dependsontheq

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by dependsontheq 3mo ago
Thinks that are not allowed in the EU thanks to the AI Act.
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by dependsontheq 3mo ago
Yes it's basically very little but very valuable attention with a clear current intent of buying. Let's say a search term like "apartment for sale in Dallas", I think 15 years ago one of the highest grossing search keywo
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by dependsontheq 3mo ago
There are only two successful ad business forms in the digital world, attention or intent. Meta is built on attention and Google and others like amazon are built on intent. Everything else is optimizing the targetting data in some kind of b
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by dependsontheq 5mo ago
I get that question a lot and I can understand it, so there are two things here at work, one is freedom of speech. Depending on your local rules (I am from Germany so our rules i.e. concerning the Nazi past are different than the US rules)
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by dependsontheq 5mo ago
I have been working on a monitoring and prebunking system for digital manipulation and desinformation. We are focusing not on the content or narrative but on the psychological patterns and manipulation techniques that are used. It's th
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by dependsontheq 6mo ago
They remind me of all the other German Mittelstand family run companies - we will do one thing and we will do it in the most efficient way possible.
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by dependsontheq 6mo ago
Hetzner is in my hometown and they are such a team of decent, no marketing, no frills, we build infrastructure team.
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by dependsontheq 9mo ago
The European migrant crisis is mostly driven by Syria and the Sahel countries. Syria and Sahel are direct results of Russian military intervention, same with Lybia. So you force a a migrant crisis and the spread information about the failin
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by dependsontheq 9mo ago
Yes we need to restrict the freedom of non citizens to influence our debates. And we need to have rules how digital platforms can influence our internal debates, we had this rules for TV and newspapers. That's not suppression thats&#x2
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by dependsontheq 9mo ago
an account created 5 minutes ago
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by dependsontheq 9mo ago
Let's be a bit more honest here, I think the Italian law is badly defined, but I also think the american perspective is wrong. We (all tech people everywhere me included) argued for a lot of time for free speech on the internet, but th
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by dependsontheq 2y ago
I want one, but I need a Video with a real life demonstration. A kind of manual where I can see all parts and at least one independent reviewer.
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by dependsontheq 2y ago
There are only a few factors driving this and they are very hard for Europe to solve: - the Bay Area an industrial cluster not comparable to anything we had before due to the scalability and the capital requirements of the products - the U
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by dependsontheq 2y ago
Please take note that his specific situation is not selling a company - which would qualify him for a reduced tax burden, but selling assets as a private person. I am unsure if this would be taxed differently in any other country.
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by dependsontheq 2y ago
Even ChatGPT can give me better worded version in 5 seconds “Halide needs access to your camera to capture photos and videos with advanced controls for pro-level photography.” For user facing text I tend to always try a LLM version, just be
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by dependsontheq 2y ago
I wouldn’t call Jason Kottke blog spam.
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
It really makes no sense to look at per capita figures this way. I am driving an electric car in Germany now and I built a new home with better insulation and I have LED lights. My per capita figures went way down, I am also taking my cargo
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
I didn't argue for or against regulation, my point is that the US regulations structure with specific states defining technological regulation is even more insane than EU regulations on technology. Because common market regulations ar
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
I think it’s hilarious that a lot of people here talk about the bureaucracy in Europe and then immediately switch to specific state laws regulating technology for one state.
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
Basically you have 4 parts: - Tech Giants and concentration of global profits, don't look at revenue look at profits - demographics, Europe is now loosing workers every year - deficit spending, Europe has spent comparatively litte co
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
In the case of Atlas Obscura I never took the articles very serious, the are all on the border between art, myth and story. I thought that was the appeal. I think something like Atlas Obscura will be the internet of the future, wonderful co
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
Germany is wildly underestimated in the current moment. The immigration wave has changed the demographics, Germany is not going to age quickly and it is growing in population.
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
It worked, it partly financed Tesla for several years.
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by dependsontheq 3y ago
There's only one location on continental Europe for 70mm IMAX in Prague. We will go from Munich if you to join in.
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by dependsontheq 4y ago
Product Management is often a role where a lot of strategic business decisions and operational product decisions collide. A product needs to be innovative and relevant for a market but even with our tools today everything built for the futu
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by dependsontheq 4y ago
Quite hard actually to find a good way to donate into the relevant Syrian region
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by dependsontheq 4y ago
I think this is a very utilitarian view. He is probably right, but we are in a late stage post material society where a huge part of the global population just wants to be entertained. This will be great content and entertainment for billio
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by dependsontheq 4y ago
It's not a reasonable argument because the total printed volume is still going up. So this is not something easy to prove because the International statistics are very weird, but there are more book readers now than at any time in hist
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by dependsontheq 4y ago
While I agree that it would have been sensible to phase out coal and then nuclear, the german position is more complex. The fallout from Tschernobyl was measurable in Germany… measurable as in my science teacher measured it in his garden. U
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by dependsontheq 4y ago
Putin no longer sees this as an economic conflict, all decisions they have taken are against their economic interests, as is the war itself. They are currently killing the rest of their economy with mobilization for some south Ukrainian fie

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