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Fear mongering. Current net immigration inflows into Germany are below 0.5% of population. The big immigration waves of the last 20 years can be directly linked to devastating wars: Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine. How many generations did it t
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Let's spell the mistakes out: You get 60% of last salary, not full salary. You get it for up to 12 months not 24. You lose 3 months of unemployment money if you quit rather than being fired.
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1y ago
Even a birth rate as South Korea's does not mean the population will disappear over night. It will shrink. It will mean things will change. Infrastructure will be overprovisioned and housing will be cheap. It will mean other things wil
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oezi
1y ago
One question I was wondering about regarding the open models released by big labs is how much more the could improve with additional training. GPT-OSS has 2.1m hours of training, how much score improvements could we see at double that?
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1y ago
Why would cyber-criminals (successful ones at least) dare living in Europe? Aren't there plenty of places out of reach for Europol and the FBI, etc.? Or is cyber-crime so unprofitable?
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oezi
1y ago
Thanks, for the interesting read.
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oezi
1y ago
Isn't there a standard flag which programs can implement to avoid writing this bash script? Ideally this could all be part of a library such as argparse for typical cases, right?
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1y ago
I am surprised they can break even with such a product. Considering 25% of the cost go to selling/fulfillment/etc., maybe 8 Pounds for the BOM (?) they might earn 3-4 Pounds per item sold. To offset the cost of development (maybe
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oezi
1y ago
Apple just put in a more capable processor, wifi and cellular, a brighter display and more sensors. They are just consuming the entire battery over a day because it is not such a big deal for customers.
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Trust with what? Why would you trust any government except your own to look out for you?
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1y ago
It means you should hold on to your investments and be prepared to exit the market.
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1y ago
Depends on what you mean by apply. The taxation is deferred without interest until you leave the EU.
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This is why this doesn't apply if you move within the EU.
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1y ago
You are taking a short sighted view on what it means to be a super power. If Putin wins in Ukraine, it will show everyone that the US is incapable to hold even a weak enemy such as Russia to account. It is irrelvant that you frame it as a c
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Why? Would the presence of peace western troops make a Nuclear strike by Russia more likely?
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1y ago
The issue is even bigger: phonemizer is using espeak-ng, which isn't very good at turning graphemes into phonemes. In other TTS which rely on phonemes (e.g. Zonos) it turned out to be one of the key issues which cause bad generations.
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1y ago
That’s why MoE is needed.
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1y ago
When all your military spending can't help you win against a third-world country (USA in Afghanistan) or a single country 1/3 your size (Russia in Ukraine), it really makes you wonder if all that spending is justified to uphold on
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From an outcome perspective there isn't much difference. Egypt and Jordan keep their borders ironclad shut, no middle eastern country is taking relevant numbers of refugees. None of them have been able to stop Iran from using Hamas and
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What we have learned again is that actions speak louder than words and that without action you can't achieve anything. Western nations aren't doing anything nor are middle eastern governments, nor asian governments. My takeaway is
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Because in Europe we believe that with ownership also come responsibilities. For instance to care about your employees, prevent destruction of nature, etc. Things you can wrap in insane complex laws or just manage through a social contract
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The tricky thing for Google will be to do this and not kill their cash cow ad business.
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> one of the greatest foods on the planet Given the amount of animal suffering and environmental destruction involved in beef, this great taste shouldn't be taken so lightly. Everyone should make some effort to reduce its consumptio
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One of the issues certainly is that Stackoverflow is absolutely over. Within the last twelve months the number of users just fell off a cliff.
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My take on this (using Ruby) is https://github.com/coezbek/baker It doesn't copy template repos, but rather creates a list of imperative steps to perform. Steps can be both manual (obtain an API key and store it h
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Is it just me or does anyone else find the red squiggly lines under Pytorch and Leet hilarious in the heading picture?
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Mh, doesn't look like Microsoft has seen this enough: Windows protected your PC Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk.
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Even stronger if you believe things are deterministic there is no reason not to hold them accountable. You don't try to argue with a broken clock for it to become more punctual, you just trash it.
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And do you want to live in a society which permits/encourages/requires this? Do you think it is possible to create a society where people don't need something like OF to supplement their income.
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In all (most?) European countries we have a lot of protections exactly due to this. Minimum wage, minimum holidays, max working hours, minimum break times, paid sick leave. Employers would starve employees if oversupply of workers and gover
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