konschubert

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   by konschubert 6mo ago

   Let's say I have long time series of past solar irradiation and long time series of past weather forecasts. Can this model make use of weather forecasts for time X in the future to predict electricity prices in the future? That is, c
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   Yea. Cycling around self-driving cars is obviously much safer and many more people will be encouraged to do it.
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   I wonder if that is an opportunity to build an Open-Source platform focused on this, replacing GitHub as the collaboration platform of a time where code was valuable.
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   The bottlenecks today are: * understanding the problem * modelling a solution that is consistent with the existing modelling/architecture of the software and moves modelling and architecture in the right direction * verifying that the
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   Ayes, the regulatory capture is high, but maybe ripe for break up given the current political climate. That’s a political agenda though.
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   This. Even online, most transactions I do are with known reputable businesses subject to strict consumer protection laws. I have never in my life had to do a credit card chargeback.
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   Looking for a remote-only job in 2026 is a big handicap, though not impossible.
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   I don't know. The company I work at is inviting candidates for interviews, and we have to make compromises because we can't get the exact profiles we are looking for. Something about your comment does not add up to me.
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   by konschubert 7mo ago

   Customers want lower prices. If merchants can offer that with a different payment system, then merchants may choose that.
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    Yea, but I think that there is still a business model, if only in consulting or building software solutions to make this easier.
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    In the EU, we now have instant, free SEPA bank transfers. I know that the banks are trying to build a payment solution on top of this technology but it's not really getting traction. I am wondering if there is a way to bootstrap someth
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    And like good management, the solution is to define clear domain boundaries, quality requirements, and a process that enables iterative improvement both within and across domains.
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    There is always the option to sell msci world and buy single stocks.
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    Yea, I’m considering divesting from msci world into single stocks
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    yea, proving my point that the index funds are maybe not the safest place if you want to invest into real value. And soon, twitter/Grok/spacex might be doing an IPO
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    It can both be true that a) AI is going to replace a Bazillion-Dollar Industry and that b) being an AI model provider does not allow to capture margins above 5% long-term I am not saying that this is what will happen, but it's a plausi
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    So they’re getting in on the IPO. Are they going to get stock for it or is it a PIPE? Personally, I don’t think I want to get in on this at retail prices. It can both be true at the same time that AI going to disrupt our world and that bein
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    by konschubert 7mo ago

    So basically, Amazon is buying into the IPO at an early price. Maybe this is the time to divest from MSCI world. I don’t want to be the bag holder in the world’s largest pump and dump. It can both be true at the same time: That AI is going
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    by konschubert 8mo ago

    I disagree with your premise that everybody should endure friction and cost such that artists can earn a living producing cookie-cutter content.
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    by konschubert 8mo ago

    I don't know. Today I had something break because of a uv update on a very legacy piece of code. (Not complaining - it was a good update that revealed a bug in our code.) I really don't care to much any more to learn about the his
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    by konschubert 9mo ago

    An immune response to any trigger temporarily increases the heart rate.
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    by konschubert 10mo ago

    I registered!
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    by konschubert 10mo ago

    I’m building a better charging optimisation for electric cars. It plans multiple days ahead to make the best use of low prices and surplus solar. It can use the vehicle api or the charger api to control charging. https://akkuplan
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    by konschubert 1y ago

    This is not a philosophical discussion
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    by konschubert 2y ago

    It’s scary, but I think most people react rather positively once they understand that you aren’t trying to force them into something, but rather are trying to see if it’s possible to create a positive - sum result for both parties.
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    by konschubert 2y ago

    I have a backend that connects to the calendar providers and then renders the content for the display.
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    by konschubert 2y ago

    ?
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    by konschubert 2y ago

    Talking to local salons is a great next step, i hope you will get some good feedback!
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    by konschubert 2y ago

    Hey,what do you do sounds interesting. Do you have clients already?
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    by konschubert 2y ago

    I am still working in my epaper calendars, now making a 10 inch display: https://shop.invisible-computers.com/products/invisible-cale... More broadly, I’m working on replacing my day job with something more exciting an