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mschuster91
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About mschuster91
You call it "alt-left", I proudly call it "Antifa".
Interests: Ham radio, PHP, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, politics.
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Comment #49221539
> Will my kids be an ethnic minority in their own country in the next generation I didn’t expect having to read great replacement bullshit on Hacker News. JFC do some napkin math, …
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Comment #49219631
Mac stuff can leave stuff ghosting around. Launch agents, helper tools installed into the Unix filesystem, configuration and cache files. A myriad of „uninstallers“ exist but these…
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Comment #49185455
Sans the ads, that would actually be a productive use for AI. Maintaining a well stocked fridge and pantry is a full time job in itself, especially if you have children. Unfortunat…
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Comment #49161678
> Has anyone seen a definitive mathematical proof of this? I have seen countless articles and exposes about the hidden debt. There's an old WSB saying: the market can remain irrati…
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Comment #49153310
> It’s really not that complicated in most countries with functional public transport. They are not wrong, just look at Germany before the Deutschlandticket, but that one is useles…
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Comment #49067732
> Would that energy not be better spent to try to become better? The problem is, shareholders have bled Western companies dry in the chase for returns on investments. There is no m…
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Comment #49062284
> An illegal tunnel in a densely populated city like that is a bold move. I'd say it was an utterly braindead move and pretty much everyone involved is lucky to be alive. There's j…
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Comment #49062227
> Why did they stop and take no further action? Simple: further action was not requested in the Jira ticket, and what is not in a Jira ticket is not getting done because the team r…
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Comment #49060190
> I'm not sure they are as common as some critics suggest, but they are difficult when they happen. Indeed, and the usual solution that firefighters choose is to dump copious amoun…
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Comment #49059552
> a car catches fire That's a solved problem, drench the car in copious amounts of water and flush all oxygen with high pressure CO2 tanks.
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Comment #49059538
> how much training data they put into it This kind of stuff has been the norm literally for decades in any major harbor. No AI BS needed.
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Comment #49052992
> Just because building housing is cheap and quick in Japan does not mean it needs to be small. The thing is, cheap housing comes at a cost. Housing barely qualifying as more than …
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Comment #49052970
> and I’d say almost completely unrelated To the contrary, IMHO. When you have to stay at the office until the boss leaves... you don't need a large apartment, you won't have much …
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Comment #49049982
> Japan doesnt force anything, their private companies built tons of housing because there is profit to be made and its not illegal without years of reviews, insane taxes, bribes t…
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Comment #49048790
> As an — I am guessing — American, you should feel more comfortable with handing over your domestic surveillance to Russia or China than to a US-based company. They absolutely hav…
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Comment #49048754
ESP32 are powerful enough to run realtime image processing?! Wtf.
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Comment #49046487
> It's just something corporations made us feel entitled to Entitled? It's a necessity due to everyone and their dog either getting hacked or selling email addresses to spammers ou…
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Comment #49033169
Germany may have goofy laws but a very stable and predictable political environment. That is why there is a long and rich history here - KDE e.V, the ones who run the same-name Lin…
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Comment #49033096
> Seriously, we should let go of the idea that all of humanity should be part of a single Data Silo on the internet. There's a reason these came to be in the first place though, an…
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Comment #49033070
> Once a platform writes into its terms that an entire category “harms its reputation” and can be removed on that basis, the deciding factor stops being whether the code is legal, …
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Comment #49032513
Former Yugoslavia. From what I hear from my parents' generation, you couldn't do anything or it would take a serious amount of time without bakshish, today it' pretty frowned upon,…
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Comment #49025165
> As long as this debt does not make it into life insurance and pension funds, we are fine. The trouble is that private credit is taking control of some life insurance companies an…
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Comment #49025037
1300 HP electric engine power, now that's an achievement. I do wonder if prop engines can act as "windmills" (similar to turbine engines, which often in accidents still have been f…
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Comment #49020847
> Shouldn't it be relatively simple to strip ANSI escape sequences from data originating from MCP connections? The problem is, literally anything can be malicious for an AI. With S…
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Comment #49019287
> Mechanisms are in place to rapidly detect deliberately placed poisons. Sure, but as soon as you add wild-collected fungi [1] or greens [1] to the food mix... it gets easy enough …