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by riedel 7mo ago
Google takes town IzzyOnDroid via Safe Browsing in collateral damage of probable false positive.
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While I agree with you on the case of Esther Bejerano (a recent example from public broadcasting shows that her own communist beliefs and support for BDS are seemingly 'censored' [0]), I find the general situation complicated. Al
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Actually this is not as easy as it sounds. Quite a few companies opt not to go into 'Kurzarbeit' because it means that you go under extra scrutiny as it is only there to stop major layoffs, which would cost our social insurance sy
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by riedel 7mo ago
As a university computer scientist, I saw our graduates hardly getting job in automotive directly while mechanical engineers got all the good jobs for years. Then about 10 years ago the opposite happened: people quit their PhDs because indu
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by riedel 7mo ago
Totally agree. I was quite impressed with UI and bling bling when one of our employees installed it to monitor one of our servers (university team of 15 people) .However it turned out to be a total cognitive overload and very hard to bring
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by riedel 7mo ago
> Anthropic released vibe coded C compiler that doesn't work, how their LLM can help in maintaining PyPy? This is the perfect question to highlight the major players. In my opinion, a rapidly developing language with a clear referen
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by riedel 7mo ago
The question is rather if Mozilla can win this catch-up game and win new users. If they do this they should rather IMHO simply upstream the stuff done by Zen [0], which IMHO has a much more modern look and feel. Btw: there is still quite so
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by riedel 7mo ago
Even writing clones of products without seems pretty doable without any major effort (a friend e.g. let an ai code a Duolingo clone for his daughter). AI itself can clone itself based on output in a similar way it clones its input (I had to
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by riedel 7mo ago
Wallet was one of the reasons I abandoned my well working lineageOS phone on a redmi note 10 as it was a cat and mouse game over month. I feel as long as a vendor does not support an os and Google is so hostile against modifications, it is
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by riedel 7mo ago
So what is wrong with lineage in this case?
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by riedel 7mo ago
I hope so. The changes can mean two things: people can only use it easily in custom roms (I guess there is an overlap there) or they actually would play with Google: i guess technically they could as well register and sign the stuff with a
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by riedel 8mo ago
I find it an even more weird practice for anyone working with speech or text models not in the first paragraph name the language it is meant for (and I do not mean the programming language bindings). How many English native speakers are th
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by riedel 8mo ago
Adoption would mean that orgs like the European Payment Initiative behind Wero would adopt Linux phones even other AOSP ROMs. Not seeing that. Banks and streaming platforms that require DRM are keeping most (non-activist type) users locked
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by riedel 8mo ago
Break free from Google by buying their hardware and be dependant on them to actively support the device. Things are absurd at this stage. I guess there is different motivations behind mobile OSes.
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by riedel 8mo ago
And android will actually turn off certified state if you install open source apps that were not signed by a registered developer
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by riedel 8mo ago
And the best thing thing for HN nostalgia: CG was created using Lightwave on the Amiga as discussed here [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19285052
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by riedel 8mo ago
https://github.com/npmx-dev/npmx.dev has a comparison
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by riedel 8mo ago
Even if a large conspiracy isn't involved, I believe that biases in worldview can contribute to these effects. However, I still think it's important to inform people of things they might be missing and hold media accountable for t
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Beautiful, but make sure to quickly add 2023 to the title. Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36064971
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by riedel 8mo ago
While I totally agree, the underlying conflict is that Zoos over use the argument of preservation these days. On the other end they certainly have the need to stay entertainment venues, a conflict which they seldomly address. Recently there
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by riedel 8mo ago
Funny thing is that in my German neighborhood we have Antifa stickers pretty much on any other street lamp. Given the fascist tendencies all around it actually makes me feel safer...
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by riedel 8mo ago
I cannot speak for the US but in Germany there is certainly some amount of violence towards local politicians but also other parts of administration (job centers, etc) Traditionally there was maximum transparency (names of every single repo
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by riedel 8mo ago
Thanks! I saw a few live vids. However it is cool to see someone saying what they are doing (guess that would be perfect training material for an LLM ;)). Seriously, I do not think an LLM can replace any artist. It is exactly that live thi
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by riedel 8mo ago
Cool, yes: I just send you DM (aka email) with my contacts.
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This is very much fun. Since I do not know what I am doing I simply ran Gemini on it to add a beat to pyramid song demo [0]. Is there music repls with LLM assistants built-in? [0] https://strudel.cc/#Ci8vICJQeXJhbWlkIFNvbmcg
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I was wondering exactly how that it related. We as a German university are actually still shaping our cloud strategy and such stories are kind of worst case scenario to protect our research. However, I would imagine that stuff bought via ou
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by riedel 8mo ago
I learn: proxy networks run by large corps are good. True internet is bad. While I understand that often we are talking about Malware/Worms etc that enable this. However, i find it often disturbing to here often a lot of libertarian sp
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by riedel 8mo ago
I guess there is still remaining trade volume that could be further reduced by sanctions. While it is a tenth of what is typically traded with other countries in the region, I would say it is still 1000 times higher than the trade with Nort
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by riedel 9mo ago
The title seems to be a bit misleading IMHO because it does not really only use `sh` but heavily `sed` it seems, which is a whole programming language well suited for templating. I've in the old days written a Macromedia Dreamweaver co

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