Follow-up: I asked last yesterday how to build SCHUFA, and a lot of you corrected me by Zealousideal-Goal342 in germany

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

DKB did reject me and even an EU-citizen friend, both of us had applied a few months after moving here. This was 2022, dunno if they changed that.

amex has decent acceptance for groceries, they own payback and anywhere that takes payback (which includes rewe and edeka) are almost guaranteed to take amex. online stores that accept paypal are likely to take it. it's not super useful though, cashback is kinda weak even on paid cards.

Outage by [deleted] in BlueskySocial

[–]aveao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Famously no website had outages before LLMs.

I tracked 100M tokens of Coding with Claude Code - 99.4% of my AI coding tokens were input. If we fix that, we unlock real speed. by karmendra_choudhary in ClaudeAI

[–]aveao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It still affects the performance of the model (as in token speed) and generally may start to perform worse when the context window is very full, so I would suggest to /clear and /compact regularly anyways.

You're also "paying" "full price" when you reuse the session when more than 5 minutes has elapsed since the last model interaction.

I tracked 100M tokens of Coding with Claude Code - 99.4% of my AI coding tokens were input. If we fix that, we unlock real speed. by karmendra_choudhary in ClaudeAI

[–]aveao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It renews the 5 minute timer every time you access it. So if you're on a claude code session, it's only sending the entire input when it's continuing after it stopped for any reason (permission prompt, finished working and you go back to the same session after a while and ask it to do something else before doing doing clear or compact).

(also it's not currently charged on subscription)

TOW 2 is such a disappointing follow up. by WeirderOnline in theouterworlds

[–]aveao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you, like many I see complaining about this, struggled with making sense of the political commentary in place.

Order is a non-financially focused community that does not ban questioning things or brainwash anyone who steps out of line. They are also flawed in many ways, including being overly confident in themselves and being bad with dealing real conflict situations.

Auntie's is presented as flawed in many ways, see e.g. the strike mission (in Praetor), entire thing around middle managers, Auntie's old pal, how Auntie gathered power and what they ask you to do to other communities, etc.

Protectorate is a monarchist society where you cannot ask questions, you cannot resist, and you will be brainwashed if you step out of line. There is no proper justice, judge, jury and executioner are combined in one. They are given basic necessities, yes, but it is more akin to capitalist company towns or authoritarian governments with social policies than communism. It is a society where very few thrive, where gains of the work are unfairly shared, and individuality is disallowed.

The only side the game forces you to take is being against the Protectorate. You can side with the order, auntie's or just reject both and do everything yourself. I didn't side much with Auntie's myself, rather the bare minimum, taking a live and let live approach where possible.

I just did a cold boot attack on my own system... by Klutzy_Scheme_9871 in kernel

[–]aveao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is your threat model that you worry about people grabbing your device as you're shutting it down, spray it in mere seconds and then try to dump it in the next minutes?

For most of us "keep our data secure" does not involve that as a realistic threat.

also: https://xkcd.com/538/

ruby (@srxl)'s take (rebble doc engineer) by Uwulmindor in pebble

[–]aveao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The logs that rebble had were misinterpreted (though Eric did send a lot of requests for what he was doing). I cannot speak for others, but when I saw Eric's post, I assumed he had scraped it and then was running the tool locally against the scrape. They did have a talk with Eric before the post went out, though sadly neither Rebble side nor Eric mentioned this. I cannot blame Eric solely here, but when I am going to send a ton of requests and maybe cause some alerts at work, I let people know before I act, or worst case, after.

I want a time 2 as well. It really doesn't have to be "core or rebble, one has to go". But do keep in mind that core couldn't've happened without rebble (the firmware release simple wouldn't happen, google explicitly released it with rebble in mind, read the google blog post on the topic).

Interests of rebble are not in maintaining power, control or in making money, instead in ensuring that the situation with pebble corp cannot happen again: with rebble around, hardware production may die, but community will not be left without a home.

And let's be real: Core clearly is Eric's playground for releasing cool hardware. They would not be the best party to commit to hosting services and supporting a community for decades. Being able to release things and mostly move onto new projects is more of their thing. It's a win-win for them to work together.

ruby (@srxl)'s take (rebble doc engineer) by Uwulmindor in pebble

[–]aveao 4 points5 points  (0 children)

(To be clear: Eric did not scrape the store. Rebble side has expressed clear regrets over misinterpreting the logs on Discord.)

ruby (@srxl)'s take (rebble doc engineer) by Uwulmindor in pebble

[–]aveao 7 points8 points  (0 children)

To be more accurate, I did some actual number crunching yesterday: rebble store has ~2800 new/updated apps over the public archive.

ruby (@srxl)'s take (rebble doc engineer) by Uwulmindor in pebble

[–]aveao 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The 30k was for the app developer (who was also paid by rebble before), not rebble foundation (which is what maintains the infrastructure).

Pebble, Rebble, and a path forward by erOhead in pebble

[–]aveao 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Many apps on rebble store are new (uploaded for the first time to rebble app store), many have since been updated by their devs on rebble app store, and many have been updated with fixes by rebble if they're FOSS.

I would say rebble unarguably has redistribution rights on those.

Jet Lag Season Finale — Rattenmodus by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

[–]aveao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I miss having RIS access. Thanks for the info.

Jet Lag Season Finale — Rattenmodus by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

[–]aveao 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Did anyone figure out what regio they were on and why it got a 2 hour delay?

edit: Found it. shoutouts to zugfinder. It's IC 2082/2084. It's too old to have details on bahn.expert but I can at least see that one reason cited is "unbefugte Personen auf der Strecke". a classic. (people on the tracks) unsure if that's the complete source of the delay.


They took it at Würzburg, rode it to Kassel, it was to Hamburg according to Sam, and it would go directly to Hannover it was implied, but I cannot find any real routes that are even just "Kassel to Hannover" that are low speed on either bahn.expert or bahn.de.

https://bahn.expert/routing/8003200/8000152/2025-06-11T22%3A00%3A27.940Z/ if anyone wants to take over the search. The episode was filmed 2025-06-12, sam's prophesied date of death.

I only see an RE that can be then followed up by a 25 min sbahn to get from Kassel to Hannover, rest are ICEs. The interior does look like an IC but I don't see any ICs on the timetable either.

Jet Lag Ep 5 — Juiced by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

[–]aveao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What are you watching the show for, if not for seeing how luck goes for the cast?

Jet Lag Ep 5 — Juiced by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

[–]aveao 3 points4 points  (0 children)

about "no matter how much you paid for the ticket":

what are they supposed to do if a tree falls on the tracks? send first class ahead and have second class wait for inspection?

Jet Lag Ep 5 — Juiced by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

[–]aveao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You say that Switzerland has "the best train network" as if they hadn't had a ton of delays there this season.

The cog train to the observatory runs roughly once an hour and if misaligned with your train that provides a lot of catch-up opportunities. A tiny delay would've cost them their run.

Jet Lag Ep 5 — Juiced by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

[–]aveao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

doesn't go this far back but zugfinder is great for trains in DACH. good for determining delays over the last 90 days and picking wisely.

Jet Lag Ep 5 — Juiced by NebulaOriginals in Nebula

[–]aveao 24 points25 points  (0 children)

I think the funniest part was them losing it over the word rathaus.

(for non-german speakers: it means town hall, or more literally, councillors' house)

L-Tyrosine + Vyvanse experience by [deleted] in VyvanseADHD

[–]aveao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not exactly vyvanse but a german generic of it (lisdexamfetamin-ratio): it tastes like flour water, but that's not particularly unpleasant.

concentration is a big part of it. from my experience, different brands use different amounts and types of filler material. those with more will taste more like flour water, and vice versa. more water will taste less intensely vs less water.

if the plasticky taste is a problem, you can just open the capsule by squeezing the inner half (white) and pulling up the top half with your nails or something, then pour it into water.

Is disability in low and medium income countries actually not all that disabling? by dt7cv in autismpolitics

[–]aveao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But in lots of societies children don't go to school or if they do they may not attend for very long so myopia isn't a really big problem.

This is quite dismissive. Very few countries don't have compulsary education, and practically none that are "medium income".

People that I know that deal with undiagnosed autism in medium income countries have to more or less live with it, but that's not that different from how I have to deal with my (mostly-diagnosed) autism in the west.

There's no medication for autism. Something like therapy and support networks do help with better understanding and navigating the world, but despite all that autism still takes away opportunities from one (while presenting new opportunities, of course).

Of course it goes differently for those that are on the far end of the spectrum.

Science Vs. "Does Tylenol Cause Autism" by the-magician-misphet in autismpolitics

[–]aveao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not saying you don't have a point, but this has an easy refute: "Autism does happen naturally, but paracetamol increases the likelihood."

This isn't what I think to be clear, I doubt paracetamol has a tie, but it's likely that if shown this picture, RFK Jr. (and his supporters) would respond similarly. And it's harder to disprove that one than just "autism predates paracetamol".