tobias3

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by tobias3 4mo ago
Choose another index where it is not included?
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by tobias3 9mo ago
I'm pretty sure there should be english announcements. Maybe they were broken. You also get this information via the displays on the wagons and on the screens inside. There is a bus/train from Freising to the airport every 10 min
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by tobias3 11mo ago
On the contrary. Btrfs had a long standing issue where you could make the filesystem checksums not match with non-stable O_DIRECT writes (so even with a single disk). This has only recently been fixed by disabling O_DIRECT for files with ch
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by tobias3 11mo ago
We cannot even guess what the timeline would be. This is why it is insane to invest in it and expect a positive return in usual investing horizons.
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by tobias3 11mo ago
And it imitates all the unimportant bits perfectly (like spelling, grammar, word choice) while failing at the hard to verify important bits (truth, consistency, novelty)
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by tobias3 11mo ago
I'm afraid you are falling for a psychopath (see e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01LK1hxpwcY for analysis). They are sometimes good at lying.
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by tobias3 11mo ago
The autonomous drones fighting in the next war (let's hope not...).
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by tobias3 11mo ago
On one of the latest Odd lots episodes finally an analyst had an investment thesis that made sense to me: They think they are building an AI god. If you think of it in religious terms it suddenly makes sense. Expected rate of return? One sc
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by tobias3 11mo ago
Yeah, but they are also financing the gold miners. Also, what to do with the shovels that are not sold if there are no buyers?
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by tobias3 11mo ago
Yeah, the latest thing is the the 20 billion $ Argentina bailout (or Bessents hedge fund buddies exit liquidity). 20 billion ... gone. Another 15 billion will go to soybean farmers to bail them out. And so on.
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by tobias3 11mo ago
This went through the court system and it found that the "raid" was not appropriate and unlawful. Mistakes happen and get corrected. Doesn't mean there is a systemic issue.
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by tobias3 1y ago
So it is regulatory arbitrage. I think many of the critics never contested that crypto is good for doing crime. The critics just also think that either those crimes should continue to be prevented via the financial system or the financial s
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by tobias3 1y ago
Looking at recent threads on the forums: No. I do handle annoying feature requests on my open source project by just ignoring them.
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by tobias3 1y ago
I thought it was starting when Ilya said that scaling has plateaued about a year ago. Now confirmed with GPT-5. Now they'll need to sell a pivot from AGI to productization of what they already have with a valuation that implies reachin
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by tobias3 1y ago
We already turned off the tap (look at the link above). It is just unimportant countries like Hungary and Slovakia that still import pipeline gas (and they're not making any friends...) . Would be great to pressure them more. Till this
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by tobias3 1y ago
Google has defaults as their huge moat. They have Chrome and Android under their control and pay Apple and Mozilla to be the default search engine. Here in Europe this is mitigated by them having to show a browser/search engine selecti
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by tobias3 1y ago
What I also find amazing is the server software used to run it ( https://github.com/MCHPR/MCHPRS ): - Re-implements parts of Minecraft - Runs 512x512 plots in different threads - Compiles Redstone applying different k
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by tobias3 1y ago
My argument was specific to the use case as speculative asset. Currencies usually have other uses.
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by tobias3 1y ago
Bitcoin is a negative-sum game. You can only get out what others put in and miners continuously have to pay for electricity and chips to keep the game going. It is also a dump speculative asset. I'd even claim Tesla stock is better as
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by tobias3 1y ago
LLMs are good at prototyping something that is similar to something that already exists and is open sourced. It may be that there are such projects which can be monetized or need better marketing. Innovative it is not, however.
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by tobias3 1y ago
For me it is too slow to run Age of Empires 2: DE multiplayer. More than ten year old Laptops with Intel chips are faster there.
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by tobias3 1y ago
Same thing with the 1.3 billion EUR investment of ASML into Mistral. ASML -> Mistral -> NVIDIA -> TSMC -> ASML -> ...
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by tobias3 1y ago
E.g. go to the next "No kings" protest.
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by tobias3 1y ago
You had to take him seriously but not literally.
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by tobias3 1y ago
Yes, and then they call this openly a Reichstag fire moment and people still don't get the parallels. And back then there was a proper systems conflict. People like Krupp actually had to fear being disowned by communists.
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by tobias3 1y ago
As a German outside observer I can tell you there is only one side going down the facist path. The "other side" isn't great either. Would be great to have a sane alternative, I guess.
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by tobias3 1y ago
I use AWS SES. You pay 0.01 cent per e-mail.
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by tobias3 1y ago
The main problem is that you need to have contributors sign a copyright assignment/CLA, otherwise their code is going to be AGPL only and you cannot license it commercially. Or you don't have any contributors, which is the base ca
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by tobias3 1y ago
This right here. If you don't think they will actually hit the 2% target it means inflation became unanchored. It is mainly about credibility. If they want 3% instead of 2%, they should hit the 2% target first, keep it there for a few
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by tobias3 1y ago
Usually I'd be with you. It's a big ship and even presidents have limited power to steer. But he is really doing all he can to sink it, so while one cannot blame him entirely, one can blame him: - Firing a lot of federal employees

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