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by dubbel 8d ago
I just want to point out that if there was an outcry it wasn't by the actual (recently deceased) artist, who, according to Wikipedia, was happy to see his creation get this kind of visibility. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by dubbel 1mo ago
They should vote for parties that are not organized in the EPP (European people's party). The exact party options depend on the country you're voting in.
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by dubbel 1mo ago
Insider trading is it course not legal for politicians in Germany, as you could have found out without being a lawyer. That being said, transparency/reporting duties for members of parliament/ministers can and should definitely b
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by dubbel 1mo ago
The thing I stumbled over was that the house owner was out mowing the lawn, something that we actually do have robots for nowadays. But then again, I do enjoy a good, meditative lawn mowing.
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by dubbel 2mo ago
A model unexpectedly having internet access during evaluation is clearly a security (and consecutively legal?) issue when it comes to the capture the flag evaluations. But it also potentially invalidates other non-security evaluations or ma
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by dubbel 2mo ago
The article is from May 2022, just fyi.
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by dubbel 2mo ago
Some ants isolate themselves when they are close to death, which prevents infectious diseases from wiping out the entire colony. [1] I think in this case forcibly ejecting the injured ant could lead to more injuries of otherwise healthy ant
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by dubbel 2mo ago
German here: 53% of the Germans lives in a rented home. Source: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/d...
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by dubbel 3mo ago
I feel like that changed in the last 2-4 years, coinciding with the advent of heatpumps in Germany.
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Beyond Fable: Can a Local LLM Replace Cloud AI for Security Code Reviews(srlabs.de)
2 points by dubbel 3mo ago|1 comments
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by dubbel 4mo ago
> And the people they're both making money from, are people who think they have enough expertise + exposure to function as superforecasters — and who probably could function as superforecasters, in a market with fewer "sharks&q
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by dubbel 4mo ago
That brings back memories... In 2008 I was in high school and wrote a TI-BASIC tutorial in German [0] on my blog that became by far the most popular thing I wrote - maybe on par with my post about how to fix a quest bug in Skyrim by telepor
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by dubbel 6mo ago
Absolutely amazing blog post! I have to say that intuitively I wasn't at all surprised that duplicating a single layer didn't do much good, but I had never expected that you can identify and so clearly visualize these relatively s
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by dubbel 11mo ago
I loce their videos, too, but as far as I know the current US administration will shut them down at the end of this year. [0] [1] But just now I read that a (sharply reduced) budget had passed the house? [2] does anyone know what the curren
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by dubbel 11mo ago
Had to double check the original account because I was worried about falling for an AI-generated video (account is legit). Weird times. Article in German: https://netzpolitik.org/2025/eu-ueberwachungsplaene-unionsfr...
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by dubbel 1y ago
The response you link to was published on September 30, 2025, so it's not the response to gem.coop? I'd say gem.coop is the response to Ruby Central's actions?
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by dubbel 1y ago
If it weren't effective, large businesses and interest ("lobby") groups wouldn't spend millions on trying to establish certain words. Calling it "sideloading" instead of "installing" software successf
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by dubbel 1y ago
You are looking at LLMs for code generation exclusively, but that is not the only application within software engineering. In my company some people are using LLMs to generate some of their code, but more are using them to get a first code
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by dubbel 1y ago
If you don't break hard enough, it might still be the recuperation doing its work. Car producers can and do resolve this, e.g. iirc Audis don't use recuperation for the first breaking of the day. That way you don't have to re
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by dubbel 1y ago
We are talking about national gold reserves, not some household items. They exist for the reason to liquidate them in case of national emergencies/severe economic crises. It's easier to liquidate these reserves when they are store
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by dubbel 1y ago
Heh, given the title I initially thought SentinelOne was addressing the Chris Krebs situation, and the adversary would be the current administration. But it's about different nation state actors. (context: https://www.cnbc.c
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by dubbel 1y ago
They answered your question "are there any issues that you think should be decided by men only?" In this sentence, you are looking at different parts of the equation depending on case 1 and 2: > Apparently men ought not to get
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by dubbel 1y ago
As far as I remember it was either JS or C. cf. https://github.com/pebble-examples
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by dubbel 2y ago
Self-plug: I run a little mastodon/activity pub bot that monitors DNS RDAP adoption according to the official bootstrap file: https://social.haukeluebbers.de/@stateofrdap Last post from yesterday: > As of today 82.2
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by dubbel 2y ago
"Don't piss off Poland?!" There won't be a large scale war against the Eastern EU started by Russia that does not involve Poland. The EU has stronger mutual defense clause than NATO article 5+6 (of course, it doesn'
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by dubbel 2y ago
If I interpret [1] correctly, then they still have a criminal record? "Please also be aware that if you were to be granted a presidential pardon, the pardoned offense would not be removed from your criminal record. Instead, both the fe
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by dubbel 2y ago
The article was written on 2022-11-16. Would be interesting to know if things have gotten easier.
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by dubbel 2y ago
Link to the newsletter that the tweet screenshots: https://www.politico.eu/newsletter/brussels-playbook/orban-c... No paywall/login wall at least for me right now.
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by dubbel 2y ago
Senior software developers definitely can make that much in parts of Europe, and not just at banks or the big 5. But also 100k USD isn't what it was 5 years ago.
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by dubbel 3y ago
As far as I know the Netherlands only legalized consumption and sale, but not production? Which just lead to higher demand for products what were still largely supplied by criminal groups.

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