kuerbel

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by kuerbel 8mo ago
Thanks to Hamburg you can call yourself an Ingenieur with a bachelor of science (German source: https://www.bit01.de/blog/informatiker-ingenieur-titel/ ... although it's 5 years old now. Should still be valid
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
You could add one of those Microslop memes that are going around.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
They could add EATR ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energetically_Autonomous_Tacti... ) technology to run it and then we have gone almost full horizon zero dawn.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
What can we do? Serious question. It's so hard to grasp as a problem for the lay person until it's too late.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
Well, your freeeeedooooms include having to pay taxes when living outside of the US. I'd say that's a pretty big factor in deciding if it's worth it to leave the country.
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by kuerbel 8mo ago
Kill cookie pop up dark patterns*
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Sorry! Of course. What an amazing tech. And look, the CEOs are promising us a good future! Maybe we can cool the datacenters with Brawndo. Let me ask chat if that is a good idea.
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
And no-one ever stops and thinks about what it means to give up so much control. Maybe one of those companies will come out on top. The others produce garbage in comparison. Capital loves a single throat to choke and doesn't gently plu
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
You're mixing up refugees and economic migrants, which makes the argument collapse immediately. Refugees are not "imported." They are people fleeing war, persecution, or state collapse under international law obligations that
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
cracks fingers The last sentence is doing a lot of heavy lifting for a post that collapses if poked gently with a stick. "The welfare state cannot exist without exponential population growth." Sounds mathy, but is wrong. Welfare
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
82% tax wedge is not the same as taxes, or even the contribution of an individual. Also nobody is talking about taxing income even more. I do agree however with the sanity part, although I think of a whole different subset of people than yo
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Same in Germany. I think in any European country.
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
It's because of the licenses mostly. If you buy e.g. business standard or business premium or whatever you want to make the most of it. Hey, there is a free chat app included, and it integrates so well with the rest of m365! (Also most
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Ah well, I'm neurodivergent and it’s challenging for me to write a comment while remembering that others don’t have access to my thoughts and might interpret things differently. And it's too late to edit it now What I wanted to sh
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Regulating predatory business models is not in conflict with personal freedom
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Those numbers can't be right.
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Instead of banning social media for teenagers, regulate it in ways that actively reduce addictive design. For example: after 15 minutes of short-form content, show an unskippable timer every third video, displaying today’s, this week’s, and
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
In dairy farming, calves are usually separated from their mothers shortly after birth so the milk can be used for production. There are a few farms that keep calves with their mothers, but this isn’t something that scales in industrial syst
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
I like working with the cli instead of the portal. But even the cli is clunky.
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
I installed fedora yesterday. Instead of steam i am hoping that GOG with heroic games launcher will work nicely. Idk, I want to support drm free software so if it's on gog, I buy it there.
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Who are "these guys"? Are they the same people mentioned in the article? Why would you assume that everyone caring about the environment is the same? If you are referring to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
driving an ev for the past 2.5 years with 97% SOH remaining. So I must be doing something right wrt treating the battery nicely. And I don't have a garage, it's outside most of the time. I drove thousands of km in subzero C temper
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
...what? You leave your car plugged in, and that's it. Then the BMS will take care of the battery without having to use it's energy. If I preheat the car it also preheats the battery. If it's not warm enough it won't all
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Microslop producing slop by using github slopilot, now supported by claude slopus 4.5
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
On the flip side, fishing quotas are the reason there are some fish left. However you are free to grow your own vegetables.
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Have you had a look at the Swiss post e-voting system and how it deals with verification?
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
I don’t think the article is blaming AI as a technology. It’s criticizing how the current socio-economic system uses AI. The argument isn’t “tech is the problem,” but that autonomy narratives are used to shift risk, degrade labor, and justi
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
I think this comment is reacting to a different argument than the one the article is actually making. The piece isn’t claiming that AI tools are useless or that they don’t materially improve day-to-day work. In fact, it more or less assumes
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
I sell/work as a consultant for m365 and azure and the services are definitely getting worse. AI translated garbage docs in which "plane" is translated as aeroplane (Flugzeug), Exchange as "Umtausch" (literal meanin
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by kuerbel 9mo ago
Usually you would only communicate through secure drop. Looks like the Washington post uses it: https://www.washingtonpost.com/securedrop/

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