pinkgolem

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by pinkgolem 3y ago
Industrial knowledge management.(multi ton press, heated up multiple 100 degrees, furnaces, etc..) If you push 3-4 documents into a language model and then ask it questions, it creates some dangerous situations
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
while thats true.. i am using TestFlows-GitHub-Hetzner-Runners, which recycles runner for the 1 hour lifetime, works like a charm so far also main reason for switching was performance, not cost for us.
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
i mean, customers are angry if personal data leaks, but a lot of legit usecases can be done with agregate data.
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
Iops on GitHub runners is also terrible slow, you easily get a 5x to 10x improvement We did the same, and set up GitHub actions runners on hetzner Halfed the integration test time and made them more reliable.
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
for the given question, sure.. you can there are 60tb ssd's out there.. you might even fit all of the 8tb on a given server
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
The number I spend on music before Spotify was well below 120 per year. I would even attribute increased spending on festivals/concerts/merch on Spotify
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
Yeah, that seems like a minor improvement that could be implemented... But the call is the important thing, check if someone answers.. if not -> call emergency services.. if yes, discuss next steps Calls are also sometimes available when
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
To be fair, when a person is not reacting after the sequence described a medical emergency seems likely & a checkup might be a good idea.
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
>Even if you only listen to one artist, 8 hours per day, 365 days a year, they will earn a whopping... 100 bucks from Spotify. i mean, that sounds fair?
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
I mean, they do? Supply chain act is a thing, and active.. but might be a German thing only
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
German health insurance does not send out any medication, it also will not pay for homeopathic medicine anymore, but that's very recent and is not yet finalized
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
What? The homeopathic market in Germany is not what I would call big, it's well below 1% of the medical budget from all numbers I can find
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
Fridays for future is a pretty massive protest wave in europe, this is simply a play on that.
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
Trust me, no food in Germany goes anywhere for human consumption unregulated
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
Depends on the budget, we got several "innovation trial period" contracts for all of 2024 in December
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
Thailand Mobile is also largely blocked.. Was fun, could not use around half the websites I am normally using
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
> 3 months is a long time to be unproductive. I mean yes.. but depending on company policy on training/Co thats expected...
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
> It's a dead month for sales. That depends, there are often left over budgets and people scrambling to spend them
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
CPU is okay from my observations, but iops is surprisingly slow
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
To be fair, 20k for any sizable dining room seems also rather cheap.. I would have assumed with current building cost to be more in the 40 to 50k area At least in areas where space matters...
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
I mean, depending on what you believe suicide is actually harm reducing in certain situations, so sending people to get help before considering seems very in line with those believes
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
According to the article, the insurance covered it.. does insurance in GB cover this if there was no collision with anything?
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
As the person before mentioned, partial rollouts with separate monitoring would help with that and might be an improvement the other 11 month.. But we are doing the same thing, 2 weeks around Christmas there is please take holidays if you c
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
I mean I am not a big fan, but can we stop spewing falsehoods? >have short lifespan. Those things are build like tanks by now, every big player has its own repair shops and they are repaired over and over, and nearly none of the damage i
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
>TÜV inspection because they do not want to risk having to repeat the (chargeable) TÜV inspection. Thats not fully correct, a second check is much cheaper then the first one, and it's not super unusual to get it checked by tüv to se
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
>referring to those modern foam mattresses I mean, I was referring to cheap mattresses winning prices, this year it's a pocket spring + foam mattress called myNap TFK for 300€(Stiftung Warentest Matratzentest 2023) >foam mattress
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
To be fair there are 2 markets by now One with in-store shopping & the above mentioned high prices(and 600 is rather on the low side there) But quit a lot of the mattresses winning the usual testing reports here are around 200€(single 8
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
As a German, you do not even need a passport to travel to a bunch of places.. turkey, tunesia, agypt, Monaco Then there is the whole topic of oversee territorys... Not sure if those count as international territory but also no passport requ
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
The government has its own log of boarder crossings which is not shared with you. There is also a bunch of places where I only need national Id and no passport to travel there, I would assume it's the same for the US?
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by pinkgolem 3y ago
and we might know what problems those are for AI in a year or two, look back how crypto was viewed on by some... I also was not arguing for ai to not improve by quit a bit more.. I actually think ai will make a few more big steps forward, b

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