lukan

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by lukan 6mo ago
More like a draw it seems.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Well I was talking about heat. But regarding radiation, there is a long history of transistors in space dealing with radiation. But ... there is also a whole science how to deal with making it reliable: answer, expensive redundancy. And abo
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by lukan 6mo ago
Starlink does not need so much energy as a datacenter.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Yes, you get much more radiation from the sun and other sources. How do you do cooling? Radiators the size of small moons? Also hard radiation is not something transistors like.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Sure, it was all Schröders fault. It had nothing to do with for example chernobyl, where children were not allowed to be outside on the playground for weeks and where you had to pay attention where your food came from and it also has nothin
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by lukan 6mo ago
" and before that I was a C# developer" So .. you were already trained in reading abstract. A beginner on the other hand sees lots of intimitading {} in C family languages everywhere. And Python does not need them and less is usu
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by lukan 6mo ago
Haskell does not qualify for a large training set, though. (Nor for readability in my opinion) I think I have never seen haskell software made wih LLM's but well, aside from university, I have not seen Haskell code at all. (Also Haskel
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by lukan 6mo ago
Hm. Some have rather a lot of experience of making such mess themself. I mean for real, is the idea here, that all programmers are or were some kind of semi gods? Because this is not what I remember from the pre LLM time, rather this: http
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by lukan 6mo ago
Because many people, especially here, hate for various reasons the established social networks? They are ad financed, clickbait driven "engangement" machines, that are designed to make people addictive and do not respect their use
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by lukan 6mo ago
Yeah, but they still don't run a charity. They sell ads and information - and gmail provides them with lots of valuable information. If that ceases to be true, goodbye (free) gmail.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Ferries do not mess up the ground and the riffs which is where most sea life is to be found. Big ships are only a problem to sea life if they dump their old oil there, their anchors ... or well, trawling (which is forbidden there for a reas
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by lukan 6mo ago
I think a engineering degree is pretty much the same, though. You won't let someone fresh out of university design a new bridge.
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by lukan 6mo ago
To be honest, I am past the point of wanting to convince people that AI is useful, if you want to refuse new tools other people find helpful, your loss. (Also I stick to the original definition of "vibe coding = not looking at generate
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by lukan 6mo ago
Where exactly is there a claim that "They also love to receive support from foreign state actors to harm Germany"? In the first link there the evidence is a statement from Hillary Clinton as well as unnamed other NATO members. &qu
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by lukan 6mo ago
They have been dogmatic, but the claim of being enemy agents would require a source for me.
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by lukan 6mo ago
How do you define "bad code"? If I instruct the AI to make small modules where I can verify they work, have tests and no side effects - then it is good enough code for me. It works, is readable and can be extended - and will turn
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by lukan 6mo ago
When you say Engineering is not that complex, have you taken into account corrosive sea water, pressure, currents, what it means to make repairs and maintainance down there etc? It is difficult, because it deals with a very complex world
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by lukan 6mo ago
Agreed to that, but they are right with stating, that digging up so much ocean soil in a direct line might disrupt entire maritime ecosystems.
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by lukan 6mo ago
The building of this tunnel will likely create way more CO2, than can be saved by providing a more direct route and avoiding ferries (german source ... and very critical of the project) https://www.nabu.de/umwelt-und-ressour
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by lukan 6mo ago
If the victim had the option to walk, but did not, then it is his fault for not doing that. If I know a dog is dangerous, but try to touch it anyway and get bitten - then yes the evil dog bit me, but it was my fault for not reacting to da
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by lukan 6mo ago
"since large scale counterfeit operations is one of the few crimes that is an attack on the state itself" If somebody beats someone else up, to teach him a lesson - this is also a direct attack on the state itself, the monopoly on
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by lukan 6mo ago
Hah, as if the fascists themself are in loving unity. (Or clear on the term itself) There were and will be opposing voices also in deepest fascism. More broadly, totalitarism is rather the term, where the whole society is total under contro
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by lukan 6mo ago
Even then I would call it bad teaching, as the usual mode is: New stuff gets explained in class by the teacher - the details are for self study. This is how it was communicated to me in school, so I would call it part of the "contract
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by lukan 6mo ago
In theory. In reality the number of young people concerned about climate change is high, but the number of those willing to then not take a airplane for a few days of vacation is pretty low in my experience. So supporting policies, "th
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by lukan 6mo ago
Hm, I went there multiple times from different directions, including france last year and at most had to show ID, but was usually waived on. It really depends I guess.
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by lukan 6mo ago
"Back in a days it was a lot, lot slower and more detailed." Oh for sure, I have childhood memories of the really dark time, but it is way worse now, than it was back in 2015. I missed flixbus connections because of intense checks
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by lukan 6mo ago
It really depends on the community and the exact guidelines, but if someone is clearly toxic, I start with a direct message, then mute, then kick and ban. You can spend endless time with internet weirdos, the trick is acting early and also
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by lukan 6mo ago
"I'm old enough to remember internal borders with passport checks in Europe" Did you recently crossed borders? On many the checks are there again, because of fear of immigration terrorism or something, so the people could see
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by lukan 6mo ago
Ah, I missed all that. So basically it works for now, but who knows for how long.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Well, maybe you did work on your problems in your sleep and did get less rest because of it, so the new insights you got the next day(s), the groundwork for it might have happened in your sleepwork.

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