FinnKuhn

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by FinnKuhn 6d ago
Not available in EU. The reason Siri AI and other iOS features are not available in the EU is the issue of Apple not opening up the same API for other apps. Therefore I think it might be the same case here, which would mean that third-party
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by FinnKuhn 7d ago
My guess would be that opinions just changed since 2022 AND that support for flock might differ from general support.
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by FinnKuhn 7d ago
In the UK overall, 64% of the population support police use of facial recognition technology to some degree and only 11% were opposed to its use [1]. The survey also looks at support for different szenarios, but overall many generally did n
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by FinnKuhn 7d ago
The US isn't the UK or China and different cultures deem different things as acceptable. The UK for example is also a monarchy, which would rial up people in the US if proposed there. Additionally the trust that the government uses the
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by FinnKuhn 12d ago
Hi Omer, I think that is a use case where I'm sure an AI agent does well right now, but I have 2 follow-up thoughts based on it and what it is means that this is one of the best use case for AI online commerce so far.
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by FinnKuhn 13d ago
You can't even get many people to buy things online at all and if you can it's less profitable than retail, because you need to spend a lot of money to convince people, advertise to be seen, and account for returns. I think this i
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by FinnKuhn 14d ago
Although Germany already moved a sizable amount of Gold to Germany before Trump first took office and now has around half of the total in Frankfurt. https://www.bundesbank.de/en/tasks/topics/bundesbank-complet
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by FinnKuhn 16d ago
I do not think agents need to work continuously. They "just" need to work on a project longer than an employee is able to work on it for them to be commercially useful. Although this does not consider that agents might
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by FinnKuhn 17d ago
I feel like at least some of this is inspired by OpenClaw or at least driven by Peter Steinberger, as these benefits and ideas sound very similar as what he described his work in a few interviews before these features existed in ChatGPT Wor
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by FinnKuhn 29d ago
If you are living in Germany I can not recommend https://geizhals.de/ enough. It is "just" a price comparision website, but it features most relevant online stores for me, annd more importantly their filters are j
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by FinnKuhn 1mo ago
@Dang: I would like to report an innocent victim to the automatic "How"-Removal.
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by FinnKuhn 1mo ago
Reddit as well. Although they let you disable it from what I remember.
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A receipt printer exposed to the internet, inviting people to send it things(reddit.com)
2 points by FinnKuhn 1mo ago|0 comments
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by FinnKuhn 1mo ago
The comment described them as made out of plastic, while license plates here are usually made from aluminum, so I was thinking more along the lines of some kind of packaging.
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by FinnKuhn 1mo ago
They didn't say it was okay, but asked, if it mattered. As long as I don't find out probably not. If I do however...
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by FinnKuhn 1mo ago
We use "AA AA 1234" or variations of that, so the examples did not register as license plates at all. Interesting.
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by FinnKuhn 1mo ago
AI would have probably told you that posting this is not a good idea.
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
On the other hand, the dubbing for foreign movies is usually very well done though.
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Random thoughts while gazing at the misty AI Frontier(blog.eladgil.com)
2 points by FinnKuhn 2mo ago|0 comments
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
Those TV streaming boxes really are (from a cybersecurity perspective) probably one of the worst things you can buy. Here is the "Darknet Diaries" Episode on them: https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/172/
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
Must be Gotham City
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
According to the post inquiries for purchasing the data increased as a result though so they might not make the decision, but they do make the suggestion.
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
They don't support it yet. It seems as if Cloudflare is trying to use it's power to force Google to change this though. https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/01/cloudflares-new-policy-pus...
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
No, in Germany you can not transfer the copyright itself, only a license. That license can however transfer exclusive usage rights, so in practice it ends up mostly similar, with some niche differences only. For example the creator has a ri
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
> Can you explain how it is different from US law? It sounds closer to US law than to, for example, British law. Yes, there are some similarities. The "personal intellectual creation" requirement I think is also similarly used
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
No need to vibe-code anything. You can just use their official Forgejo fork from here: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg-Infrastructure/forgejo
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
> Their concern of "what if the license goes to model providers" is bonkers, and is completely out of line with their decision to ban projects that are mostly written by LLMs. Under German copyright law, this concern is unfound
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
Yes, you are right and I mixed them up. Too late to edit or delete the comment now though. Deel is the ycombinator startup that allegedly spied on their competition while Delve is the ycombinator startup that allegedly fakes SOC2 compliance
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
Yes, you are right and I mixed them up. Too late to edit or delete the comment now though. Deel is the ycombinator startup that allegedly spied on their competition while Delve is the ycombinator startup that allegedly fakes SOC2 compliance
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by FinnKuhn 2mo ago
I moderate r/selfhosted and we tried to enforce this rule almost 1:1, so let me predict on how this is going to go based on my experience. 1. You try to ban low quality vibe-coded projects, but try to not ban high quality projects that

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