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by sdoering 10d ago
One caution regarding the suggestions to publish this anonymously: this Ask HN post has already linked the project to your existing HN account. Your public comment history contains enough self-disclosed geographic, professional, family, pur
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by sdoering 28d ago
We’ve had IKEA furniture for over 15 years, sometimes storing it in the attic for a few years after disassembling it, then assembling it again. We’ve also kept the main bodies of our living room furniture while replacing the doors. We sold
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by sdoering 1mo ago
> That's not at all what Barthes was saying; you've misunderstood him. Thanks for misrepresenting me. Or willfully miunderstanding me. But hey. No qualms here. Just that I never said: > the idea that there is no subtext, th
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by sdoering 1mo ago
> Art is about engaging with human emotions and thoughts Exactly. Still, that does actually not contradict what I wrote. You can still do this from a viewpoint of Structuralism, Formalism, Reader Centric Schools of Interpretation and Aut
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by sdoering 1mo ago
That is a perfectly valid opinion and POV to have. While I don't share it personally, I can totally understand why one has it. That does not change, that I personally actually do not care the slightest about the question of who or what
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by sdoering 1mo ago
Wow. Thanks. This is an awesome idea. Will blatantly steal. Thanks for sharing.
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by sdoering 1mo ago
Yes. More than one. This one was especially "interesting", a security researcher was tasked by a company to evaluate the ERP (I believe would be the acronym) software. Diiscovered an external database connection, looked at it, dis
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by sdoering 1mo ago
That has nothing to do with LLMs or not. If they were to "code" the same tool with an LLM, or build a LLM version of it, in Germany (where rthey are residing) they would face the same consequences. Our legal system in that regard
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by sdoering 1mo ago
Interesting idea. I got myself an eInk tablet last week and was thinking about how I could incorporate handwritten notes/blog posts into my regular blog. As a separate section and maybe a separate RSS feed. Because I actually liked the
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by sdoering 1mo ago
In my daily work, I found expeciall terra and sol now stopping every few rounds again, telling me the tak is done. I even had them create a detailled plan - and told them to finish "end to end" - and they appruptly stop after the
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Same. And I built a search tool for that repository of older sessions, so that I can search through those on all my machines. This helps me to be able to pick something up on a machine I did not originally start the convo on.
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by sdoering 2mo ago
I found Kimi3 (currently only a few tests) to be not to bad. Older Claude versions (did not yet test it with the 4.8-5 generation. I do not really like (even if it is my daily driver for a lot of things) gpt-5.x for text. It really needs he
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by sdoering 2mo ago
> “Most People Do Not Switch Models Mid-Session” I do, quite regularly. Because different models have different strength (for example when producing text for live presentations based on the text for a reading deck). Or when it comes to o
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Privatize the earnings, socialize the risk. The neoliberal dream.
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Calling it a “1 hour flight” is a bit misleading when comparing transport options. The relevant number is door-to-door travel time. Once you include getting out of Stockholm to the airport, security, boarding, the flight itself, possible ba
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Could the hidden state slides "just" react to a down arrow press as well as to the click? But then they probably would have to have an order somehow? Just my two cents.
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Cool. I really like it. One thing that I stumbled upon was that, when I was playing with negative numbers on slide 6 I would have expected the x-axis to stay at zero and the line to dip below it. But I am not really sure how to achive this
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Speaking of Tor, there is currently a massive and great Bundle for Scalzi books over at Humble by Tor. Just bought it, even if I already own a few of those, because the 4 books I don't yet have would be more expensive to buy separately
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Not a US citizen. But yeah, Germany does quit a lot of shit these days as well and will be doing even more, once we get our far right government after the next election. Will be the day I set my bug out plan in motion.
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by sdoering 2mo ago
> human rights and all that rubbish Denying human rights. Classic. Sorry - you instantly lost any respect I could have maybe had for your opinion.
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MIT's New Method Flags AI Models Trained on CASM Without Generating It(insideai.news)
11 points by sdoering 2mo ago|5 comments
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A sovereign, open foundation model for German and English(twitter.com)
2 points by sdoering 2mo ago|0 comments
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by sdoering 2mo ago
To me, the question of switching (and any recommendation) depends highly on the type of work you do as well as your setup in terms of harness and memory, context management, and so on. I have my context managed in a structured (but nowadays
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Agree and disagree. Love the movie. Hate the remake. But the OST is really great. We can agree on that.
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by sdoering 2mo ago
Having just taken the Elisabeth Line to LHR T5 and sitting here, this was fun. Thanks. Edit: Is there a Repo to look at and learn from this?
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by sdoering 2mo ago
I seem to remember GitHub working on something similar. I remember having seen a video from a conference talk someone at GH gave at an European AI conference a while back. She presented some current prototype/early version they were wo
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by sdoering 2mo ago
> Going so far to regulate what you ought to say or to watch. Native born German. Calling BS on that crap. I recommend reading up on "freedom from" vs. "freedom to". Explains quite a lot of differences between the Eur
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by sdoering 2mo ago
WTF. We have such great medical advancement in cancer treatments, vaccines, reconstructive surgery h just to name a few. Not sure what you are referring to, but the only unjustifiable things in the (so called) medical field are snake oil sa
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by sdoering 3mo ago
I can second this. Very similar experience. Was a blast to see this pop up here.
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by sdoering 3mo ago
I abhore the idea of having something attached to ones body. I wanted to show, that we already have systems in place that work and do not need such a horrible intrusive way of marking children. Sorry for being not more clear.

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