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4y ago
If they are really compliant with the GDPR they must answer an information request. I just found the policy[1] . I guess I will write my first letter to Korea.. Also I guess I would need my unique id or chipset serial id: does anyone know h
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At my university in Germany the trade-off is at approx. 50 students in a course when written becomes much more efficient. I can take max around 12 oral exams a day mostly it is rather 8. The point is that the written exam is largely outsour
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4y ago
Somebody wrote an autogpt prompt to set up a chatgpt based service, create the necessary accounts and post th url on hacker news...
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4y ago
I tend to agree. However, turning them off is partially exactly getting the act together. The very big problem is that at the same time particularly southern German states fail to support renewables and power distribution lines. So while th
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4y ago
In Germany there is still no consent on where to put the nuclear waste. Without that and no other country willing to take our waste, this is a problem. The process e.g. in Switzerland worked much better. It may actually be the very critical
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4y ago
Most important any audit should state methodology and assumptions and report findings based on this. My big problem with KeepassXC is that the threat model is not well documented. It does a lot of fuzz around memory randomisation but it mig
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4y ago
Seems so: I like the idea. Would be, however, to integrate with mosh [1] and feel much better if there was a well audited SSH implementation beneath the hole punching and rendezvous layer. [1] https://github.com/mobile-she
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4y ago
Do not need to register. Just generate a lot of text based on small derivations of existing patents and put them in a searchable public database (you will have good embeddings anyways) with a clear cryptographic time stamp on it. Now if a n
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4y ago
IMHO this is taking it too far: free software first, means that it is not exclusive. Also it does not mean that you need to do it yourself. IMHO government contracts can help selling FOSS and thus sustaining FOSS. IMHO there is clearly a re
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4y ago
This is cool, why is that not a wider available feature in custom ROMs particularly. I used XPrivacy with xposed some time ago to inject that functionality. It was even possible to only expose randomised or fixed GPS and an excerpt from th
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4y ago
The article does not claim empirical evidence but cites someon that has been working and publishing on the topic. I wonder why this should be wrong by any journaliszic standards. Is there any scientific evidence that the anecdotal evidence
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Totally agree. It can really feel passively aggressive to me if someone politely asks you to reflect. IMHO it is really important to be transparent. It is important for the opposite to understand also how important something is to you and w
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4y ago
I think the nature author thought the same thing and then added a sentence at the very end, which sums up the rest they did not quite grasp (like me) and sound more like Dr. Who: >Temporal interference and time reversal could lead to ne
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4y ago
Best part: >AI-generated summary: >"This thread explains how the mmap feature of modern operating systems can be used to reduce memory usage when running large deep learning models. It also explains how... Yet I wonder, if this w
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4y ago
If you for example consider a typical company security policy this is 100% less secure considering any vulnerabilities in windows itself minus the the attack surface of the different telemetry systems that have been disabled. If you care no
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I read that it is only scoring the model collaboratively but it allows some fine-tuning I guess. Getting the actual gradient descent to parallelize is more difficult because one needs to average the gradient when using data/batch paral
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4y ago
I am on one of the islands behind the proposed dike. As a German it is hard to imagine that something like this can be done. However, the Dutch are really serious about such things. Here is an English article: https://www.delta.
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4y ago
Thank you for explaining. Makes total sense now. Tried to listen to it and found it quite annoying because the interviewer gave no direction to it nor did care if a question was actually answered. Maybe I can even listen to it now accepting
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And unions demand more: https://m-faz-net.translate.goog/aktuell/feuilleton/medien/1...
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Corona-infected raccoon dogs at the Wuhan market plausible
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The headline is a bit misleading since 42% of steel production [1] in Europe is already done using an electric arc furnace (i.e. electricity) . However, this is mostly recycling [2] [1] http://www.eurofer.org/201605-ESF.pdf?
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4y ago
Particularly if no technical support is provided.
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Funny that you say this, because people that are pushing polarization have picked public broadcasting exactly as one of their main targets in Germany (calling it fake news paid by the government) trying to defund it. In Germany public broad
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4y ago
Trackpoint with physical mouse buttons... Just let me keep dreaming.
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Another nice tool for anonymizatiom that can take demographics into account: https://amnesia.openaire.eu/
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This is the ideal case. However, I have been involved in quite a bit of European projects and it is not that easy. Last meeting was in Poznan and I could have used the train via Berlin from south Germany, but somehow I have not been able to
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The fun question is anyway if a ML model is copyright protectable. Probably not as it is produced by an algorithm (which even is GPL'ed). So the only tool would have been watermarking and pulling NDA type clauses, however a Google form
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Always think we should do this at uni and even for our PhDs. Some students are actually much better in control of those tools than their advisors, but it is still a minority. Always lacking the time to teach this. German system lacks incent
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>Similar to Compose or Kubernetes files, you can declare what you want to run without having to deal with all the complexities of running the workload. Seems to be part of the idea. However, I personally have a bit of a hard time imagini
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4y ago
This is a list of public home server instances: https://joinmatrix.org/servers/
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