Manheim

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by Manheim 3mo ago
There are thousands of comments here, so I apologize if this is just a repeat of what others already have stated. However. I want to say that this move by the US Gov will have a profound impact on how Europe will be dealing with US based co
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Cybercrime investigations in practice: Insights from the LockerGoga case(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by Manheim 5mo ago|0 comments
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How the world lives with AI [pdf](static1.squarespace.com)
1 points by Manheim 6mo ago|1 comments
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by Manheim 6mo ago
It is interesting to note that the majority of respondents in this survey want 'the system' to challenge existing views and inaccurate information, while the survey clearly concludes that chatbots have the potential to be 'bu
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by Manheim 7mo ago
This incident shifts LLMs from being only productivity tools to strategic munitions – ready or not. It shouldn't surprise us, but the technical capabilities have reached a point where the 'made in the US' is an active risk fo
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by Manheim 7mo ago
ASML Holding is dominating the chip technology with their machines. It's not the lack of invention or intellectual capability that holds Europe back from the digital industry, it's the lack of willing long term European invenstors
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by Manheim 7mo ago
The European digital scene isn't a pipeline problem; it's an institutional 'safe harbor' problem. We have world-class publicly funded research and education, and the talent, just look at the startup floor at Vivatech or
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by Manheim 7mo ago
I have done the same and it seems to have no consequence. I suspect YouTube only wants to track the opposition to shorts, not to provide a personal preference for their users. This uBlock filter is therefore much appreciated
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by Manheim 8mo ago
For your information: The Norwegian Government refers to it as a letter from the President of the United States to the Prime Minister of Norway. So no, this is not a random tweet. If I remember correctly, the message was originally sent as
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by Manheim 8mo ago
I wouldn't say that. From the article; "The text was forwarded by the White House National Security Council to ambassadors in Washington, and was clearly intended to be widely shared. Here it is": Dear Jonas: Considering your
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by Manheim 8mo ago
Yes, they are.
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by Manheim 8mo ago
That is really strange, in my opinion. Is that beacuse it's not looked at as important by Fox, or is there other reasons?
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by Manheim 8mo ago
I understand the pragmatism, but wouldn’t that just fuel his desire for more?
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by Manheim 8mo ago
No need to apologize, quite the opposite. This is exactly the kind of insight I was hoping for. I read the NYT and other U.S. papers and get the editorial perspective, but I still feel, and many here in Scandinavia feel the same, that we ca
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by Manheim 8mo ago
As a Norwegian, I am genuinely curious how US citizens are reacting to Trump’s letter To Norway and demands. Setting politics aside for a moment: Is there actual public support in the USA for demanding territory from Denmark? I see polling
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Trump's Letter to Norway Should Be the Last Straw(theatlantic.com)
81 points by Manheim 8mo ago|46 comments
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by Manheim 9mo ago
That is something to worry about, agreed. So, the quality and the reliance of AI is what we should focus on. In addition we should be able to keep track (and records of) how AI has used and build its narrative and conclutions.
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by Manheim 9mo ago
I find this article strange in its logic. If the use of AI generated content is problematic as a principle I can understand the conflict. Then no AI should be used to "transcribe and interpret a video" at all - period. But if the
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Wealth, Shown to Scale(eattherichtextformat.github.io)
8 points by Manheim 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Manheim 1y ago
I follow the author's arguments and agree completely. He perfectly articulated how the creative industries have long operated as a "protection racket" with skewed economics. It’s extraordinary how many artists and writers see
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Why Walking Helps Us Think(newyorker.com)
4 points by Manheim 1y ago|0 comments
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Pro-Indy accounts go dark after Israeli strikes(ukdefencejournal.org.uk)
3 points by Manheim 1y ago|2 comments
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by Manheim 1y ago
This incident should be something to think about the next time we look to social media in general, and X in particular, to measure the public opinion.
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Which countries have the best, and worst, living standards?(economist.com)
13 points by Manheim 1y ago|4 comments
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by Manheim 2y ago
The IA's work is essential for historians and archivists who depend on it for research and preservation. However, this is not a concern for the music industry or the major labels. The argument that the industry's lawsuit against I
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by Manheim 2y ago
I think it is increasingly clear that Europe, Canada, the UK, and other Western liberal democracies are laying the groundwork for a new strategic direction, one where the United States is no longer viewed as a dependable superpower or a gua
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by Manheim 2y ago
It’s reassuring to see an expert bringing facts and perspective into the public discourse. Whether the right people will read it is another matter, but I find this article both thorough and clear.
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Mistaken identities make for bad trade policy(piie.com)
3 points by Manheim 2y ago|1 comments
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Sounds from the Polish Radio Experimental Studio – Free Download(ableton.com)
1 points by Manheim 2y ago|0 comments
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by Manheim 2y ago
I find Thiel's chronicle disturbing, and I believe everyone should read it. To cite Norway's largest business newspaper, Dagens Næringsliv: His vision of the internet as the destroyer of the liberal "ancien régime" and t

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