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Jörg Kastning

Für eine Besprechung zwischen 2 Kollegen und mir in Deutsch habe ich heute Gemini die Notizen und Zusammenfassung in Deutsch erstellen lassen.

Google markiert diese Funktion für Deutsch als Alpha-Version.

Ich bin mit dem Ergebnis zufrieden, in dem ich nur einzelne englische Fachbegriffe korrigieren musste. Die KI hat mir diese Arbeit sehr erleichtert.

#KI#AI#LLM
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Crypto Kaffee

Reblog von Matthias Eberl:

Reblog via Matthias Eberl

Wegwerfnummern: Einleitung und Tipps

Nächste Woche geht es richtig los mit drei umfangreichen Testartikeln zu Wegwerfnummern: Damit man regelmäßig und einfach eine neue zweite Handynummer für neugierige Shops und Plattformen erhalten kann.

Heute starten wir als Teaser aber schon mit einer Einleitung und den allgemeinen Tipps.

Darin unter anderem:
🔹 Warum empfehle ich mittlerweile eine Wegwerfnummer?
🔹 Wie oft soll man die Nummer wechseln?
🔹 Was ist die beste Verifizierungsmethode?
🔹 Wo kriegt man eSIM per E-Mail?

kuketz-blog.de/einleitung-und-

@kuketzblog

MastodonMatthias Eberl (@rufposten@social.tchncs.de)Wegwerfnummern: Einleitung und Tipps Nächste Woche geht es richtig los mit drei umfangreichen Testartikeln zu Wegwerfnummern: Damit man regelmäßig und einfach eine neue zweite Handynummer für neugierige Shops und Plattformen erhalten kann. Heute starten wir als Teaser aber schon mit einer Einleitung und den allgemeinen Tipps. Darin unter anderem: 🔹 Warum empfehle ich mittlerweile eine Wegwerfnummer? 🔹 Wie oft soll man die Nummer wechseln? 🔹 Was ist die beste Verifizierungsmethode? 🔹 Wo kriegt man eSIM per E-Mail? https://www.kuketz-blog.de/einleitung-und-tipps-wegwerfnummern-teil-1/ @kuketzblog
#datenschutz#email#esim
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@gurupanguji

The luxury of saying no…

The real threat to creativity isn’t a language model. It’s a workplace that rewards speed over depth, scale over care, automation over meaning. If we’re going to talk about what robs people of agency, let’s start there. Let’s talk about the economic structures that pressure people into using tools badly, or in ways that betray their values. Let’s talk about the lack of time, support, mentorship, and trust. Not the fact that someone ran a prompt through a chatbot to get unstuck. Where is the empathy? Where is your support for people who are being tossed into the pit of AI and instructed to find a way to make it work? How is the view from your ivory tower?

The luxury of saying no.

So sure, critique the tools. Call out the harm. But don’t confuse rejection with virtue. And don’t assume that the rest of us are blind just because we’re using the tools you’ve decided are beneath you.

Even though Plato thought writing might kill memory, he still wrote it down

The whole read is perfect as is.

Brilliantcrank · The luxury of saying no.Lets start this post with two statements 2,400 years apart. “This invention [writing] will produce forgetfulness in the minds of those who learn to use it, because they will not practice their memory. Their trust in writing, produced by external characters which are no part of themselves, will discourage
#ai#humanity#llm
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

I don't buy a lot of fancy name brand tools, because mostly they're not worth the exaggerated prices, but I have a few.

This Makita hammer drill is fine*, but what they really got right is the box.

Parkside tools come in moulded plastic cases that fit exactly what was in the box and nothing else and only if you put the cable the way it was when you first opened it.

The Makita case allows you to roll the cable aorund the handles as everyone does and still fit in the box, plus compartments for the accessories you will accumulate.

I've found myself cutting away plastic from Parkside boxes to make space for that...

* Apart from the notoriously crappy Makita plastic chuck you see in there, next to a superior, cheaper metal one from China.

A Makita hammer drill in its teal coloured case, a sturdy box with compartments. The main compartment holds the machine with the cable wrapped around both handles. The two support baffles are designed with a gap for the cable to pass through. The lower compartment has a selection of well used masonry drill bits and chisels, the left one two drill chuks with SDS fittings. Everything is a bit dusty but not dirty.
A used Parkside hammer drill in a black moulded suitcase. The tool is in the bottom, the cable a losely coiled up mess whose loops are escaping, making the box hard to close. The lid still holds the five tools it came with, there's no space for storing more drill bits or chisels. A plastic drill chuck is clamped in the bottom part, too. [photo from the Internet, because I don't have this tool]
#Tools#Storage#Workshop
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Aral Balkan

“Stop fighting your tools. Start building faster!”

Umm… I’m not fighting my tools?

My tools are simple and fit for purpose. I rather enjoy using them. Their elegance gives me little bursts of joy, every day.

And I’m building at a sustainable rate, thank you. Why would I want to build faster? Am I being chased by a bear?

#tech#developer#tools
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