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FinnKuhn
3,113karma·869submissions·January 1, 2022
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Nowadays it is mostly two things. The 1st reason is nuclear waste. Germany is more densely populated than the US so you can't store it far away from humans. The solution tried before was to just …
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When you turn 18 the EU gives away a lot of free tickets. And free beats even the cheapest flight. Great program for young people to learn more about other countries I made use of as well.
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So the incentive to have Claude Code use more tokens should be even stronger then as AI & Enterprise are using consumption based pricing.
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This isn't just a spam problem, it's a technology making mediocre content economically viable at unprecedented scale. /s If I see a post that starts with this type of sentence structure…
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Correction: It is actually "---" in LaTeX and "--" only creates an en-dash.
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For Windows it's Win+Shift+"-". I suspect it is more common to see in papers as you can type it with just "--" in LaTeX.
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It costs $20 and comes with wifi and bluetooth. Seems like a valid choice to me.
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Bold prediction. ;) The more interesting question would be, what non-mainstream tech makes it to any popular movie? My guess would be Meta glasses.
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They still make some models in an electric variant.
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> People in a town square still have identities. They are just likely to not know each other. I think that entirely depends on the size of the town. For a big city this is absolutely true, but in a…
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They don't offer GmbH & Co. KG as an option.
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You can't wrap an email as a Christmas present.
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OP mentioned in the post that they can't move outside of Germany as it would trigger the exit tax (which would probably cost them significantly more). This is going against multiple EU principles…
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Apparently, they did a rework of the interface a few years ago. https://github.com/thunderbird/developer-docs/blob/master/th...
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https://blog.thunder…
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I guess this depends on the scale you are planning. For big multinational cooperations that calculation could look different.
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The "free" version of outlook that replaced Mail is so bad that it made me finally switch to Thunderbird and I don't see myself going back anytime soon. The only thing I'm missing …
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It's for when you are not in the car. E.g. notifying you the car has finished charging or to start heating in winter.
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Them being a public benefit cooperation means that Anthropic is legally required to consider both shareholder interests and the broader public good. At least that is how they explain it: https:/…
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Looks like this info was added to the post as an update.
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Maybe they plan to have the providers pay for being the default model? So basically, what Google is doing right now for search engines. The difference however is that Google is making money with addit…
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Facebook made a Twitter (now X) clone (Threads) and has reportedly more users than X now [1]. They have also started a Reddit clone as well now (Forum)[2]. Not sure if that one will be a success as we…
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Yes, "Euro-Office" was launched this week. It is a European fork of "OPENOFFICE". It is open source and supported by Nextcloud, IONOS, Proton, Tuta and more.[1] I haven't trie…
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I saw a prediction a while ago that the biggest "danger" from AI comes from agents being very convincing. In this case convincing the maintainer to merge the changes. Basically supercharged …
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That's fair as the Kaggle dataset[1] is from 2017. Even assuming orders scaled with revenue (which grew to $1.5B in 2020[2]), you'd only reach a few hundred orders/minute at the pandemi…
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Instacard have released a public dataset[1] on their orders, so it should be even easier to verify this claim. From what I could find in some analysis[2] of this dataset around 100k orders per day and…
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I just tried this with Claude Opus 4.8 and I think it don't see any of those issues: The first sentence is that there is no single regex that perfectly validates every technically valid email add…
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When I was a child I sent a postcard to my grandparents. I forgot to put the house number and addressed the letter to "Oma und Opa" (Grandma and Grandpa). Logically it should not have been d…