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by snowpid 3y ago
Can you eloborate your last hypothesis about religion and math?
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by snowpid 3y ago
Thats wrong. Modernist buildings are seen as ugly in some cases for decades after constructing. There are some anti - modernist movements in Europe. Your sentiment is very wrong.
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by snowpid 3y ago
to put into perspective: phd graduants in Germany can earn 48k EUR per year in the beginning. (not every subject but certainly in CS), this is 10 % above average income in Germany and definitely decent. And yes, some phd student decided to
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by snowpid 3y ago
Have you read the book? What is your experience?
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Ask HN: What are good patters / practices in Machine Learning Development?
8 points by snowpid 3y ago|5 comments
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by snowpid 3y ago
I am working on an AI predicting heat island in German urban environments. (Actually we predict the temperature of accuracy on 10m x 10m which is sick btw) More information in German: http://www.klips-projekt.de/ Less infor
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by snowpid 3y ago
I think it really depends on your major. In Business studies and Germany this is absolutely the case. Mannheim, St. Gallen, Milano, TUM. In CS in Germany this is not the case. There are better or worser schools but it is not a big thing. Mo
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by snowpid 3y ago
I can assure you that most fires in European buildings don't happen in " modern up-to-code houses ".
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by snowpid 3y ago
In Germany younger people are more willing to pay for journalism. FAZ (a better paper) hires new journalist for example.
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by snowpid 3y ago
This definitely won't work on German tv shows :D
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by snowpid 3y ago
I doubt that Han Chinese are relaxed on political issues.
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by snowpid 3y ago
I doubt the source and its interpretation. LAION, one major open source developer, just didnt complain about the AI Act and they would be one affected by the law.
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by snowpid 3y ago
Also incels movement are a thing and they cant be explained with the given text.
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by snowpid 3y ago
Im not sure given the information from (my non - American) environment. 1.) I sometimes talk with young woman about this topic. A few mentioned who are ambitious and do wish having kids start to think about getting a house man as a father.
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by snowpid 3y ago
no, it isnt. VW was quiet weak in US, BMW and Mercedes have a different niche. Dear Americans, you arent the middle of the world. VW does have problems in China (and Tesla is quiet strong there)
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Ask HN: Is the EU AI Act coming too slow?
1 points by snowpid 3y ago|3 comments
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by snowpid 4y ago
- German company Aleph Alpha creates LLMs for commercial usage - LAION (German organisation) published open assistant - Stable Diffusion was developed in Germany.
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by snowpid 4y ago
- Aleph Alpha creates LLMs for commercial usage - LAION (German organisation) published open assistant (though after your comment) - Stable Diffusion was developed in Germany.
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by snowpid 4y ago
is this experience typical or rather exceptional? (are there any studies?) Compared to German system (which has its own problems) this sounds very very bad. Her mother should consider going back to Europe. Cheaper prices and better schools
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by snowpid 4y ago
linked letter to share holders by Palantine ( https://www.palantir.com/newsroom/letters/letter-to-sharehol... ) : "It has been our experience, however, that some countries, particularly in continental Europe, i
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by snowpid 4y ago
oh boy you clearly have no understanding of health insurance.
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by snowpid 4y ago
what is absolutely not?
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by snowpid 4y ago
great work
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by snowpid 4y ago
I dont understand why do you refer to China?
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by snowpid 4y ago
to refer back to my original point: Other nations have a more common ground so the study result might not apply to other countries. I think I showed enough reasonable arguments for that potencial case.
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by snowpid 4y ago
In some nations some political decisions are consensus (e.g. NHS in UK, Russia as an enemy in Ukraine) Nation can be seen as an consensus ideology and if you share some opinions you can get along better on other topics.
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by snowpid 4y ago
Weimar in the 30ies was heavely poralised.
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by snowpid 4y ago
yes, multi-party systems dont have an usual 0-1 binary thinking.
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by snowpid 4y ago
it might be a case for societies where is a stronger group identification (e.g. identification for the nation) And again, American political system is rather unique in the Western world. At least it should discussed in the discussion chapte
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by snowpid 4y ago
It is very typical for such kind of paper using only the American political system and with a brief overview the authors arent aware of that flaw (also very typical) It might be at least interesting to see the hypothesis tested in a multi -

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