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by ketzu 3mo ago
> but all the buildings are modernist skyscrapers and uninspired office buildings Because they are the european institutions, eg the EU parliament building, EU comission, etc. They are mostly office buildings.
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by ketzu 3mo ago
A electronic workbook/task generator app for korean learning with AI or human feedback (although for now you have to find the humans yourself). I grew in ideas and attempts over the years, and it finally got along far enough I actually
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by ketzu 3mo ago
> I always interpreted it more as saying that the person has to reason themselves out of their position. But that interpretation would make the second half a moot point, wouldn't it? > You can't reason someone out of a posit
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by ketzu 4mo ago
> OS models are unaffected If the major nations that host companies that create those OS models implement export control on top models, there won't be any new OS models with top capabilities.
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by ketzu 5mo ago
If the job queue is down, that wouldn't help, would it? On my repo the jobs do not get scheduled on the PRs at all, so I assume that separation wouldn't help for todays issue.
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by ketzu 5mo ago
I think your options are very limited if you look for places that have people that truly understand UB, even less so the hiring people.
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by ketzu 5mo ago
> Germany is a big reason GDPR got so complicated and why, hopefully soon, it will be updated to not be fixated on just cookies so much. In what way is GDPR focused on cookies? In my experience, developers in online discussions make it s
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by ketzu 5mo ago
> toxic tweets receive ~86% more retweets The part that annoys me about the toxicity, or repetetive and annoying topics on reddit, HN, etc. is not that I am unaware that the content is produced by a small fraction. (I underestimated the
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by ketzu 6mo ago
In a team I worked, we had full control over how we wanted to use the board. But the senior people just refused to engage with it, as anything they did on the board would make them accountable. My lesson: Boards can be awful and useless eve
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by ketzu 6mo ago
> or even extramarital sex (whose baby is it?). This is the weirdest example of "gambling" I have seen in my life. If you'd've written "unprotected sex" I'd see the gambling part, but "extramartia
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by ketzu 6mo ago
If you are arguing that "siding with the others because of rethoric is dangerous", you are right in general. But to a very surprised reader of this thread, you are arguing with someone that responded to > Anyone deliberately fa
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by ketzu 6mo ago
Sorry, I'm mostly on the "consumer" side, so I never looked into the specification.
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by ketzu 6mo ago
> S3 is costly > run MinIO When people say "s3", they mean "any s3 compatible storage" in my experience, not "amazon s3 specifically" or just "s3 as a protocol".
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by ketzu 7mo ago
> Even if we assume LLMs would consistently generate good enough quality code, code submitted by someone untrusted would still need detailed review for many reasons - so even in that case it would like be faster for the maintainers to ju
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by ketzu 7mo ago
> I can still license that code to a company and ask them to pay me for using the code I believe you can do that with public domain/copyright free material in general. There is no requirement to tell someone that the material you li
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by ketzu 7mo ago
Reading the title I wondered if this is about more components coming with their own memory, because I've never heard BOM used as a monetary bill.
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by ketzu 8mo ago
Would this even work legally? I remember the case of books used for training, where the court found training to be fair use, but the material has to be legally obtained (=Bought instead of pirated the books). > and usage on it What do yo
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by ketzu 8mo ago
It can also be 3 people, as one person can be a father and a son at the same time. If you allow non-mentioned people to be included in the attribute (i.e. the sons of the fathers are not part of the 2) it could also be 2 people, as long as
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by ketzu 8mo ago
That's interesting as my first thought reading the comments was "this problem seems very similar to many students writing papers just finding citations that sound correct". Sometimes it is really sad to read from (even PhD le
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by ketzu 8mo ago
We might remember the last 40 years differently, I seem to remember data centers requiring power plants and part shortages. I can't check though as Google search is too heavy for my on-plane wifi right now.
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by ketzu 9mo ago
> Looking forward to the NALs responding why this is terrible. My NAL guess is that it will go a little like this: * Candidate makes disparaging post on reddit/HN. * Gets many responses rallying behind him. * Company (if they notice
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by ketzu 9mo ago
> Luckily for Apple, Windows 11 is not exactly in a position to attract switchers. Yes, because my apple hardware does not run properly with any other operating system. I would have switched to linux a while ago otherwise.
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by ketzu 9mo ago
> make it compatible with apps for whoever wants them without an additional Apple TV-like device What do you mean by that? Isn't that the "smart stuff" you want to remove?
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by ketzu 10mo ago
I really enjoyed it and it helped me spot some unhelpful questions even outside startups!
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by ketzu 10mo ago
Technically last year, but less than 365 days ago: * The Mom Test * The SAAS Playbook Actually in this year, the ones I remember the most: * Start Small, Stay Small * From Yao To Mao (more a series of lectures on chinese history) The most r
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by ketzu 10mo ago
> Ideally, a child could legally provide their own spin on IP they consumed by the time they reach adulthood. Why though? Do we really need that many more commercial attempts at Star Wars and Harry Potter? (I do think copyright times are
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by ketzu 1y ago
I only quickly searched after your comment, but it seems to be an OLG ruling [1] [1] https://www.rv.hessenrecht.hessen.de/bshe/document/LARE25000...
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by ketzu 1y ago
The Verbraucherschutz sued over this, and, apparently, BahnCard is not covered by this regulations as it is a (paid) Bonus programme, not a service or product in itself. At least that's what I got from the summary here: https:/&#
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by ketzu 1y ago
German companies usually will send you to collections in the case of failure to pay for renewal with the provided process. I don't know how successful they are at it though.
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by ketzu 1y ago
Now I get it, thanks for the effort of clarifying. I thought it was a misunderstanding of a niche meaning of "privatized" but it turns out, english and german do not share that meaning. Unfortunately I can't edit the comment

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