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by pimeys 11mo ago
We had a Samsung dishwasher. Took exactly 5 years for it to spill water to the floor. Now we have a Miele, as we do have their laundry machine and fridge already. The laundry machine is soon 20 years old, been doing laundry around 5-6 times
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Yep. Same for the other direction: there is a very strong correlation between identity politics and praising AI on Twitter. Then there's us who are mildly disappointed on the agents and how they don't live their promise, and the t
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by pimeys 11mo ago
https://www.pulse-eight.com/p/104/usb-hdmi-cec-adapter > Does not support resolutions and colour spaces greater than 4k60 4:2:0 8-bit colour. This is kind of annoying if you want 4k60 4:4:4 and 10-bit HDR.
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by pimeys 11mo ago
My NVIDIA Shield is getting old and slow. I can see this as a good replacement, because it supports HDMI CEC, so you can control it with your remote control. Install Plex, JellyFin, FreeTube et.al. to it and you have a nice open source TV b
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OpenAI loses song lyrics copyright case in German court(dw.com)
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by pimeys 11mo ago
That is an expensive fridge too. We just bought a new Miele fridge. Very high quality materials, an awesome fridge in every way. It was an expensive one, 1400 euros. So in US you pay a thousand more for a fridge that shows advertisement? We
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Try to fly from Helsinki, Munich, or even Frankfurt and you notice how bad BER is.
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Also how bad the Berlin government is and has always been. It's almost a crime how they sold almost all the public housing to private investors. The outcome of this has been slow regression of Berlin. From an interesting and pioneering
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by pimeys 11mo ago
You forgot the government who spends billions to 3km of motorway a few people uses. To an airport that is one of the worst in EU and almost a decade late. And of course now cut from arts because of all this. And every single construction pr
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Yes. It's the so called Berlin issue. If you're lucky enough to find an apartment, you have a good chance of getting a slumlord who does everything to make your life miserable. I'd buy my own place, if there would be anything
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Awesome. The only internet connection we get IN THE MIDDLE OF BERLIN is Vodafone Cable. Deutsche Telekom wants to build fiber here, but our landlord refuses to open the door to the cellar because he wants to kick everybody out and raise the
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by pimeys 11mo ago
With usually the best reviews compared to Rotten Tomatoes et.al.
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by pimeys 11mo ago
> Nobody goes there to talk. 9am garden in the famous Homopatik party after two nights in ://about blank club in Berlin tends to disagree (back in 2013). Edit: Elon Musk not getting into Berghain is still something me and my fr
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by pimeys 11mo ago
The biggest and best clubs in Berlin at least are pretty much all LGBTQ+. The best and most famous club in the world, Berghain, is famously gay.
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by pimeys 11mo ago
RA is the biggest site for electronic subculture since forever, and it's an excellent resource to find out the cool stuff that happens in your city. I don't know why you consider it small, maybe it's a US thing? In Europe, RA
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Ublock Origin, disable javascript for that site, remember the decision. Problem solved.
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Mm, I'm not sure if we're saved outside the US from this crash either...
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by pimeys 11mo ago
Gas/diesel mostly.
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by pimeys 11mo ago
They are all over Berlin as rentals, which you can rent from your phone, and pay per kilometer. People can test drive them easily, and they are not super nice cars. We much prefer the Audis, Toyotas, and Volkswagens that are also in the poo
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by pimeys 1y ago
Yep, but it depends. We once organized a party in a soon to be demolished factory building. And exactly that happened, the police decided to let us be because it would've been trouble to have a few hundred ravers in the middle of the c
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by pimeys 1y ago
If you ever played a game called Party House, which is a deck builder that "teaches" you how to organize parties. It's one of many absolutely fantastic games in the UFO50 collection: https://ufo50.miraheze.org&#x2F
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by pimeys 1y ago
I just got this from codex yesterday: "I wasn’t able to finish; no changes were shipped." And it's not the first time.
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by pimeys 1y ago
Snaps awake from the sleep and starts talking about how they used to wear onions on their belt. I love it when they take an offense.
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by pimeys 1y ago
And I can just take about any Linux distro, install it to about any computer and have an extremely nice device to work, play games, and handle almost any daily task with. I call that a huge success.
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by pimeys 1y ago
I'm not really sure what you mean? I've been in fast and crazy startups now years, all the time ton of work to do. Never having issues with Linux, the CachyOS and Fedora spins I run just keep on chugging day to day. Using a workst
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by pimeys 1y ago
Or... How can you detect the usage of Claude models in a writeup? Look for the word comprehensive, especially if it's used multiple times throughout the article.
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by pimeys 1y ago
And in many ways it reflects well to us who also moved here for work and witness similar issues in the society. There are a lot of good things too in Germany, but he really nailed on the issues I witness in my daily life.
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by pimeys 1y ago
That would be nice. Just did a business trip to Amsterdam from Berlin (and back). The return train was four hours late. Neither of the trains had even a restaurant car, and the trip is about six hours per direction.
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by pimeys 1y ago
This. The biggest reason I went with OpenAI this month...
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by pimeys 1y ago
I've found codex to be better here than Claude. It has stopped many times and said hey you might be wrong. Of course this changes with a larger context. Claude is just chirping away "You're absolutely right" and making m

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