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slow_typist
8d ago
Which paper are you referring to?
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8d ago
How are they non-deterministic? Ok there is random involved but for watermarking results the random is substituted by pseudo-random, otherwise it won’t work. If you control the randomness, you should be able to reproduce answers to prompts
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9d ago
The Economy is not imploding. While 2025 was a lost year for growth Germany‘s GDP is consistently growing since q4 2025 - despite a very interesting geopolitical situation. It is part of the problem that every media outlet from progressive
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23d ago
That’s what I thought, the European market is already very difficult for startups, market entry is overly restrictive and therefore expensive and time consuming. From this perspective, the new waste regulations are just the straw that break
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26d ago
With the printed map and some game experience you will find your way around pretty easily. What really develops if you play the game multiple times is optimising routes, e.g. by postponing the pickup of a relative until you have another goo
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26d ago
In a c64 emulator, full screen. You can find the .d64 floppy images online. Use a joystick or at least a cheap usb gamepad, the ship to ship fighting is more fun than. Or if you have a real C64 with a CRT that would be best, but than with s
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1mo ago
Especially if European companies have an office and significant share of customers in the US.
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OpenAI provides more details on the Hugging Face incident
(heise.de)
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1mo ago
There are a lot of questions. And 41 % of applicants failed the theory in 2024. https://www.tuev-verband.de/pressemitteilungen/mehr-als-2-mi...
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1mo ago
- if you don’t plan to stay in Germany for longer than 6 months or don’t want to drive a car in Germany it is probably not very relevant for you. Get an international driver's license if you want to drive within the 6 months limit. - o
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1mo ago
According to appendix 11 of the German Fahrerlaubnisverordnung (FeV) you are lucky. https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/fev_2010/anlage_11.html
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German Driving Licenses for Expats
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2mo ago
Completely unusable in Europe though due to ridiculously low duty cycles.
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2mo ago
Well we are still discussing cooling of power plants. The part of the energy that goes into the grid cannot be used to heat the river. It turns into heat somewhere else.
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2mo ago
Wouldn’t a Carnot engine with 33% efficiency produce 2 J of heat per 1 J of mechanical work? With 40% efficiency 1.5 J of heat? Efficiency of the generator should be better than 90 % so I think the 3x estimate is a bit off.
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2mo ago
You still need water when cooling with towers. Instead of heating the river you consume some of its water and release it into the atmosphere.
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Russia's businesses under strain from Ukraine's attacks on Wildberries
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What's wrong with the VW bus?
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2mo ago
Zen. It's great but apparently not a maintenance handbook. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_and_the_Art_of_Motorcycle_...
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3mo ago
Oh thanks, overlooked that one.
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US ruling could shatter transatlantic data flow
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3mo ago
They don’t, I guess
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AI coding will be more expensive than human developers
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Tuesday 23 June was reported the hottest day since 1947 [in Europe]
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3mo ago
My house has a newer adjacent part with its own roof, pretty isolated from the old house. But I had mice on both attics. Finding their way from one attic to the other was the easiest part. But I needed infrared camera surveillance to figure
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3mo ago
Ah I did not know the pheromone part. So it could be a completely unrelated clan that moves in next time. In older houses it is nearly impossible to find all entries… they can climb, and will even enter through the roof.
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3mo ago
Also, for a single Country getting the capabilities might be a plus but if some 100+ countries have nuclear weapons, all countries are in a worse position than today. This is a sub zero sum game.
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3mo ago
Just curious, you poisoned them once and no mice returned ever since? In my house I had mice during the cold/wet season. Attempts to get rid of the population by killing them were futile. (House is now free of mice though. I secured ev
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3mo ago
The moment they‘d stop development would put marketing and sales in a very dire position, regardless of how good gpt 5.5 is.
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3mo ago
Sure, but being able to pay for inference and nothing but inference out of revenue leads to what end?
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