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luplex
7mo ago
and crucially, foam has to be above the line. There is some back and forth around whether it's legal to serve beer in traditional ceramic steins, where customers can not verify that the foam really starts above the line. As I understan
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luplex
7mo ago
but this breaks the entire premise of the agent. If my emails are fed in as data, can the agent act on them or not? If someone sends an email that requests a calendar invite, the agent should be able to follow that instruction, even if it&#
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7mo ago
I don't understand the need for e-voting. Germany's entirely paper-based system works fine! After voting closes, volunteers count the votes for a few hours and we get a result.
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Klaus Programmieren – "Official" German Coding Assistant
(klausprogrammieren.com)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
a few days ago, someone joked on Twitter that "Germany is launching an alternative to Claude Code, it’s called Klaus Programmieren and it will run on sovereign ai system with chips made in Germany. The project is currently in the plann
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luplex
8mo ago
I think this is what my German electronic ID card does. The card connects to an app on my phone via NFC, a service can cryptographically verify a claim about my age, and no additional info is leaked to the service provider or the government
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Mosaic – Modern Schematic Entry and Simulation for Analog IC Design
(nyancad.com)
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8mo ago
What you need to consider is that you also get compounding returns by treating a patient. They can now be more productive and contribute to their local economy. They might plausibly have a higher return rate (in wellbeing terms) than your a
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8mo ago
What will probably happen is that someone will develop an industry standard for "non-addictive design" and go around certifying products or product development practices. Like for example, they might disallow optimizing time spent
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luplex
8mo ago
I think this is a great idea, and a good example of a government that's willing to experiment with creative policy ideas. Maybe UBI works for some recipients when it's clearly time-limited and the recipients have a clear way to bu
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luplex
8mo ago
continuing off the tangent, "party" is a noun, not an adjective. In a construction "party politics", it functions _like_ an adjective, but it remains a noun. Similarly, "computer" in "computer games"
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luplex
8mo ago
I still hit the flow state in cursor, always reviewing the plan for some feature, asking questions, learning, reviewing code. I'm still thinking hard to keep up with the model.
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luplex
8mo ago
similarly, I start all my underscorends with an underscore
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luplex
8mo ago
you do not work in the public sector, where processes change rarely, slowly, and partially
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8mo ago
This is actually really good. I'm writing with it right now. It's just not the best setup as a keyboard. Because for example you cannot easily switch back to uh the normal keyboard with keys.
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8mo ago
"a bull case" gets lots of google results, so it seems to be a commonly used construction amongst analysts. Basically it means "The case that OpenClaw will develop as a bull". "bullish" seems more common in tec
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9mo ago
because Iran's information control is working - the horrific images and numbers only arrived in the west once the protests were already mostly disbanded. It's not ongoing like e.g. the war in Gaza was, so it can only capture a mom
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9mo ago
the problem is that devices are meant to be tools. They do not provide access to services, but you use them to access them. Limiting my devices' ability to do what i ask of them is more like geofencing my shoes, because you might use t
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9mo ago
In my view, the distinction between art and slop is about their intent: Art is a medium of communication, where slop is merely entertainment. So: Video games are art if they have something to say. They capture you, they make you think, they
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9mo ago
this is not the only blocker for European startup success. We need to address each blocker separately. The EU Inc. makes pan-EU operations simpler for businesses. This decreases internal barriers for trade, so it will lead to growth! I feel
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9mo ago
idk, without the sovereign tech agency it would be fewer people, or they would have less time to work on the project. You can't expect the German government to completely fill any need for resources in open source software.
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9mo ago
We need the Tiktoks of the world to realize their responsibility: users get addicted to the apps in order to numb their feelings of loneliness. So we'd need an intervention within these apps that makes them unbearable for the lonely, c
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9mo ago
There are, of course, multiple causes for loneliness. We can't fix them all with one clear action. Here are the main five, in my view: First, social media. It's too easy to temporarily forget about your loneliness by staying home
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9mo ago
I immediately went and looked for it too! I also tried to see any vulnerable sabotage spots that would put my electricity out, but that seems harder.
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9mo ago
Seems fine as long as the startup has a lawyer that makes sure the contracts are not too out of the ordinary. If they also just use AI, their blind spots will overlap with you blind spots and I wouldn't trust the process completely.
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10mo ago
you're missing the fact that OS developers like ads, because they want the OS to be a platform where devs can make money.
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10mo ago
I think you're simply experiencing a power differential. You are at the mercy of the institution, and you're scared that the email will mean bad consequences for you.
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10mo ago
very good start! I hate to be that guy, but I'd like if you had an imprint and privacy policy on the site ;)
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10mo ago
the privacy policy link is also broken
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11mo ago
It's often quite reasonable to try to change the world, so I think this is wrong. Sometimes the world is even easier to change than yourself.
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