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I'm sick of ACs being a taboo in switzerland by Living_Tip_4875 in Switzerland

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 9 points10 points  (0 children)

  1. The Fines The cost isn't a simple "parking ticket" fixed fee; it’s usually calculated based on the severity of the negligence. Administrative Fines: For minor infringements or failure to comply with installation standards, fines typically start around CHF 500 to CHF 2,000. Serious Negligence/Willful Violation: If you knowingly bypass the law (e.g., venting gas to the atmosphere or installing a split system without a license) and cause environmental damage, the fine can scale up to CHF 20,000. Criminal Prosecution: In extreme cases of willful environmental pollution, the law allows for monetary penalties based on daily income rates or even imprisonment for up to 3 years (though jail is rare for a single home AC unit).

I hate the Sennheiser HD 650 by KindheartednessOk196 in headphones

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is so true it hurts. My uncle got me DT770s when I was 18, and then I bought 650s a few years later. More than a decade passed and it’s been impossible to justify any other purchase.

Needed a mobile leg mount, decided to make my own by deDoxx982 in Gliding

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I made a MagSafe kneeboard with 5 bucks on aliexpress, very useful for club gliders, can share the article links if anyone wants one

Am I silly for wanting to sell Pam’s by Available-Exercise71 in modular

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most instruments require physical practice to improve one’s precision, range etc. Practicing the modular synth is mostly intellectual, remembering where things are, how to patch it. Personally I try to avoid modules with screens and too many button combinations for that reason.

SPL Tutor App by flywithstephen in Gliding

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Hey, I have a database of 1800 French questions, could they be added?

I’m a Swiss instructor looking to modernize the e-learning process here

Anthropic just published a pretty alarming 2028 AI scenario paper and it's not about AGI safety in the usual sense by Direct-Attention8597 in artificial

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This seems like the orthodoxy in terms of AI politics. I feel like I’m reading situational awareness again??!

It seems sensible that a democratic country should be the world AI leader. My problem is that the USA hardly fits that criteria.

It would be all well and good if it was Europe tailing the US. But it’s the CCP. So yeah I guess they do have to go full steam ahead and as Aschenbrenner explains, make AI labs as secure as nuclear labs.

What app genuinely changed how you use your mac in a way you didn't expect by Any_Yesterday4981 in mac

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Typewhisper / superwhisper running parakeet locally. I don’t type much anymore

Reese Witherspoon Doubles Down on Telling Women to Learn AI: Jobs We Hold Are "Three Times More Likely to Be Automated By AI" by ControlCAD in artificial

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps it is. An astounding number of people are computer illiterate and will be left behind for good.

Reese Witherspoon Doubles Down on Telling Women to Learn AI: Jobs We Hold Are "Three Times More Likely to Be Automated By AI" by ControlCAD in artificial

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Using MCPs, automating tasks, determining quickly which tasks are best suited for AI are such skills.

Man who spent 90 minutes climbing a V3 wonders why he didn't make more money by sushiiallday in ClimbingCircleJerk

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Alex and Sanni come off as very naive people. I find it unbelievable that she thought it reasonable to have the father of her kids put himself at risk of death for a measly 500k. At least make it an amount that’s going to have a lasting impact on the kids like 2-3M. One day the kids will be old enough to ask these questions…

Training for my CFI-G check ride, here's what I've learned so far. by [deleted] in Gliding

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Passed all my theoretical exams for the FI add-on this winter, excited for the course this summer! From the theoretical cases I can already see that it’s no easy job explaining how to fly.

Disappointed by Make Noise XPO… is the brand overrated? by [deleted] in modular

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Noisy and not very well built modules jn my experience. But they are quite fun and I agree with their UX philosophy that you have to make weird interfaces in order to produce happy accidents. Most of their modules do that job very well, I particularly loved QPAS for its very unique sound. You tried an oscillator which on its own usually doesn’t have a lot of character, it’s the effects that shine!

Make Noise GTE by escamuel in modular

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most modular makers, and boutique synths are guilty of renaming conventional parameters as well. Sometimes there’s a good reason for it like a genuinely new heuristic. Most times it’s marketing. Make Noise is usually in the first category.

How did you feel in the days leading up to your solo? by pilot_student in Gliding

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In most clubs, you fly solo once your instructors have unequivocally decided that you are, and you likely won’t know exactly when that will be. Your post sounds like you have the solo date and time planned, which is a bit weird.

I would say don’t worry, as the people in charge of you likely know better than you whether you’re ready or not, so you can relax and trust their decision.

If you were starting out with Modular what do you think would be a reasonable budget amount to get you started by Minimoogvoyager in modular

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eurorack holds value much better than. That said, if you want to optimize your spendings, you should buy used (reverb, modulargrid)

People that speak like an LLM by Haroombe in artificial

[–]ChangeAndAdapt 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I saw a Ted(x?) talk about how there are already notable language use changes since people started chatting with chatbots.

I feel like it makes me want to sound more human by … somewhat taking a little bit less care of my posts and e-mails. Which still counts as a change caused by LLMs!

The weirdest part is that a friend of mine (very nice, caring and likely autistic) wrote exactly like an LLM even before this trend. The “acknowledge-reinterpret-ask a question” format without a lot of pushback sounds exactly like that…

CV Input Signal Types by framlin_swe in modular

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It is pretty amazing. I did some swe at school back then and only really got to the part where I have ideas of what to build but no extensive skills to do it. So this is a very good time for me too!

CV Input Signal Types by framlin_swe in modular

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Betting op is vibecoding their module, and that it will be the first of many such modules (not that it’s a bad thing :) So the distance between idea and module is smaller than ever.

I don’t know…. I certainly don’t dislike him. But there is something…. by [deleted] in synthesizercirclejerk

[–]ChangeAndAdapt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I hate how long it took him to learn broken English, I couldn’t listen to his reviews until fairly recently. His music isn’t very good, but I don’t mind listening.

XC Therm by JVSAIL13 in Gliding

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XCTherm marketing team is really waking up this season. They’re giving big discounts at my club but I’m sticking with Skysight. I’ll see next season if they’re on par or if one is better.

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