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by hans1729 5y ago
To anyone familiar with the matter, l this was long overdue, now the government just has a reason to greenlight >€1200 per citizen for badly needed investments, this wouldn’t have been a popular move before. Obviously the calculus change
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by hans1729 5y ago
> https://news.ycombinator.com/ is fine on both. I would imagine that the russian government is careful in picking their fights right now. Provoking the it-security-crowd (both locally and abroad) is a game-theoretical no
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by hans1729 5y ago
Censorship doesn’t win hearts and minds. If that’s the best we can come up with, we are no better than China - don’t tell me what I’m allowed to see or read online, or make it deliberately unpleasant - those amount to the same. That’s how y
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by hans1729 5y ago
Still the case for me. Interestingly enough, it also happens in Firefox on macos.
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by hans1729 5y ago
FYI, after opening your page in the same tab (by accident) as HN, I couldn’t get back to HN, going back a page just ended up looping back to your site. I absolutely hate when websites do that (messing with expected behavior), please conside
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by hans1729 5y ago
For all you know, this was $state_actor_invested_in_western_chaos, so don't be ridiculous. How you derive the "true colors" of "the left and right" from the fact that someone decided this is an exploit worth investi
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by hans1729 5y ago
Or water invented man to carry itself up the hill.
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by hans1729 5y ago
Frohe Weihnachten, HN! o/
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by hans1729 5y ago
Oh please. To even compare scientific models with "someones interpretation" neither does justice to the discipline of psychology, nor to your readers here. Its almost insulting. I consider myself very open minded, but don't b
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by hans1729 5y ago
Mandatory reference to Robert Miles' content on AI safety problems, alignment etc.: https://www.youtube.com/c/RobertMilesAI/playlists
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by hans1729 5y ago
It has no validated scientific basis, but that doesn't mean that the concept of cognitive functions is flat wrong, does it? The discipline of psychology is somewhat broken since the 60s; something like a model for personality just does
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by hans1729 5y ago
Facts change the minds of XXTPs, if you subscribe to MBTI.
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by hans1729 5y ago
>From a programmer productivity optimization perspective it should be impossible to reliably predict the next statement Why? 99.9% of programming being done is composition of trivial logical propositions, in some semantic context. The th
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by hans1729 5y ago
>Being not smart at all usually also means you are ignorant to what you don't know, that life has its merits, Repetitive jobs don't bore you, and happiness comes from simpler joys in life. I wouldn't mind living that way a
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by hans1729 5y ago
Given that HN is a forum and not a news publisher, I find this comparison lacking at best
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by hans1729 5y ago
> That’s the crucial caveat that I think many missed regarding my call for a global moratorium: it is a prohibition on the commercial trade—that is to say, specifically the for-profit exploitation of society at large, which is the raison
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by hans1729 5y ago
"They expect one of us in the wreckage, brother."
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by hans1729 5y ago
Germany is positioned excellently for chip production, why would you consider that a bad investment?
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by hans1729 5y ago
This is why I made the distinction "open-source based". The project isn't simply rebranding though, it builds solutions for customers based on open source components (which is a step in the correct direction). I would like al
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by hans1729 5y ago
I've had the pleasure of working with Ben for a while, cheers from team mav! Wearing my matrix hoodie writing this :)
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by hans1729 5y ago
For what its worth, open source is en vogue in german government IT at the moment. "Dataport", a government-owned IT-company, has an open-source based project "Phoenix", as a first step in this shift of paradigm. This is
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by hans1729 5y ago
queue joscha bach: >Scientific logic is proving things by losslessly compressing statements to their axioms. Commonsense logic uses lossy compression, which makes it less accurate in edge cases, but also less brittle, more efficient, fur
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by hans1729 5y ago
> Visual Python is a data analytics solution for both Programmers & Non-programmers. Intuitively: don't. You won't be able to optimize for both, and the requirements and perspectives from the respective groups will differ
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by hans1729 5y ago
>The difference now is that everyone is able to see [...] Yeah, no. The dynamics definitely changed, you're not just able to observe more. Think about this from a network-theoretical perspective: how is content- and sentiment-aggreg
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by hans1729 5y ago
That still escapes the main argument: your problem isn't the medicine, your problem is your anxiety. If "this sort of thing would just wreck your day to day existence and destroy your quality of life" (let your own wording si
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by hans1729 5y ago
One of your greatest fears in life is to be regularly checked for diseases that would end your life unless thy are detected in time? ...What? e: you mean the emotional distress caused by the process? But that's just in your head, and i
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by hans1729 5y ago
>“Maybe five years from now or 10 years from now or 20 years from now something useful will emerge from this, but so far, all that’s emerging is burning garbage,” Kashkari said. I would love to hear Vitalik Buterins take on this. After l
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by hans1729 5y ago
Context. Which place (outdoors or indoors) is more attractive to the flies/insects? Temperature, Humidity, other attracting factors - depending on region and other related params, this may change with time of day etc
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by hans1729 5y ago
I installed wsl on like 10 machines, including "newer laptops", and never had problems with the setup. Instead of solving your actual problem you created a whole new problem domain, that seems... not like the way to go
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by hans1729 5y ago
> But i think the same problem is for cars, you cannot e.g. repair your Tesla everywhere, this is also very closed. The repairment-strategy for Teslas in Germany seems to be pretty simple. You just buy a new one :-)

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