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lmf4lol
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4mo ago
I was just reading Schillers letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man. It made me sad that we have such profound insight available on beauty and a fulfilling life, and still produce a school system that is completely contrary to a proper h
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We are also using fireworks as our model provider. Our harness is openClaw, so tasks are not only coding but all kinds of tasks. For instance, I asked to fetch some info from the web via Chrome browser and to collect the info in an MD. The
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We rolled out Deepseek V4 Flash to our customers and it was an absolute disaster, unfortunately. It was not able to follow simple commands, always "forgot" to do things, lied consistently about its work, and so on. It was pretty
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One thing that I really really like about living in Amsterdam, is that we have trees and plants everwhere. Also, for 2 years now, city stopped cutting most of the plant growth in parks and on the side of roads. Its so beautiful green and co
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4mo ago
Wow! How did I not know this? I am a professional software dev for 20 years… and only ever used .gitignore ! I just realized that I never even „asked“ myself if there might exist a better way than to clutter .gitignore with all kinds of spe
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4mo ago
where to?
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4mo ago
This sentiment is so wrong, yet so bloody persistent. I know plenty of european entrepreneurs, myself included, that went through one or more screw ups. All the ones that stuck with entrepreneurship eventually landed a hit.
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4mo ago
And here I am, trying to make our product as privacy friendly as possible. Trying to follow GDPR and the AI act. Trying to respect my users.. And then there are those guys... and they make billions, by giving a flying f*ck about ethics or w
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4mo ago
Yes . But at least the post seems to be written by OP himself ! and its an a great learning resource - which is arguably more important :-)
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Phew, you are quite something. I hope one day your mind will open up. All that is left to say for me is that you are really missing out on some truly great work that is a masterpiece of human thought. Your loss
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i didnt say that at all :-) Heidegger uses very specific German words to build a very specific vocabulary. This vocabulary then allows him to express very complicated sentiments very quickly and he can use this to express more and more comp
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4mo ago
Not OP, but I have read Being and Time on and off over the years, and every time, I am blown away how precise Heidegger describes things and the being of things. Granted, I am German, so I can directly read the source without needing a tran
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I really dont want to be cynic but those guys gave a flying f””” about copyright while scraping the whole internet. How can I ever trust them to respect the oot-out setting. I cant. Thieves be thieves. And even if they dont train on the dat
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This is not entirely true and ignoring a couple of potential attack vectors like Data Poisoning: https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.12798 Its of course highly dependant on the use case and the environment, but simply saying t
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5mo ago
become a scientist? apply for research grants. Join an NGO. Lots of options Not everything has to return money.
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5mo ago
everyone on this project probably learned a lot doing it, dont you think!
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5mo ago
whats your suggestion? we just eradicate all of our culture and languages and go full on english ? whats wrong with exploring ways to keep national languages alive in the LLM area
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I don’t agree. I run a startup in Europe for a couple of years. I never had once someone hating in me because we are successful. Literally everyone I talked with abiut it thinks its super cool what we do and supported the efforts and wished
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German feminist are looking for a long time to eliminate the generic masculine form. But unlike English, which allows you to use they/them to refer to both genders - and which i kind of like - German doesnt have such an option. So sinc
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As a German, you don’t really loose any information. it was introduced somewhere in the 2020s and is not (yet) standardized - and probably wont be. We Germans know that the generic masculine includes both genders by default. It’s how we use
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5mo ago
I edited my comment to include an answer to your question.
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Germany didn't have “gendered” language, until it was introduced some years ago. It’s a terrible reading experience and super annoying. Imagine the sentence: The teachers explain to their pupiles that the managers work only for the sha
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I am using Firefox for years now. It's such a splendid experience. I can recommend the following extensions: - Youtube Enhancer - DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials - Cookie Auto Decline (a MUST for Europeans) - Slop Evader - No Gender (a M
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6mo ago
same goes for Dario, doesn't it? A carefully crafted image
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6mo ago
I don't know any of them personally, so its all based on feelings anyway, created by internet consumption and the opinion of others. So who am I to judge anyway? However, I have a weird feeling about Dario and every time I see his in
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I agree with your feeling about Hassabis, but Dario gives me the creeps. YMMV of course. But I always have to think about him, grinning like a smurf at the WEF in Davos , telling everyone that their jobs will inevitably be eliminated by a m
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I am running my startup out of a self build GPU server from our office with a backup to the cloud. I only pay for the IP address as electricity is included in the rent. If the startup fails, Ill have thousand other potential use case for i
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Phew. Good news! Imagine the AI behemoths would have to take into account the feeling of their slave labour machines! Don‘t have to do that if they wont/cant be conscious. And neither do I have to worry then if ask then to do stupid sh
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6mo ago
Re 1: Goethes Zauberlehrling might fit
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Interesting story. But despite Cursors or Railways failure, the blame is entirely on the author. They decided to run agents. They didnt check how Railway works. They relied on frontier tech to ship faster becsuse YOLO. I really feel sorry f
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