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sschueller
3mo ago
Providing remote heat is a common thing in Switzerland[1]. Just like Waste valorisation plants[2] that additionally produce electricity. [1] https://www.computerwoche.de/article/2690747/rechenzentrum-h... [2] htt
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Thank you for your feedback. Saddly at this time the try out widget is not feature complete as the display. I may remove it completely as it gives a false impression of what the display can do.
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An ESP32 is way cheaper and has Wifi and BLe as well. I updated a label printer with an ESP32-S3 to add wifi[1] and it has plenty performance. It is even available with dual-band wifi 6[2]. Most processing is done outside the printer on the
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3mo ago
Shameless self-promotion: I make a departure board for the Swiss public transportation network: https://www.stationdisplay.com/
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Pi Zero seems overkill to me for a printer.
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3mo ago
I don't know why you are getting down voted. I wrote the article and that is the point of the article. A free market requires proper and smart regulation to work for all the people to get the best product.
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But how much of it is electrified?
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How are these companies legally setup in the US? Is there a concept of a co-op or do you setup an LLC? In Switzerland we have the concept of a "Genossenschaft"[1] which is a legal form for a company entered in the official company
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It doesn't matter. The damage is done. As a company I can not trust putting large sums of investment into using a product that may disappear the next day due to a government deciding at a whim that it should not longer be available. No
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More details: https://www-srf-ch.translate.goog/news/schweiz/schweizer-elo...
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'Swiss Elon Musk' jailed for fraud
(swissinfo.ch)
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Show HN: Making a label printer work under Linux using agentic AI
(stefan.schueller.net)
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I have been heavily using DeepSeek V4 Pro at Max for a month now and I would say it is 100x cheaper. If I pay for Claude I will hit that limit so fast I am always waiting 5 hours. Using the frontier models at Kilo I go through dollars while
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Greenland, Svalbard, Falklands and Sazan Island in just the last two years.
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But why? There are no Chinese military personnel and bases in Europe. The Chinese have not tried to take European land by force and China is also quite stable. It won't change it's mind every 4 years and negate international treat
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The LLM improvement curve will level off and with so many AI engineering being in China they will catch up quickly. The financial growth based on that everyone on earth will need to have an OpenAI or Anthropic subscription is quickly fallin
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3mo ago
There may never be another window. They will run out of money especially if open models catch up.
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4mo ago
> Israel invaded Lebanon and found massive amounts of tunnels and military equipment. After Gaza I will need verified by third party evidence of this. Also what business does Israel have to complain about another states tunnels and weapo
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Lebanon being part of the deal requirement by Iran is a brilliant tactical move. It tests how serious the US is in keeping up their end of the deal and it causes severe infighting internally in the US. Iran managed to cause conflict between
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Apertus was built by universities in Switzerland. Although not frontier it is fully open. [1] https://apertvs.ai/pages/about/
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Multiple JetBrains IDE plugins caught stealing AI keys
(aikido.dev)
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That is what I did[1] and also I used single-mode, not multi-mode. [1] https://stefan.schueller.net/posts/wiring-a-home-with-fiber/
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Im still working on station display: https://stationdisplay.com/ I also just posted a new blog post on trash valorisation: https://stefan.schueller.net/posts/kva-winterthur/
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Waste Valorisation Plant Winterthur
(stefan.schueller.net)
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The internet, the world wide web, etc. and much of the research into new medical tech. All public money. The fully open model Apertus (although not the frontier) was fully fundend by public Swiss institutions and a strategic national partne
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https://archive.ph/lXw7j
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Palantir loses legal challenge against Swiss investigative magazine
(ft.com)
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I don't agree with most of what Germany does and I am sure they are not very fond of our (Switzerland) "liberal" gun laws, yet I can just walk/drive or take a train across the border and no one gives 2 cents.
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"Mr. Trump, tear down this wall."
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Try Kilocode with deepseek v4 (via API directly to deepseek, much cheaper than via kilo). I have had very good results and compared to others it just costs pennies. I use something similar to this https://github.com/ScotterM
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