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by riedel 1y ago
I use RSS inside Telegram using a bot (should work with Matrix, Teams, etc as well) Allows syncing read stuff across devices and gives nice previews.
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by riedel 1y ago
They get translation in many languages right (which is important in Europe). They do not offer general purpose GenAI yet. But as they provide models for translation and text editing they have gained the trust of many companies. If they now
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by riedel 1y ago
Without creating so much buzz there is also still DeepL . They just announced an agent framework: https://www.heise.de/en/news/DeepL-presents-its-own-AI-agent... I think AI in Europe is doable in general.
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by riedel 1y ago
I wonder if the main effect is that it is readable for people with begining presbyopia (like me). It seems that this is a problem particularly for pilots and it can be compensated heavily by optimizing visual processing [0]. I at least have
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by riedel 1y ago
I find myself enabling and disabling some plugins frequently and find it easy via the com config than the shell/filesystem . However, more importantly plugins can be activated easily based on file-type. Most plugin managers are anyway
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by riedel 1y ago
The problem to me is the OP using the ethical loaded definition of free in one's choice of licence and at the same time referring to the use of copyrighted material (that is clearly in a bit of a grey area) is at least strange. (And th
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by riedel 1y ago
The most stupid is the interplay with regulators: on one hand grapheneOS is far too secure if it comes to CSAM or organized crime on the other hand it is not secure enough for banking (most of the 2FA comes from the interpretation of the PS
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by riedel 1y ago
Sure, one option means paying for each SMS (actually they had to abandon that one), another option is getting a paid banking card just to use a hardware device. From my experience they try to make sure that you will get a certified phone .
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by riedel 1y ago
It was pretty much clear from the beginning that without a backing from China war would not be possible for Russia. It is telling that neither the nor the EU seems to be willing to extend tariffs nor sanctions to China. I think we reach a p
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by riedel 1y ago
The last time I tried to that for an external MS Teams instance, the option to use another method was gone. Could have been a compliance thing of the 'owner' of the instance, however, I actually tried multiple times to circumvent
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by riedel 1y ago
The OP says it the other way around though. Power is 300MW and capacity 600MWh=2h*300MW. There is no mentioning of 300MWh in the OP.
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by riedel 1y ago
I also have the same problem, however, I think Microsoft started to use some proprietary protocol wit some challenge / response scheme.
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by riedel 1y ago
My mother-in-law is also a master of 'the weave'. When my wife and I visit she uses it to inform us about every possible happening of gossip and 'important events' . She just needs a key word and then she uses the chance
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by riedel 1y ago
Speaking only of intrinsic and extraneous cognitive load oversimplifies things. This works for tasks of pilots (see e.g. NASATLX scores). However, if new information that needs to be learned is in the game there is also germane cognitive lo
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by riedel 1y ago
It is telling that they have not yet released the process for hobbyists and students. While it is clearly just an evil move, in praxis for tech people this could mean just the extra hurdle of signing an APK with your own developer account:
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by riedel 1y ago
It would be great to have comprehensive benchmarks for git lsf, git annex, dvc and alike. I am also always getting annoyed with one or the other , e.g. due to the hashing overhead, etc. However, in many cases the annoyances come with bad fi
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by riedel 1y ago
What of those are unreasonable terms? Quickly looking into it, it seems mostly that it is restricted to legal use and the provider has to take some responsibility.
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by riedel 1y ago
Great to hear! OP probably had some part in that. Just read the blog post [0] [0] https://lina.sh/blog/cuii-gives-up
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by riedel 1y ago
The legal basis is explained here [0] . Funny thing is that in contrast to what the OP says the German net agency says that the CUII needs a court decision: >A rights holder represented in the CUII can find copyright infringements and th
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by riedel 1y ago
My experience with microcontrollers is not up to date. Most of the stuff I did was 15 years ago.I remember, Espressif really disrupted the market. Things changed already with Advent of Arduino. Before that people wrote a lot of asm code in
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by riedel 1y ago
I am no fan of touchpads and I am using track points even on my external keyboard (I got a panic beginning of the year since you cannot buy non US versions from Lenovo anymore). However the touchpad on my Z13 is actually pretty decent. I g
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by riedel 1y ago
Confidential computing is the straw for many people to overcome GDPR headaches in Europe. I know particularly medical researchers that hope that they get access to scalable infrastructure this way, because they can tick it as the only addit
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by riedel 1y ago
I would agree to see the outcry more as a symptom about this meritocratic system. I think we are at a point where new browser/rendering engines are developing like ladybird or Servo. An independent group should make sure that they will
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by riedel 1y ago
Germany is a cash country and the 1 EUR thing is quite popular. However, it is more common these days that people use specially crafted tools on their keyring to unlock the carts [0]. Before that it was plastic coins because the locks had d
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by riedel 1y ago
And while WebRTC solves some rather hard problems like P2P transfers, the beauty of DASH is that is can rely on existing servers and clients. So I am also quite puzzled on the comparison. Particularly as the post do not get into much detai
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by riedel 1y ago
Very stupid question: why does the tflite model output only '[multimodal][multimodal]' when executed on GPU in the AI edge gallery app, while fully working on the CPU.
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by riedel 1y ago
Poison has a led the problem: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Phison-issues-statement-on-SSD...
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by riedel 1y ago
I guess that is a bit of a misunderstanding of the separation of powers. This court is the highest civil/criminal court which only decides precisely on the text of the law. It has IMHO less interpretation freedom than Germanys supreme
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by riedel 1y ago
I was in a project with MAN Roland and the university of Dresden at the same time and the most important thing is roll to roll printing. This actually works well if you do not need an external antenna. What was the holy grrail at the time w
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by riedel 1y ago
Actually pushdown transducers are even more fun (context free languages). 13 years ago I played around with visibly push down transducers for format conversion like grammar based binary compression on XML Schema. Can get you down a nice rab

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