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by riedel 2y ago
Does somebody remember Halloween Linux as another German translation [0]. Still have some CD ROM lying around. [0] https://www-pro--linux-de.translate.goog/artikel/2/364/hallo...
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Interesting read. Our lab was founded inside a campus engineering center of digital. So we still have some memorabilia (like a 'cyber cafe' sign from digital) lying around. Actually digital research in Germany was sold to SAP, whi
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WSL1 is actually quite similar afaik. Unfortunately also development stalled here in favour of WSL2. I remember Co-Linux to be a a thing around 2005, but it never stuck with me as I was mostly happy with Cygwin until all the libuv and go (n
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My take is that nobody actually practices law in this area at this time. Tons of stuff will again need to go to court before you can be sure if these regulations actually apply to you. Actually tons of the cases that are relevant for smalle
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They just want to train their LLM on real applications and not their own LLM
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Applying for EC Projects is a complicated game. For SMEs there is typically Open Calls like this: https://www.ffplus-project.eu/ Regarding compute simply file an application here: https://eurohpc-ju.europa.eu&#x2
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The application process IMHO is quite complex (thwy want compute estimations and CVs etc).However if you figure how ist works it is at least relatively easy to get batches of 100k GPU hours via EuroHPC. Currently few calls are open, but the
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by riedel 2y ago
As said before in another comment. The project can likely make use of 'free' EuroHPC resources, which will also be funded simultaneously with hundreds of millions. Still not Stargate, but if they can actually innovate something be
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I wish you the best of luck. However, this is basically a still just a European joint research project (admittedly compatibly well funded) with similar partners that have been also connected before in other research projects. To really comp
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Admittedly due to the recent hype about adult ADHD, I got myself tested to understand that I am likely to have it to some degree. However, it proved difficult to diagnose as I found my niche to function as part of society (if you assume tha
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There is claims that the current dutch administration kind of invented their new US counterpart: https://www.politico.eu/article/the-man-who-invented-trumpis...
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I was thinking the same. Living in Europe I want to extend this to any alt-right figures, identarian politicians and autocrats of all sort. Looking at the news has just become too 'intellectual challenging'.
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by riedel 2y ago
Related: https://www.economist.com/interactive/trump-approval-tracker...
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Chinese company CRRC tests largest wind turbine(heise.de)
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From a quality perspective, widening the product range was the mistake Lenovo did after taking over from IBM. The bios and the controller firmware IMHO has become a peace of sh* because they have to support so many configurations. Does not
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I have a Z13 with virtualized button on the Touchpad. At least the simulated haptics are decent. But I agree that 3 physical buttons should be standard. I however also have external ThinkPad/Trackpoint keyboards which I use most of the
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by riedel 2y ago
Regarding gameshows in which you have to pay with your life there was a mockumentary called 'Das Millionenspiel' [0] from 1970 . People where rather shocked at the time. [0] https://m.imdb.com/de/title/tt
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I guess exactly the point is that concrete political positions don't matter. Musk is reinforcing populists parties, that will change their policies and are just against any constitutional democratic system. Also their populist position
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The last ThinkPad I was really happy with was the X61 I had though. I, however, got used to the track point, so I stocked. The Z13 is only half a ThinkPad but at least Lenovo did considerable engineering to solve the thermal issues of new p
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Just it wasn't led by a lesbian (just saying because it seems to make the difference for Musk)
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Just to give more context on this quote from an opinion piece [0]. I guess a bit of bias for free press is good, given exactly what Musk tries while owning one of the biggest social media platforms. [0] https://www.theguardian.co
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There is also flights in Europe that are faster. I recently traveled from Stuttgart to Vienna via night train. It was even more expensive. But this is not the point. Time sleeping in a night train is not lost. Also typically getting to the
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Just a quick note on cognitive load theory: what makes cognitive load difficult is 'germane cognitive load' that comes from learning, that is neither intrisinsic nor extraneous. Getting it right is difficult: often too light inter
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True. In Germany some politics are calling for reactivating reactors, but is the energy companies that don't see a future that makes it worth the effort. Regarding safety, here, we rather have a unsolved nuclear waste problem. While mu
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The last 'Dunkelflaute' left many gas and reserve fosile power plants in Germany turned off, while they let the price temporarily race to 1k EUR / MW. Net stayed rock stable. We actually imported a lot, but that was mostly ju
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This typically good science. You have hypothesis and test it, rather than doing an intervention and reporting every random thing that happened. Although I agree in this case, the alternative hypothesis seems a bit lame, rather than adopting
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by riedel 2y ago
I use cygwin as my daily driver for many things. This is why I started to hate languages like rust or go because they easily become a nightmare for me.
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Hi, if you want to make this into a viable product, you might want to consider that credit worthyness assessment will be considered high-risk under the AI Act. This means that you will have some compliance headaches if you want to go beyond
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by riedel 2y ago
Lots of discussion on this jj post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36952796
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EuroHPC: First 7 AI Factories Selected(eurohpc-ju.europa.eu)
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