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FinnKuhn

3,113karma·869submissions·January 1, 2022
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The comment described them as made out of plastic, while license plates here are usually made from aluminum, so I was thinking more along the lines of some kind of packaging.
4d ago·view thread
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They didn't say it was okay, but asked, if it mattered. As long as I don't find out probably not. If I do however...
4d ago·view thread
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We use "AA AA 1234" or variations of that, so the examples did not register as license plates at all. Interesting.
4d ago·view thread
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AI would have probably told you that posting this is not a good idea.
12d ago·view thread
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On the other hand, the dubbing for foreign movies is usually very well done though.
13d ago·view thread
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Those TV streaming boxes really are (from a cybersecurity perspective) probably one of the worst things you can buy. Here is the "Darknet Diaries" Episode on them: https://darknet…
17d ago·view thread
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Must be Gotham City
20d ago·view thread
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According to the post inquiries for purchasing the data increased as a result though so they might not make the decision, but they do make the suggestion.
23d ago·view thread
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They don't support it yet. It seems as if Cloudflare is trying to use it's power to force Google to change this though. https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/01/cloud…
23d ago·view thread
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No, in Germany you can not transfer the copyright itself, only a license. That license can however transfer exclusive usage rights, so in practice it ends up mostly similar, with some niche difference…
24d ago·view thread
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> Can you explain how it is different from US law? It sounds closer to US law than to, for example, British law. Yes, there are some similarities. The "personal intellectual creation" req…
24d ago·view thread
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No need to vibe-code anything. You can just use their official Forgejo fork from here: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg-Infrastructure/forgejo …
25d ago·view thread
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> Their concern of "what if the license goes to model providers" is bonkers, and is completely out of line with their decision to ban projects that are mostly written by LLMs. Under Germa…
25d ago·view thread
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Yes, you are right and I mixed them up. Too late to edit or delete the comment now though. Deel is the ycombinator startup that allegedly spied on their competition while Delve is the ycombinator star…
25d ago·view thread
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Yes, you are right and I mixed them up. Too late to edit or delete the comment now though. Deel is the ycombinator startup that allegedly spied on their competition while Delve is the ycombinator star…
25d ago·view thread
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I moderate r/selfhosted and we tried to enforce this rule almost 1:1, so let me predict on how this is going to go based on my experience. 1. You try to ban low quality vibe-coded projects, but t…
25d ago·view thread
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German copyright works a bit different from US copyright, as it requires a "personal intellectual creation", but there have already been multiple court cases that decided AI generated conten…
25d ago·view thread
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These audits for Apple were done by EY. As a German I remember that they were banned from doing certain audits in Germany until earlier this year due to their involvement in the wirecard scandal. So a…
26d ago·view thread
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Their website is still up, but I have a hunch you can find some other certificate mill that will give you a SOC2 certificate just as easily.
26d ago·view thread
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I think companies like Deel showed that SOC2 is more show than anything else. For context, this is how easy it is to get a SOC2: https://deepdelver.substack.com/p/delve-fake-compl…
26d ago·view thread
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https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/EN/Areas/Energy/HydrogenCor... Germany is planing a hydrogen pipeline network.…
1mo ago·view thread
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That's fine, but why add a folder structure and placeholder files then? And they still have a repository with the code available as well, so it doesn't mislead anyone into believing that the…
1mo ago·view thread
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> So they would use the excessive power generated by wind+solar into producing H2 from water and then transport it? Theoretically it can work, but as you mentioned, can they produce enough hydrogen…
1mo ago·view thread
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The person publishing the software. Who that is I don't know as it is not displayed anywhere on the website and the the github repo is published by "LazoVelko". Who this is I don't…
1mo ago·view thread
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Gas/Hydrogen are Germany's answer to you last point. You can store energy created by renewables this way easily and use it when needed. Right now we can't produce enough hydrogen though…
1mo ago·view thread
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One interesting thing would be to have a certain section of your screen always start with the same first letter so you can already intuitively start typing it while checking the 2nd letter.
1mo ago·view thread
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Why even have a github if you don't actually publish anything there. To suggest that you are trustworthy and associate yourself with open source or source available without having to actually do …
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