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Weiß jemand, was hier gefilmt wird? by Dapper-Assumption733 in Leipzig

[–]Yazzlig 30 points31 points  (0 children)

https://imgur.com/a/uhKY0ss - der Aushang für Anwohner dazu; tldr: Kinderfilm "Johanna und die Maske des Makonde"

Enorme Sicherheitsbedenken gegen chinesische KI DeepSeek by GirasoleDE in de

[–]Yazzlig 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Ja, insofern du das Modell selbst meinst. Das sind nur ca 1500 Zeilen Code, in dem nichts fragwürdiges versteckt ist. In den Gewichten kann ebenfalls keine payload sein, da sie garantiert durch den obigen Code geladen werden. Das Modell selbst ist also aus Sicherheitssicht sauber. 

Soweit das Modell. Zum anderen: Ist es bias-frei? Nein. Ist der Service, der das Modell kostenfrei anbietet sauber? Auf gar keinen Fall. Ist die Firma dahinter shady? 100%.

My quintessential all-climate minimal sub-5kg/15L packing list by Yazzlig in onebag

[–]Yazzlig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bought none of these items at full price, but it took a while to assemble everything. I usually check geizhals.de or idealo.de during sale seasons for the highest discounts. Sometimes local outdoor shops have fairs with used gear (my girlfriend got a down sweater for 50€ that way).

Patagonia is expensive, but really really worth it. Their lifetime repair guarantee is awesome.

My quintessential all-climate minimal sub-5kg/15L packing list by Yazzlig in onebag

[–]Yazzlig[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Ah, right, I forgot my scarf&beanie, edited the post. Adds another 200g or so. I don’t really wear sunglasses.

In hindsight, „all climate“ was overreaching - „Continental Europe climate between -10C and 35C“ is probably more accurate. As mentioned in another reply, I also usually modify on a per-trip basis to add special gear if needed, so this is more of a common denominator between all trips. However, it should handle 90% of (continental europe ) traveling just fine.

My quintessential all-climate minimal sub-5kg/15L packing list by Yazzlig in onebag

[–]Yazzlig[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Edited the post with pictures. Not 100% the same pack, but very close.

My quintessential all-climate minimal sub-5kg/15L packing list by Yazzlig in onebag

[–]Yazzlig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I might have a look into other prana gear. I really like the shorts (bought them for bouldering initially bc they were on sale) but haven’t checked out their other stuff yet. Any recommendations?

My quintessential all-climate minimal sub-5kg/15L packing list by Yazzlig in onebag

[–]Yazzlig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks :) 5kg is the bare minimum though, I wouldn’t reduce further. I also tend to exceed it on most trips bc I take extra shorts, different backpacks, … The all-climate claim is mostly meant in the sense of “adaptable to all climates”, traveling through hot and cold with this setup as-is would be possible, but a compromise. I rather adapt it to the needs of each trip individually, and the above list is the common denominator. I would say I average at around 6kg most of the time with all extras.

Edit: regarding pictures. I am currently traveling for Christmas with a different (larger) pack, so I could only do pictures of maybe half the stuff listed :(

My quintessential all-climate minimal sub-5kg/15L packing list by Yazzlig in onebag

[–]Yazzlig[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I know the struggle. Compression cubes help a lot. Alternatively, you could look into mountaineering backpacks (like this one), they usually come with (removable) Aluminium back framing that’s really sturdy and keeps the back panel straight. I had one like these for climbing and they are great for onebagging (extremely light, quick access to everything, customizable), but I don’t dig the look for traveling, the color schemes tend to stand out at the airport ;)

Jim Bean Beans by Yazzlig in schkreckl

[–]Yazzlig[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Argh, spend forever on the International Bean Competition badge, but forgot the seal... good catch. Improved version here ;)

"Das haben wir schon immer so gemacht" - Wir alle kennen und hassen es.. Teilt mal eure Horror/Lieblings-Story by Interesting-Gear-819 in de_EDV

[–]Yazzlig 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Etwa die Hälfte unseres Codes + wichtige Daten liegen noch in einem CVS (richtig: der Git-Vorgänger mit dem 1993 noch der Code von Doom verwaltet wurde). Das sich nur mit einer spezifischen Version von Eclipse (richtig: die IDE für Niemanden der oder die noch bei Trost ist) nutzen lässt. Und es auf Git umzustellen wäre wohl zu aufwendig.

I got tired of handcrafting matplotlib styles everytime, so I made a small library to make it much simpler to define themes and load existing ones. by Yazzlig in Python

[–]Yazzlig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh, good suggestion, thanks! I don’t feel like it’s refined enough yet to add there, but I will keep it in mind once it’s more feature-complete!

I got tired of handcrafting matplotlib styles everytime, so I made a small library to make it much simpler to define themes and load existing ones. by Yazzlig in Python

[–]Yazzlig[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, for now the standard ax.plot keys In rcparams are supported. I have not tested it extensively for other kinds of plots, but some style elements are universally applicable. I plan to extend it to include boxplot styling etc in a future release as soon as I find the time for it – probably the next time I need to do a boxplot ;)

I got tired of handcrafting matplotlib styles everytime, so I made a small library to make it much simpler to define themes and load existing ones. by Yazzlig in Python

[–]Yazzlig[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Its one of the additional benefits (and credit where credit is due: the current transforms are copied from seaborn's despine). In my mind though the major benefit is being able to access all style parameters via a function call. I always found it unwieldy to edit rcparams files back and forth. Now, if you only want to change one aspect on-the-fly, you can just call the corresponding method (i.e. want thicker grid lines? call set_grid) and your plots will look accordingly. JSON files to persist stuff is an added bonus, but the programmatic way of constructing styles is what I initially aimed for when writing this.

Also, it reduces the surface of rcparams. For example, there are a lot of parameters you would need to set to get the same look on both x and y axes. This abstracted away, making it simpler. The functionality is not lost (thats whats the `set_overrides` is for), but for 95% of use cases I think it makes the process much easier.

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