream of engagement farming slop, so they can keep all the ad reve
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by Zufriedenheit 11mo ago
I don't know how much of my image of him is his public facade. But the facts that he contently lived in the first house he bought in Omaha for his whole life and stayed together with his wife for many decades, working in the same offic
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
EU officials should create an environment where abundant private companies can afford to put out many great open models instead of funding some selected individuals with taxpayer money.
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Is this just RTK? Which uses an extra stationary antenna and has been around for years. Or is there something new here?
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Probably not easy to build this type of deep integration as a third party developer. Apple could easily cripple the access for „security“ reasons and build a much better competitor themselves with first class integration into the os.
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Somebody sued Tesla at a UK consumer court because FSD was advertised as delivering fully automatic driving soon. It was based on Consumer Rights Act, which states that goods must match their advertised description. Tesla ended up paying ba
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
A story from a german town: We have an 200 year old bridge, which can't be used anymore. It's a small bridge only about 100m long and 5m high i would guess. The state owned railroad wants to replace it. Everybody agrees. Local peo
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
What makes German cars uncompetitive in the world market are actually high production costs. Which is due to high energy, labour cost and social tax. Combined with a lack of innovation. This is impossible to fix with a state subsidy.
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Can this become dangerous for airplanes? Or are they fully burned up before reaching that low altitude?
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Wow. I did follow the case closely at the time. Trevor Milton is such an obvious fraudster. I could't understand how anybody believed him. Just knowing a tiny bit about technology is enough to tell that he was just talking complete non
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
I did the same calculation for my home a while back. Came to a similar result: about 0.5M EUR battery would be needed. Also self discharge is a big problem. Probably redox-flow battery would be best for this use case.
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Generally regulations should be enacted as a response to something major going wrong in the market. But the EU regulates before there’s even a single product on the market. How do you want to regulate AI if the technology completely changes
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Maybe to give something back to the pirates, Anthropic could upload all the books they have digitized to the archive? /s
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Is there any way to achieve this on mobile iOS?
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
To make matters worse, on mobile web there is no way of turning this off or switching the audio track at all :(
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by Zufriedenheit 1y ago
Same here. English seems to be a very invasive language for the mind.

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