m_mueller

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by m_mueller 6mo ago
"this so called planet killer doesn't matter to us, and we live in a free speech country! checkmate scientists" like that?
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
so you want us to reed furst? wat ar u dumb?
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
imagine how it would hit today. I'd guess a vast majority would feel insulted by it...
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
~100 million consumers (assuming average sized states are impacted) being essentially defrauded by a cartel of telcos - doesn't really matter what you wanna call it but I'd say it's a pretty major deal.
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
I'd say first of all you need to put a lid on it, call this kind of thing again what it is (bribery), and make it illegal. Secondly, if someone wants a public office: pay them well (they'll still have the revolving door afterwards
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
that's great, could read the source code on how to unify gravity and quantum mechanics for all energy levels? vibeing to a nobel price will be cool...
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
this is insane. I guess it's that easy for telcos to lobby the legislators for keeping up their rents?
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
at least in the Netherlands you got these nice street bricks, so it's not always a waste of concrete and patched streets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq1kV6V_jvI
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Copilot for PowerPoint: Reasons It Fails(octigen.com)
5 points by m_mueller 6mo ago|0 comments
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
a guided missile would never be used against a civilian target! oh wait..
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
90M > 2x Germany? You might wanna check your math on that...
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by m_mueller 6mo ago
self hosted Gitea is my recommendation. has everything one needs and is super lean and resource saving. you can run it easily on a 1GB VPS - I even ran it for a while on 512MB.
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by m_mueller 7mo ago
... which in the middle of the route decides to instead drive onto a container ship and bring you to a robotic island? ah no wait, that's the announced next update.
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Beyond the Big Three: Building a Sovereign EU Cloud Stack(octigen.com)
6 points by m_mueller 7mo ago|0 comments
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by m_mueller 7mo ago
I've seen the bone marrow hypothesis also, which is very interesting. Afaik. evidence shows at least that there was enough specialization during neolithic era to have bone marrow cooks where the hunters delivered their bones. Something
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by m_mueller 7mo ago
it's impossible to prove the counterfactual (I guess, as I imagine we don't have enough gene information that far back). But I'd imagine that the high calorie food you can get starting with the advent of agriculture is exactl
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by m_mueller 7mo ago
why is there even an expectation / requirement that a POC's code should be taken into production? wouldn't you be much faster to just regenerate from scratch, but this time with your proper architectural guidelines in a plann
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A Swiss Paperwork Massacre: Why We Fled to Stripe(octigen.com)
6 points by m_mueller 7mo ago|0 comments
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by m_mueller 7mo ago
Author here. I'd be very interested in how other European software startups solve payments. Do you have a solid EU-based provider that didn't give you too many hoops to jump through?
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by m_mueller 7mo ago
Afaik a lot of it is ntfs. It’s just so slow with lots of small files. Compare unzipping moderately large source repos on windows vs. POSIX, it’s day and night.
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by m_mueller 8mo ago
This looks like an underhanded comment about Openclaw. Tbf. I might be exactly that kinda person the site is referring to, but I have a really hard time seeing this thing as any more than one of those blips on the radar that gets forgotte
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by m_mueller 8mo ago
* ability to work with your own PowerPoint native templates; none of the AI slide makers I've seen have any competency in doing that. * ability to integrate your corporate data. * repeatable workflows for better control over how your d
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by m_mueller 8mo ago
You're describing almost verbatim what we're building at Octigen [1]! Happy to provide a demo and/or give you free access to our alpha version already online. [1] https://octigen.com
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by m_mueller 9mo ago
and if you're unlucky to live close to a datacenter, this could include energy and water? I sure hope regulators are waking up as free markets don't really seem equipped to deal with this kind of concentration of power.
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by m_mueller 10mo ago
Maven Repository was down for me for a while, now it recovered.
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by m_mueller 10mo ago
slowly?
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by m_mueller 11mo ago
Fortran gives you that and more, it has first class multidimensional arrays, including matrix operations.
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by m_mueller 1y ago
I do get a lot of value out of a project wide system prompt that gets automatically addded (Cursor has that built in). For a while I kept refining it when I saw it making incorrect assumptions about the codebase. I try to keep it brief thou
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by m_mueller 1y ago
Not the case with GPT-5 I’d say. Sonnet 4 feels a lot like this, but the coding and agency of it is still quite solid and overall IMO the best coder. Gemini2.5 to me is most helpful as a research assistant. It’s quite good together with goo
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by m_mueller 1y ago
I never implied it's useless. I don't have scientific data to back this up either, this is just my personal "feeling" from a couple hundred hours I've spent working with these models this year: GPT-5 seems a bit bet

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