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by riedel 5d ago
A lot of neural engine, particularly in the embedded domain (ARM/RISC MCUs) have the same problem. Designing other models means on top of this means a lot of profiling to get convolution blocks right to get good speedups. (We optimized
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by riedel 5d ago
To them Murena seems to be the biggest problem.
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by riedel 5d ago
The core criticism to the vendor is the missing security element. This is a fair point. However, calling out on e/OS in the same post, seems to me very counter-productive. We need more OS vendors and less infighting. Calling all custom
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by riedel 5d ago
One of the reasons I haven't switched to Graphene is this kind of drama. I wish there was more middle ground. I don't think the post is in any way constructive and will lead to fairphone to consider adding a secure element.
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by riedel 5d ago
While many things might be legal (or hasn't been ruled clearly illegal yet) /under different jurisdictions, we are still in the process of figuring out what we accept as ethical. As the output of models can't be easily copyri
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by riedel 5d ago
This is true, as preprints are addressing the 'problem' at a later point in time. I guess git is better if you do not want to assign an identifier to an immutable version yet.
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by riedel 5d ago
Jujutsu probably fixes this;: https://gist.github.com/ruvnet/60e5749c934077c7040ab32b54253...
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by riedel 7d ago
That is what arxiv is about. We have been facing the same problem with review processes by before. Nothing all too specific here.
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by riedel 14d ago
I like it a bit for the inspiration what could make sense, however, as there is little ablation studies, it is really difficult to understand the effect of most of the features.
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by riedel 15d ago
90% of my apps (all except for banking, streaming and ev charging app) are installed without play store. Beyond FDroid with custom repos, I actually came to like Komi-Store in combination with obtainium. I really wonder what will happen whe
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by riedel 17d ago
I don't think it is too much power or even the wish for more. It is IMHO more the disconnect of EU beaurocrats and the Brussels bubble. We need more direct legitimation given the amount of power they have (actually down to the DGs).
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by riedel 19d ago
Governments are real customers. The German government, I guess, pays about 30 times more annually to Microsoft than the budget of the STF. The other component of sovereign tech is that governments are actually using FOSS. There is some room
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by riedel 29d ago
I think the biggest value of choosing gitlab is the social network. I think federation is the right way, but it seems a mastodon vs linkedin problem. Would be good if there would be bridges between all those fediverses. A nice one is also n
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by riedel 1mo ago
In Germany it is assumed illegal without prior consent or with calling machines [0]. However, practically you get a few of those calls per week. Also often from international numbers. [0] https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/u
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by riedel 1mo ago
I actually thought it was about the Amiga file manager with the same name [0] [0] https://gamescoffer.co.uk/configutil.php?gd=superduper3
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by riedel 2mo ago
People must realize that it is easy to built some sentiment against on part of legislation that seems to restrict them, however, it is much more difficult to establish legislation that serves everyone. In the end we need smart people in pol
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by riedel 2mo ago
Even worse: this is going to cattle farms that are responsible for considerable amount of methane emissions contributing to global warming.
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by riedel 2mo ago
I was actually surprised by the selection of cities in the OP until I learned that the author is the director of AI at der Spiegel. Related to the other comments on the 3D: maybe this can evolve to some gaussian splatting/diffusion wor
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by riedel 2mo ago
I wonder what the 'stupid EU law' is in this case. EU allows to use copyrighted materials for data mining. This in theory created a more stable legal basis than 'fair use'. Now a court ruled on its limits. In the US the
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by riedel 2mo ago
We should make sure that the indirect cost for CO2 are added to the price of energy and imported products depending on the mix. It is one of the few areas where I think a market can fix things.
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by riedel 2mo ago
Nobody uses their search anyways. Google scholar has become the way to search papers (which is somewhat worrisome). What people want from there is a download for all the stuff that does not list an author copy. Open access IMHO is just a r
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by riedel 2mo ago
This is really an interesting case. Hope to see a ruling here. The edge cases are really interesting as well, like the fake pin on the back of the phone. I also wonder generally about the 'destruction' of data Wouldn't the g
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by riedel 2mo ago
That is what those book corners are for. In Germany a lot of old public phone cells have been repurposed for that. Just don't overload them and also consider taking some books that interest you. Somehow it regulates and I guess someone
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by riedel 2mo ago
I don't think FSF would disagree. As I said most parts are fully GPL compatible licenced. However, my comment was about the ideology/philosophical background. > “Open source” is something different: it has a very different p
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by riedel 2mo ago
I am not really sure if I can follow. FreeBSD despite its title never had something to do with Free Software. BSD has a different history and it's "own licence". Being more consistent in its licence is a good thing particula
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by riedel 2mo ago
In Germany we have the concept of informational self-determination for a long time, so that I am not able to follow those scaling laws easily. The problem is not the single image or video (which can be legal), but the extension over space a
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by riedel 2mo ago
Cool stuff. Just read: https://github.com/akandr/bc250
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by riedel 2mo ago
Just out of curiosity: doesn't the US have any laws against private surveillance of public spaces? As a European I find this quite irritating (not saying we do not have problems as well with more and more cams installed and risks relat
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by riedel 2mo ago
Nice I started to vibecode something with bwrap.nix: https://github.com/riedel/nix-opencode-with-mitm (not anywhere near production ready) What I would really want is token injection outside the sandbox and good contro
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by riedel 2mo ago
I use pandoc filters when automatically updating/building packages (chocolatey) from GitHub repos/releases. When I built them I remember the documentation and API much less than this. As a developer I might have been easily overwh

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