nebalee

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by nebalee 3y ago
There is one single post about German media in that thread and it states the same that I did.
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by nebalee 3y ago
The unification wasn't exactly free. The immense costs for the most part were shouldered by western citizens through the Solidaritätszuschlag. The total price tag is estimated to be between 0.95 and 2 trillion Euro ( https://
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by nebalee 3y ago
The most notable recent _political_ prosecution would be the Lina E. trial: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_of_Lina_E .
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by nebalee 3y ago
> Germany is blocking news from French riots. What are you on about? The riots in France are on pretty much every news site in Germany.
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by nebalee 3y ago
I think the poster is very clear that their objection is about how nuclear waste is handled, not where it came from.
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by nebalee 3y ago
Platforms are somewhat shielded from liability for user provided content. How does that work for IPFS?
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by nebalee 3y ago
Maybe tme.eu?
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by nebalee 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford%27s_law
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by nebalee 4y ago
How many people will be able to charge at work in 12 years?
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by nebalee 4y ago
It's a good thing, then, that the EU has no intention to ban AIs.
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by nebalee 4y ago
The proposal bans the use of AI-based social scoring by the governments (public authorities) or on their behalf .
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by nebalee 4y ago
see the current EU draft which consists of some hundred pages of forbidding this or that under the guise of ethics and whatnot, after which comes a paragraph of "the above doesn't apply to law enforcement or military entiti
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by nebalee 4y ago
I'm astonished so many commenters assume the bias originates from the training data and nobody seems to scrutinize the adjectives that are used in this test.
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by nebalee 4y ago
I feel so too. It would have been more insightful to highlight where the bias actually shows up, i.e. what sentences and adjectives produce the highest and lowest divergence for specific groups.
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by nebalee 4y ago
How and why were the adjectives in these lists chosen? I feel it would be easy to produce or amplify a bias by omitting certain negative or insulting adjectives.
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by nebalee 4y ago
I don't think that's right. I feel people here are not generally anti-tech, but ask for tech that benefits users instead of exploiting them.
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by nebalee 4y ago
Funny, for me it's exactly the opposite. I feel it frames eco-friendly technologies as something dirty, polluting.
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by nebalee 4y ago
It only generates the same password if the browser session is also the same, i.e. it generates a different password for the same domain if the browser was closed in the meantime.
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by nebalee 4y ago
We also ask businesses to save energy: https://www.bmwk.de/Redaktion/DE/Downloads/E/ensikumav.pdf But unfortunately, this is not really enforceable because non-compliance is not illegal afaik.
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by nebalee 4y ago
New commercial buildings already have to have solar (or plants) on their roofs: https://www.architectmagazine.com/technology/france-mandates...
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by nebalee 4y ago
New commercial buildings are already required to have solar panels (or plants) installed on the roof: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/mar/20/france-decrees... https://www.architectmag
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by nebalee 4y ago
Places with large parking lots usually also consume a lot of power and need a properly dimensioned connection to the grid anyways. And they will likely cover their own demand with these solar installations before they send any surplus to th
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Russia fines Wikimedia Foundation over Ukraine war entries(reuters.com)
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by nebalee 4y ago
So did you by retorting to a comment about the long term habitability of a region with an argument about short term visits.
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by nebalee 4y ago
Sounds similar to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_of_Heilbronn
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by nebalee 4y ago
We recently had a post here on HN about a bookmarklet that deals with this issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32998091
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by nebalee 4y ago
This munition is very rare, has to be aimed a very long time before it can hit anything and the whole process is very noticeable. I wouldn't lose any sleep about that.
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by nebalee 4y ago
> but the nuclear engineers running the plants were brave enough to say the gov't was lying can you provide a link to that?
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by nebalee 4y ago
https://taketonews.com/engie-repeats-message-after-open-lett... “The closing dates are determined by law and the licenses to operate the power plants end on those dates. That has been established for a long time and we
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by nebalee 4y ago
And Google has decided to make a living out of breaking the law regularly.

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