mitjam

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by mitjam 2y ago
Thank you, that's even an integration, already.
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by mitjam 2y ago
This is really interesting. Do you think the hardware would be a suitable platform for voice assistant type applications, with AI on server side, of course?
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by mitjam 2y ago
In competitive markets, the services should get cheaper, in the end, the consumer profits from AI-increased productivity.
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by mitjam 2y ago
The question is: How to become a senior when there is no place to be a junior? Will future SWE need to do the 10k hours as a hobby? Will AI speed up or slow down learning?
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by mitjam 2y ago
High beams are becoming some kind of weapon here in the EU. You have red spots and lines for some time when you happen to encounter a Porsche SUV heading your way angrily flashing at the one in front of them. What‘s next? Lasers? They are j
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by mitjam 2y ago
These kind of articles are like denial of service attacks on human attention. If I read just a few of those, I would be confused for the rest of the day.
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by mitjam 2y ago
This is something the EU Product Liability Directive potentially addresses. It demands that vendors (or importers) of products need to update their product if that's required to keep them secure. Otherwise they are liable for damages,
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by mitjam 2y ago
It could be missing IGMP Snooping Protocol support in a network with IPTV or custom VLAN setups. There are 3 versions (IGMP snooping (v1, v2, and v3)), managed switches have them all, unmanaged usually don't have them. To avoid problem
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by mitjam 2y ago
Yes, but it's based on KNative (actually it's a managed KNative service[1]) which is based on K8s. You can get a dev experience similar to CloudRun with KNative on K8s. [1]: https://cloud.google.com/blog/produ
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by mitjam 2y ago
Here you are: https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/sena...
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by mitjam 2y ago
Absolutely, a reasonably sophisticated scalable app platform looks like a half-baked and undocumented reimagination of Kubernetes. Admittedly: The ecosystem is huge and less is more in most cases, but the foundation is cohesive and sane. Wo
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by mitjam 2y ago
I believe CloudRun is based on KNative which runs on Kubernetes. Thus, you’re still running on Kubernetes, it’s just abstracted away from you.
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by mitjam 2y ago
The devil is in the detail, I think in the age of LLMs this will become harder as docs can now be better scanned before they’re handed out.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Yes Mr Pistorius is „Verteidigungsminister“ as in defence, and it‘s called that way since 1955. Not that hard to find out.
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by mitjam 2y ago
True but China can support or not support investigations and prosecution. After all they are the ones who can exercise their sovereign rights on ships sailing under their flag. I‘m really curious and open minded how this plays out but sadly
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by mitjam 2y ago
It was crossing right on time for the interruptions, a Russian officer was on board, it slowed down while crossing, no other ships were slowing down in that area during that time (rulingnout headwinds) - it cannot get much clearer. China is
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by mitjam 2y ago
I believe you are right, but no tin foil hat theory needed just sound pricing strategy. Eg. factor in underutilization but also refunds. For a flat rate, a price point at 70% of total value of included volume still is better bottom line if
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by mitjam 2y ago
OMG, imagine he spent the 8k hours learning to program or play the piano or walking across the country. I’m not into games that much even though I’ve played a bit. From the outside this looks like a sad way to spend our time on this planet.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Intel is a huge asset, they missed major industry changes, like EUV, ARM, GPU, and splitting design and foundry. I still believe they can come back strong, but need bold decisions to regain defensible competitive advantages.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Yes I have a Samsung T7 works like a charm.
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by mitjam 2y ago
The larger M4 Pro with 64g RAM, 1 TB, 10 GBit/s lan is a nice system for content production and local inference at 2499,-
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by mitjam 2y ago
Thanks for sharing, I read all 4 parts and will definitely use this to improve my diet and activity (want to lose 10kg or about 12%). Looking forward for part 5.
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by mitjam 2y ago
It seems to be more like an orthosis than a crutch as it helps the body to get back into a healthy state instead of replacing it‘s functionality.
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by mitjam 2y ago
I experienced this, as well. It’s a whole new level of „I know enough to be dangerous“.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Most low code/no code solutions bring back memories of Access and Excel based solutions.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Fixing the editor experience of static sites seem to be most important to me, maybe followed by having comparably good themes. Whenever I setup a new site or fix a broken site for friends, I always try to convince them to go to a static sit
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by mitjam 2y ago
SD cards can also have a switch to make them read only.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Thomas Middelhoff commuted with helicopter from Bielefeld to Essen (about 100 Miles) for some time while he was CEO of Arcandor. Reportedly 28 flights for about 80 k€ total. "Peanuts" as they say here in Germany but it became a bi
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by mitjam 2y ago
Spot on, and it forgets the creative aspect, it‘s like estimating the cost of reproducing all of the world‘s widely read literature. Who could recreate a Shakespeare from scatch, who a van Rossum?
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by mitjam 2y ago
The best MOOC Í‘ve attended was Balaji Srivivasan’s Startup Engineering, 10 years ago. Like many, I dropped out in the middle - in my case I wanted to spend more time with my little daughter. I still think it was the right decision, but I p

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