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by riedel 1y ago
The real essence of the piece is that Leibnitz did not schmidhuber [0] Seppo Linnainma (probably because he was dead at the time). Actually it is a nice piece and I was really happy to get my expectations fulfilled when reading to the very
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I wonder if it commercially would not make sense to build the opposite thing: a VPN that requires age verification that sites may whitelist. While it may seem nonsensical in the first place, because any VPN probably would allow this, howeve
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But HN might be Ofcoms next target now I guess, giving all the comments and post an circumvention...
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The article mentions alternatives to git lfs like git annex that support S3 already (which IMHO is however still a bit of a pain in the ass on windows due to the symlink workflow). Also dvc plays nicely with git and S3. Gitlab btw also simp
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by riedel 1y ago
Would be great to have it included in the Google Edge AI gallery android app.
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RFID tags might be rather in the area of $0.03. Other devices might have some hard memory constraints. For other targets it is rather about making hacking a bit more difficult rather that protecting sensitive data against malicious interna
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by riedel 1y ago
From reading the article that is the exactly also the feeling of the people involved. The question is if they are on track towards e.g. the 1% eventually.
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Even with data flow extension (also like ipyflow [0] ) I am still struggling with the execution model of notebooks in general. I often still see people defining functions and classes in notebooks to somehow handle prototyping loops. I would
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by riedel 1y ago
More than 10 years ago. I was looking into using binary XML on really ressource constraint embedded devices (actually I started to dive into the whole rabbit hole of grammar based compression on hedges in my PhD). I tried to like EXI, but r
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MPEG-7 includes a binary XML standard [0] which is quite useful IMHO in comparison to others (I think it is used in DVB Meta data streams). But beyond patents it is even hard to find open documentation of BIM. I think the group was technica
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by riedel 1y ago
The EC funds OpenWebSearch [0]. I wonder why there is pretty no commercial adoption, if this new endeavor actually makes sense. [0] https://openwebsearch.eu/
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Actually I wonder, why in general not more decoders are just put into webassembly and are actually kept 'hot' on demand. Couldn't this also be an extension? Wouldn't that reduce the attack surface? I remember a time when
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by riedel 1y ago
I really like the copyleft idea, however, I think you did nothing wrong, IMHO, because if large corps like an idea, they will rather reimplement it rather than even bothering with ways to conform to AGPL or buy an alternative licence. Parti
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by riedel 1y ago
Also Microsoft and AppGet: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23331287
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Actually I found it irritating that the readme does not mention the language at all. I think it is not good practice to deduce it from the language of the readme itself. I would not like to have German language tts models with only a German
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It was mostly about syncing groups with proxmox. Worked by patching the LDAP provider to support our schema. Comment was more about the extensibility problem when doing this. Actually when you say this, I wonder how PAM could work, only ev
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by riedel 1y ago
Germany, France and Belgium rolled out Wero I think. Haven't seen it accepted on a website yet though (I think it was meant to replace GiroPay). Netherlands will follow next year and wants to replace their ubiquitous iDEAL afaik.
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We are really happy with proxmox for our 4 machine cluster in the group. We evaluated many things, they were either to light or to heavy for our users and/or our group of hobbyist admins. A while back we also set up a backup server. Fo
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by riedel 1y ago
I like my Z13. Despite the non-thinkpad look, they finally did a bit of engineering together with AMD to get the cooling working again (copying from the Mac as well). It the least Thinkpad I ever had (no hardware track point buttons), but I
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'missing complement to git' seems to be a great value proposition. However, I think it is still a long way for this to become an alternative to Google docs or overleaf in the context of projects e.g. hosted on gitlab. We have move
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I can totally relate. Even going to the toilet is difficult on hyperfocus. Stupid thing is that to make things 'interesting' for my brain they often have to get overdue, adding unnecessary stress until that point. But it is all ab
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> Speaking of ADHD, sometimes I wonder whether that might be a false positive self-diagnosis in my case. > > About 10 years ago, when I consumed much less media content like Instagram or YouTube, everything was different in that I
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by riedel 1y ago
Also scoring on the ADHD spectrum and having a pure knowledge worker job, I have to say, that knowledge work is actually not reliant on attention at all. One can get productive and not fired in many ways. Working in research is IMHO a nice
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Tell HN: Google Denies OS Support for Pixel from Non-Licenced Retailer
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I am currently the publication chair of a ACM SIGCHI conference and actually all the work is managed by by Sheridan publishing for ACM. The process is really streamlined. The main paper track actually is now a journal since a few years, so
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At least in Germany all the SMS 2FA has been shut off, but replaced with tons of custom 2FA apps. The security argument is certainly that they can check for 'insecure' devices. But I wonder what the empirical evidence here is and
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It also seems to disclosesinteresting internal products: what is Google Bigwave ?
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What are the actual security concerns when using OMEMO mentioned in the post? Most criticism I find is on implementations.
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Looked at Autotier before, but the development looked pretty stale (which is not too bad per se if it is stable). Is there any experience/ recommendations with putting bcachefs also on top of networked block storage such as CEPH ? As
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Does someone know what the technology behind the tiering on QNAP NAS Systems is? I use an SSD RAID 1 in front of an RAID 10, which seems to work great. IMHO flexible tiering rather than caching would be very nice for many Systems as it is r

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