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snowpid
2y ago
My sentence actually was written I would not trust an American CS to give law advice on European law.
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2y ago
" So what if I told you there is a solution that would not only save Open Source, but fund it and improve cybersecurity? Would you believe me? If you don’t, well, you can quit reading now and pretend ignorance. And don’t let the boot h
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2y ago
This is a weird source given its outdated (final draft wasnt ... final) and (given his special religious belief, the American name and he works for an American company) he is American I wouldnt trust it. Bert Huber has a summary for people
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2y ago
Sorry the last sentence is not proofed. You imagine something.
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2y ago
I made several comments on this thread about the problem on this architecture. Do you live in a area with brutalism ? (if not , why do you like it?) Have you ask random passengers about their opinion?
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2y ago
We were generally talking about brutalism and I searched shortly about sloppy designed example (besides many real life example I am unlucky forced to see) Please think more next why people disagree with your opinion. Also see it as a hind t
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2y ago
30 seconds of Google search https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/wp-content/uploads/2020... You think this is well thought.
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2y ago
Maybe these architects should think, why their "well thought" experiments just look lazy designed.
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2y ago
The forms used in classical architecture are way more natural than just stupid plain concrete.
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2y ago
The impression of Unnatural comes from the fact, that brutalist forms don't exist in Nature. Concrete is everything but not a natural material. Showing it isnt natural. I am still buffed they are people defending brutalism. It is one o
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2y ago
It's not natural, grey is a stupid colour, no ornaments. Only architects like brutalism. But I am happy to know that brutalist churches in Germany will be destruct at first than older churches.
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2y ago
while clearly the Amish language is related to German, it is not German spoken in Germany. Btw, all these people can speak English.
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2y ago
flight regulation or its cases against canceled fligths is so common in Europe it is the example of automatic law or law tech. https://www.flightright.de/#
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2y ago
Actually Germany's and Japan car industry are more innovative than American one's (and much more sucessfull on the international level)
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2y ago
Ok, why?
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2y ago
Im sorry you didnt provide any source for your Indian claim. You deny the quality of Silicon Valley offices on their European location (which is a huge insult for their engineer working their) Currently EU is also the #1 destination for ill
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2y ago
" But name one Fortune 50 tech company making great profits giving high salaries to EU devs and R&D folks that isnt relying on Government Funding from EU except SAP & ASML. " You are aware that big corp from Silicon Valley
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2y ago
I guess the foundations are hyped because CRA basically forces companies to pay for security of OS projects (which the foundations try to be the main receiver of the money) But in the end the OS ecosystem becomes much more secure. Otherwise
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2y ago
Can anyone explain, why it ist such a great challenge. Compilers are deterministic ,therefore using the same Code and the dependencies must result in the same?
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3y ago
Estonia does, because well... policy wise the US is not functioning very well. (Well various German goverments have their own inhouse tech, but kind of get the critic of German goverment lack of digitalisation)
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3y ago
the point of traditional open source software is what you can reproduce your build. This is not possible with open weight models.
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3y ago
by talking to politician from Urban areas. (This is just my real life experience). I live in an urban area, also talk to people from car friendly places and they complain about lack of parking areas which is no surprise in a city (and stupi
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3y ago
While I agree, that the term "Open Source model" is misleading, an "open weight model" is much more than closed source executable. It is quite easy to modify the model and it's possible to verify and test the model.
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3y ago
In Germany there are practically no non-competition agreements. Im not sureb
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3y ago
I really dont know what you mean with yellow chat messages. Can you enlight me?
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3y ago
The most paranoid members of NATO or EU arent the US. Its the Eastern states. You can guess, why.
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3y ago
One might ask, which ideas about creation Non-western, non-european cultures had?
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3y ago
thank you and ok, I see you argument. I am astonished that such poor countries are counted as developed. I am asking myself how bad are non developed countries.
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3y ago
Dubai is a good counter example, yes. In Turkey for example are just leaving people, Russia lost 1 million people last year. Also developed seems for you a very low bar then? Russia is a very poor country,not very developed.
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3y ago
Singapore is the only well government country on your list. Nobody wants to live in one of these countries. Singapore has its audience.
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