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by riedel 2y ago
This article is clearly an oversimplification on aljazeera's side [0], which a bit also highlights a problem with their journalism. However, I guess this is harmless against some tabloids that are far from being banned. [0] https:&#x2
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by riedel 2y ago
Funnily I spend my weekend making a traefik config file to gitlab pages on a self hosted instance without pages enabled but using the artifact API. No code involved. Had to configure quite some rewriting logic and use three different plug-i
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by riedel 2y ago
It is a tragedy that she obviously had to stop all her public activities [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37154414
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by riedel 2y ago
Relying just on h-index is bad in the first places. I habe colleagues in experimental physics who are on papers with tens of coauthors, working only on a small bit that enabled multiple experiments and have an amazing hindex. you cannot com
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by riedel 2y ago
Totally agree. I have used fido2 and webauthn before and I liked it. Particularly with a hardware key the mental model is quite straightforward. Now with that Microsoft, Google and syncing business I am left totally confused. Why the hell s
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by riedel 2y ago
I totally agree, but this is about light weight packaging which is also separately collected in Germany. PET bottles is another game. Actually there even criticism for upcycling those for clothes because it is a pretty much perfect for circ
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by riedel 3y ago
In Germany we already have a deposit scheme for a long time. You can actually return PET bottles anywhere. That does not mean that the company that gets the bottles back recycles them. However, it is an opportunity because you will get back
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by riedel 3y ago
This seems to be true for many plastics but PET seems to prove to be valuable as recycling material. The Lidl Schwarz group actually went into recycling recently and I doubt that they do it for feel good [0] . I also doubt that most of mixe
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by riedel 3y ago
Really wonder, if this kind of spam is the perfect application for an LLM based agent.
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by riedel 3y ago
Bet HN will be next once they understand the addictive design patterns of the website.
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by riedel 3y ago
Will give try it a try. Mail works fine via IMAP for me. I always had problems handling outlook invites, team calendars and other peoples availabilities correctly, why I went back to outlook.
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by riedel 3y ago
I have exactly the opposite experience. Using outlook for mail is such a pain to me. Particularly the search experience does not work (I use expressionsearchNG for thunderbird) . For calendars it is just the opposite so that I am currently
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by riedel 3y ago
I guess he just also very much enjoys being the madman [0] . It is fascinating to see the childish fun he has in all the things he is doing. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqZpi8zAqe0
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by riedel 3y ago
I just thought if L4 pistachio was a thing in the days (C++ rewrite, the new thing when I did my masters in Karlsruhe), someone must have written a microkernel OS in Rust by now and here it is: https://www.redox-os.org/ . S
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by riedel 3y ago
Original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32386762
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by riedel 3y ago
Our lab build and characterized one of the first low cost mobile PM sensing devices and worked with a major manufacturer of reference devices. I think the article is partially over simplifying. This is because also the reference devices do
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by riedel 3y ago
I think putting a more constructive aspect to it would be great though. I guess there is still judicial systems in which everyone wears a rob and wigs. Was it studied if this lessens the effect? Wonder if it makes sense to come back to thos
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by riedel 3y ago
Disclosure: also have PhD and leading a lab for of PhD students I think not the PhDs are the problem, but the amount of papers. We just need all the PhD students to produce those papers to keep the industry going (much like a snow ball syst
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by riedel 3y ago
Have you explored fiber bragg grating. 10 years ago a student of mine semi successfully explored sensing the shape of firefighter hose using that technique. Seems to gain new traction again lately for optical shape sensing.
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by riedel 3y ago
They are running Matrix bridges in the cloud for people that do not want to self host. Don't think the iMessage stunt was really planned. It was an opportunity to get visibility. Should rather thank them: they put regulatory pressure o
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by riedel 3y ago
Here in Germany car sharing is a real thing. Many people don't own a car here because it just works. My employer also has the same subscription as business cars. Number of EVs is limited, but you can also rent those as well as hydrogen
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by riedel 3y ago
Walter Shao [0] says lgtm... (There is simply little awareness and not even minimum standards in the industry) [0] https://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=160849&start=450...
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by riedel 3y ago
As an unrelated side note: Walter Tichy just retired at KIT a few years back but continued teaching until recently. Because he simply cannot stop he is now teaching in Kutaisi, Georgia. He was by far the best known professor in computer sci
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by riedel 3y ago
I am not sure if the apps mentioned here really target power users. It seems that they are actually blocking apps by name (!) that reached some popularity in bringing back the old windows style interface. Those apps are bypassing Microsofts
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by riedel 3y ago
The ToS links this: https://dosyago.com/
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by riedel 3y ago
Quite a few out there, I guess. I always liked the idea of sandbox.io .
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by riedel 3y ago
Was about to say this. Those multiprotocol proxies (presumably build to climb the Great Firewall) are an interesting microcosm. Tons of possibilities for obscure traffic routing. Also have android implementations. Used them just to open up
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by riedel 3y ago
Always good to see some love for the awk language. I, however l,went down the rabbit hole to find out about toybox and some background. Came back just puzzled (260 slides of slidedeck only for the message that it has a more permissive licen
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by riedel 3y ago
> 1) How does this work differ from Mark Silberstein's GPUfs from 2014 [1]? Just quoting the paper: >Using GPUfs, Silberstein et al . [ 24] demonstrate that offering a library interface to CPU FS eases access to storage for GPU p
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by riedel 3y ago
As the article explains this is purely about about compatible calling conversations between rust and C. I guess your question is also directed C compiler implementations that even overwrite LLVM defaults to achieve this alignment.

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