croemer

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by croemer 2y ago
It's nice that it plugs into VS Code. I got very put off by Cursor breaking after it imported all my extensions. Also cool that one can easily select different models for different modes. Is there a competitor extension with similar of
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by croemer 2y ago
> I want to preface this by saying that AI tools are categorically and always bad at the things that I’m listing. I think there's a not missing there. Why would you preface that they are categorically and always bad? Makes more sens
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by croemer 2y ago
TabPFN comes out of the German University of Freiburg: https://github.com/PriorLabs/TabPFN
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by croemer 2y ago
Editorialized title? I can neither find anything saying "Oscar" nor "Version Tool"
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by croemer 2y ago
Yes I think it's been fully public out of beta for around 4 months IIRC
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by croemer 2y ago
True, but then they shouldn't claim "High availability" as an empty promise without even a non-binding expected number, like 99.9%. Also, it's not good that they do not have any status tracker that shows summary stats on
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by croemer 2y ago
Thanks, yeah the problem is the things done beyond code-hosting: Authn/z, issues, PRs, community, links pointing at Github URLs. I wish there was a way to automatically mirror those things to Codeberg as a backup. For issues/PRs t
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by croemer 2y ago
Thanks, that's helpful! To break it down for others: Germany is considering making a similar deal for sharing with France as it currently has with the US. So it wouldn't really be a (re)armament, more an increase in resilience by
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by croemer 2y ago
Can you explain what exactly your worry is with GitHub? If you have your repos locally, you can always go somewhere else if/when something happens with GitHub. Except if you rely on things like Github actions or other features that are
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by croemer 2y ago
I've had 0 issues with Hetzner's servers, they're great at that. I hoped this would translate to cloud services as well, but it turns out (not surprisingly in hindsight) that offering a fully managed service is something comp
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by croemer 2y ago
Trump can still make things worse, e.g. explicitly saying "If Putin invaded Estonia, US would stay out of it" or things like this. He hasn't said that (I hope) so there's still some strategic ambiguity - i.e. it's n
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by croemer 2y ago
> Right now, preparations are made for nuclear (re-)armament of europe. Germany in particular is working towards that at this moment. Can you provide a source for this? It would be big if true, in particular the Germany claim. I've
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by croemer 2y ago
Beware if you want to use Hetzner's s3, they had a massive repeated outage over the past few days and don't offer any reliability guarantee, not even something like 99.9%. Maybe you're thinking of something else, or don'
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by croemer 2y ago
Great article, two typos: 1. Kenises should be Kinesis 2. The URL template contains {anynumber}, the text refers to anynumbers (plural)
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Object Storage in location hel1 degraded(status.hetzner.com)
1 points by croemer 2y ago|1 comments
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by croemer 2y ago
Significant, repeated, multi-hour outages of Hetzner's s3 service, first in FSN1, then in HEL1 locations. I tried to look up what the uptime guarantees are (SLAs) for Hetzner bucket storage. Couldn't find anything despite a bit o
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by croemer 2y ago
> imagine if Hitler fired civil servants He did. It's called "Gleichschaltung", we learned about it in school. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zgtyvcw/revision/4
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When allocators are hoarding your precious memory (2021)(algolia.com)
3 points by croemer 2y ago|1 comments
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by croemer 2y ago
Hit exactly this problem in production, malloc not releasing memory. Previous discussion with 94 points, 59 comments from 2023: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37791897
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by croemer 2y ago
> And while notebooks are great for many things, they do make certain trade-offs that prevent them from being a full substitute. Please elaborate on this. What are the tradeoffs? I use VSCode and just add a magic comment #%% to split my
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by croemer 2y ago
Yep, it does! See https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_24_...
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by croemer 2y ago
> US has about 20 Nvidias No, only 3 above 3 trillion in market cap: Apple, Google, NVIDIA US is also 3x the population of Germany.
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by croemer 2y ago
See: https://algorithmic-transparency.ec.europa.eu/news/faqs-dsa-...
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by croemer 2y ago
This ruling doesn't have the government as a party. It has nothing to do with the German government. The German judiciary, yes. German plaintiff, yes. But not the government. The law in question is an EU law: https://algorit
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by croemer 2y ago
Here are FAQs on the EU law that was applied here: https://algorithmic-transparency.ec.europa.eu/news/faqs-dsa-...
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by croemer 2y ago
> I don't really understand on what grounds the decision was made. "The lawsuit is based on the Digital Services Act (DSA), which mandates platforms to provide researchers with access to relevant data." See: https:/&
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by croemer 2y ago
No, but plaintiff can ask for an injunction, and X may have to pay a fine.
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by croemer 2y ago
No, not Staatsanwaltschaft (public prosecutor). This is a private suit. Plaintiff can get some sort of injunction next, I presume.
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by croemer 2y ago
That's not at all true. This has nothing to do with the government. It's a court ruling on a law passed by parliament. In no way was the opinion/side of government at play here.
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by croemer 2y ago
Twitter gave researches good access. Then came Musk and shut that down. I don't think he did that because he worried about nefarious uses.

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