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by riedel 4y ago
I fully agree that automakers should be held responsible. However, I am feeling a bit of negative sentiment here. What does 'properly' mean? There has been court cases that have been decided against them. Sure there is always more
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by riedel 4y ago
That is the basic idea of taxes: to redistribute money. The problem was a bit different though: people that need trains (like disabled people) were pushed out of trains and trams by tourists with bikes. I still really enjoyed not having to
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by riedel 4y ago
I think it would be difficult to even reproduce the bad quality of the pirated version of Terminator we watched as kids. With regard to this I think the shaders would need to be more dynamic.
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by riedel 4y ago
Push would IMHO allow nice pub sub if combined with SSE. Particularly for short lived objects one could actually considerably reduce overhead. However, it has been build with the design goal to be an optional feature (as there is no client
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by riedel 4y ago
Funny that it made it into national public radio news (Germany) but not much discussion on HN or elsewhere with more details. Seems to be rather easy to exploit (any website??)
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Solaris: ESA Says Space-Based Solar Power Is a Real Option(esa.int)
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by riedel 4y ago
I think the problem is at different level: manufacturers do not actually care that items are retured because they profit from the replacement. This is much worse actually for well insured items like cars. Otherwise it would be easy to set
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by riedel 4y ago
see also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32426633 a bit earlier
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by riedel 4y ago
Not me. However, my wife tried 2 years ago but failed to sync the BIM layers with dlubal RFEM. However, it seems some progress was made. So I think it it might not be there yet.
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by riedel 4y ago
Supporting FreeCAD [1] would be IMHO the way to go as they already provide both interfaces to BIM [2] and Blender [3]. Would be great if there were more architects or structural engineering companies that invest in open source. Maybe then u
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by riedel 4y ago
We didn't read enough dystopian novels yet to that describe the privatisation of law enforcement. We wanted the real thing.
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by riedel 4y ago
Funny to see Google and Mozilla siding on ethical issues. It really seems like the W3C has finally lost its compass and now wants to venture into the blockchain. Only positive thing is to see Google loosing once in a standards fight, howeve
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by riedel 4y ago
MNIST is not your typical real world tabular data. Many if not most data science problems out there are still in the range of a few k samples from my perspective (trying to "sell" ML to the average company) From a statistical poin
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by riedel 4y ago
6k seems to be a really low payout given the potential impact (particularly with respect to personal data), the work needed to discover such vulnerabilities, the revenue of cloudflare and the potential money that could be made by a blackhea
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by riedel 4y ago
Thanks for the article link. It is quite interesting to me that is only possible because we all need to trust the V8 sandboxing anyways. It makes sense since it should not be compromised on the other end of the connection either. However, o
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by riedel 4y ago
This seems to confuse git with GitHub
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by riedel 4y ago
I rather see a dystopian future from unregulated asset flow with no limits and no taxation. Cash for me is a good tradeoff between freedom and necessary control. I would e.g. opt into any equivalent digital currency that does not allow spec
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by riedel 4y ago
My father practice moved digital in the late nineties, they had a cd robot that would burn the dicom images together with a quite decent windows viewer from Siemens (actually it had nice contrast and zooming features) on the disk with autor
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by riedel 4y ago
Thanks, never thought about it this way: It seems like the NP of reasoning. If you know the solution everything seems much easier.
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by riedel 4y ago
The GDPR makes processing of PII illegal by default and then adds clearly defined exceptions. The problem are IMHO not the exceptions but the enforcement problem that persists. I see a huge risk in centralising DNS records resolvers. Being
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by riedel 4y ago
For a research prototype we just used a mobile phones acceleration sensors to couple a phone (who uses printed boarding passes) with the tracker. No biometrics needed. Tracking does not survive the camera context. Considering that there are
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by riedel 4y ago
In Cologne the classical Sauerbraten ( the most famous meat dish in the region) is from horse meat. I live in a house in Karlsruhe and the last business on the ground floor was a horse butcher. Germany, however, has become the land of mass
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by riedel 4y ago
It really reminds me somehow of the police press relationship described in '64' (Rokuyon) by Hideo Yokoyama
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by riedel 4y ago
It is very subjective: For me the smaller the better, if you give a track point instead. I do not understand why people want to move there hand so much while working...
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by riedel 4y ago
I think from what I heard the problem with district heating in Germany is quite complex and as said probably not one of energy efficiency. It very much is as I understand a problem for a non-functioning market and problems with centralised
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by riedel 4y ago
I do not think this is coincidence. Von der Leyen was practically kicked out German government because she was not able to control procurement for the German military. Now she repeated the stunt with the procurement of vaccines knowing she
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by riedel 4y ago
What understand from German copyright law at least, it is equally important to actually have damages(at least that is what a FOSS specialized company lawyer explained to me based on some ordinary court cases). That means it might be easier
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by riedel 4y ago
This discussion is also interesting wrt the rust verification: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30174827 . Creusot author did comment on it. Seems like there finally will be alternatives to Ada SPARK.
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by riedel 4y ago
Actually it would be good if the default would be that you can request language based on domain name and tld. Actually i normally would want German as default for all .de sites and would chose English for the rest. But here I see no added p
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by riedel 4y ago
AFAIK l4se focussed on verifiability and simultaneous performance (with actual customers in defense I guess). L4RE seems more focussed on application (one being the simk3 'merkle phone') . So I wonder which part of inspiration com

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