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by ahubert 3y ago
(happy to elaborate if there are any questions)
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On the new Dutch intelligence and security law(berthub.eu)
194 points by ahubert 3y ago|82 comments
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Dutch gov proudly announces it will tap Europe's largest internet exchanges(fosstodon.org)
20 points by ahubert 3y ago|2 comments
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by ahubert 3y ago
Hello! Well it made some difference, the law was toned down a bit, and it all caused a lot of noise. Also, the government has now sent out various legally binding letters on how they will not use the law. I suspect that will have reduced th
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by ahubert 3y ago
Hi - I know about Scaleway, it is <0.1% of the size of AWS, and it is very French as you noted. Still they are doing good work.
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A 2024 Plea for Lean Software (with running code)(berthub.eu)
10 points by ahubert 3y ago|2 comments
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On the Sad State of Europe's Cloud: Taking the Airbus to the IKEA Cloud(berthub.eu)
4 points by ahubert 3y ago|1 comments
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by ahubert 3y ago
So you might be able to turn this into your advantage. The zillion people embedding your great work will be on the hook if it turns out they haven't performed sufficient due diligence on ffmpeg. And who knows, you might get them to spo
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EU Cyber Resilience Act: What does it mean for open source?(berthub.eu)
151 points by ahubert 3y ago|99 comments
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EU CRA and the Open Source Ecosystem: Make Industry Pay(berthub.eu)
5 points by ahubert 3y ago|0 comments
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EU "Chat Control" and Mandatory Client Side Scanning(berthub.eu)
262 points by ahubert 3y ago|99 comments
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A Spherical Cow Model of Global Warming (With Data and Code)(berthub.eu)
5 points by ahubert 3y ago|0 comments
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by ahubert 3y ago
Author here - if you have questions, remarks, insights, I'd love to hear about them!
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by ahubert 3y ago
Author here - the protections remain in theory, but will not longer be active beforehand. It is possible that the oversight committee finds the time to check afterwards, but they aren't obliged to do so. Also, by then the damage is don
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by ahubert 3y ago
Well I try to :-)
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by ahubert 3y ago
Author here - I mirrored the page on https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/dutch-intel-law-about-inte... since y'all managed to take out the about:intel server!
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by ahubert 3y ago
author here - if there questions or remarks, I'd be happy to hear!
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Modern deep learning from scratch which reads handwritten letters(berthub.eu)
11 points by ahubert 4y ago|0 comments
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by ahubert 4y ago
that's not how the act works, sorry.
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The EU's new Cyber Resilience Act is about to tell us how to code(berthub.eu)
126 points by ahubert 4y ago|200 comments
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by ahubert 4y ago
That time is hard, I think. So the network itself has needs, you can't just shift all clocks by 55 ns. So instead, an offset is broadcast that tells you what you need to subtract/add to get to UTC.
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by ahubert 4y ago
It was fun to do!
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by ahubert 4y ago
Hi! Galmon guy here. This has only once been a problem, someone with a modified firmware, and that produced some exceedingly strange data. In the galmon design, which is quite neat if I say so myself, data is stored per source. If any data
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by ahubert 4y ago
ASML is actually mentioned twice in the article.
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Is Europe just not good at innovating?(berthub.eu)
142 points by ahubert 4y ago|305 comments
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Big Data Storage and Transfer Formats(berthub.eu)
43 points by ahubert 4y ago|3 comments
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by ahubert 4y ago
hmm not seeing it yet - this is very low bandwidth but fixed rate stuff, where the messages being broadcast also change from time to time. But I may not be understanding fountain codes well enough - they sure seem interesting!
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by ahubert 4y ago
No :-)
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by ahubert 4y ago
Hi! So a phone could well benefit from RTK, but this is a local signal, so you have to pick up something that is relevant for your location. Meanwhile, the High Accuracy Service broadcasts realtime corrections, but it does so on a frequency
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by ahubert 4y ago
Let me know if you ever plan to, I'm ready to help :-) (OP)

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