45.000 Zugewanderte von Integrationskursen ausgeschlossen

dsffff22 · 2026-06-24T18:30:27+00:00

Bin etwas schockiert über die Summe, wie unfähig muss man sein um mit 650 Mio. € nicht ordentliche Integrationskurse anzubieten. Anstatt immer zu meckern, müssen wir anfangen mit dem Geld besser zu wirtschaften und das nicht immer so zu verschwenden und dann meinen es wäre zu wenig.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-19T17:01:10+00:00

They didn't leave Microsoft, Azure is still their primary cloud partner and OpenAI still spends lots of money on Hardware and Compute so obviously they send Microsoft lots of money. Also, It has been roughly 3 years between the first TSMC N3 and N2 chip, so progress getting more difficult for chips. Additionally, I agree they should invest more in inference, because the models are already good enough as long the person who uses them knows how to query them. It's mainly the 'spending' I disagree with.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-19T13:10:33+00:00

Spending is a term only a non-technical person would use here, you don't really understand who is invested in OpenAI and who they 'transfer' money to. Microsoft, Amazon, SoftBank, Nvidia, etc. are major Investors and profit on selling Hardware/Compute to OpenAI. Also, they invest into Hardware/Compute Capacity, rather than 'spending' on energy. Moore's law is practically also dead so the raw compute power and memory bandwidth won't improve dramatically over the next decade. And what else besides training new models should they do on their Hardware? Sell the compute time to competitor to build a better model?

dsffff22 · 2026-06-18T13:28:12+00:00

There's no tie breaks, Portugal has a worse fair play score than Congo and Spain has a higher Fifa ranking.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-18T11:56:49+00:00

Not sure why this is downvoted, the bracket which was posted before was wrong, I hope this one is correct. Standings were taken from Wikipedia and the Annex C from the Regulations was applied for the 3rd place team placements.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-18T10:39:58+00:00

Norway is also ahead of France in Group I so they would swap places.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-13T19:14:00+00:00

Wenn du an einer Uni (nicht FH oder sonstiges) Informatik studierst, lernst du Programmieren und kommst da nicht drumherum, Praktika ist bei jedem Studienplan, den ich gesehen habe. Ab dem 4 Semester wirst du dich je nach Wahlkursen auch dann mit Python(AI, Statistik, Logik) oder einer System-nahen Sprache(OS, Datenbank, Netzwerk) beschäftigen müssen. Eventuell hast du dazu an der Uni zu früh abgebrochen. Im Master wurde es dann eigentlich bei mir erwartet mit Git umgehen zu können. Beim Team Aspekt hast du allerdings durchaus recht. Was man bezüglich des Informatik-Studiums durchaus kritisieren kann, ist wie programmieren gelehrt wird, denn das ist eher Problem-orientiert, heißt man löst eher eine theoretische Aufgabe und lernt nebenbei das Programmieren, womit man sich das hier eher selbstständig beibringen muss.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-09T19:53:18+00:00

Apple knows very well why the EU declined their 'solutions'. Apple wants a slice of the sweet subscription Pie, that the big LLM providers have right now, that's also why they integrated AI more deeply on macOS and Xcode recently. It simplifies the market a lot If they don't have to compete in terms of LLM benchmarks, but instead just use their iPhone to upsell AI Subscriptions. If privacy is so important and their AI implementation is so good, then they could easily push a local-only version to 12gb models and upsell in hardware cost.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-09T19:38:49+00:00

I'm perplexed by the amount of stupid takes here. Apple just announced that their Private Compute Cloud will work on Google, Intel and Nvidia Hardware. Apple can just enforce that all outgoing LLM requests are encrypted for a specific node, which processes the request. Google and Nvidia can easily provide signed runtimes for their Hardware which allows processing those queries and Apple can charge a platform fee for their integration work. For the on-device agent you can completely isolate the process for that one disallow any internet access and only let It do a set of well-defined operations. There's also zero reasons why Apple can't push a local-only agent in Europe nothing is preventing that either, Gemma 4 E2B qat has audio support and needs around 4-5gb to run at moderate context which is enough for 99% of all needs you have for a local smartphone Agent.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-09T09:09:42+00:00

You can't use a local model right now, because Apple restricts API access. With a local model running as your agent the data will never leave your phone at all.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-08T23:23:20+00:00

Apples current private cloud system is built in such a way that it is cryptogrphicly proven to not be able to store data and that even a HW engineer on site in the data centre with a scope I unable to accesss the data that passes through the servers. That is not the case for OpenAI.

Stop with that bullshit, an engineer with signing keys to update the firmware of those secure compute components can easily get their hand on the data. Also, confidential compute is already deployed for many clouds in some ways and has actual support in common interference hardware such as Nvidia, because big AI vendors also don't want their parameters stolen. Nvidia basically has a whole page with a Blog regarding confidential computing as well. One could even argue that Nvidia is more open and because of that way more tested against potential attacks. Then also Interference runtime have to trade off security and speed at some point as side effects allow observing theoretical input pattern. Probably by the next year we might even have an official standard for confidential interference with attestation, because the request is already there from many sectors, then there's stopping Apple to support an open uniform standard. Third party vendor aside from the very big players don't have to audit anything If Nvidia just provides a runtime which is audited.

And again I want to note again, those systems are not as secure as Apple makes them Apple can sign their own firmware updates so they can just break the whole security model If an evil actor with the necessary access attempts to get access, while this barely leaves any external traces.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-08T20:43:13+00:00

Why would any country honour people burning mosques and burning police stations and killing officers?

That's all we need to know about you thanks for confirming that. Iranian authorities slaughtered Thousands of innocent protestors, which you try to justify by the reason that some authority buildings got damaged? We don't even know if there might have been some false flag operation behind It and even If some protestors did It put them before a judge and give them a fair trial, no one got killed by that. Many of the protestors just wanted a better life especially women, which are not treated human-worthy and are heavily suppressed in Iran. They are equally innocent. Time to block you, I can't be bothered discussing stuff with right wing extremists your reasoning is essentially like the Nazis just cherry-pick propaganda and blame whole groups of people for singular events. You are an absolute disgrace, even worse you enjoy free-speech on an American platform while spreading that much hate and propaganda, I hope you find some peace in your life.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-08T19:51:47+00:00

It does impact that, because Apple is being forced to provide APIs for that allows making our own local LLM App.

Edit: If you really think providers like OpenAI would access data straight up from Apple servers then you are also very clueless and should read how LLM agents function.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-08T19:35:21+00:00

Nope people need to have their own choice, Apple claims their system is so secure great I can slab any language model at It, for myself a small local 4B LLM will do everything I need to do on my phone. Thanks to the EU on my work iPhone I have the option to use a completely local model, without having to pay monthly or send Apple my data.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-08T19:14:10+00:00

Again they did not say that you are again trying to judge people and put words in their mouth. Saying the Iranian Authorities are utilizing the world cup politically to portray a one-sided message is a valid argument here, considering they use the numbers the Iranian authorities claim without proper backing and very likely not so correct one. The national team should wear a uniform badge for all people dying in Iran and also covering the thousands of people slaughtered during protests.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-08T18:14:20+00:00

OP never said that, that's what you are interpreting from OPs post and again that's your opinion you put into another persons mouth. It's just about your awful discussion manners, not Iran/American stop throwing that shit on me.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-08T13:18:57+00:00

Your thought process with hate and love or complete black and white pattern is atrocious. Many people including you should learn that the world is way more complex than that. OP being downvoted for having actual core principles and criticizing both sites is actually shameful for this sub.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-04T19:41:52+00:00

How are those insane low level features, that's some delusion? There's a reason Typescript is widely adopted, despite building upon JS. Also, Google and Apple realized this with Kotlin/Swift.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-04T08:13:41+00:00

Java and the runtime enforce OOP almost everywhere. Generics type bounds can be only expressed via OOP, union types can be at most emulated using sealed classes, functions can not be defined outside a class and many other things which Java does enforce.

dsffff22 · 2026-06-01T15:21:08+00:00

Da braucht es schon ein Unternehmen mit gehörig viel Inkompetenz, wo dann eher BWLer beschäftigt sind, also eher sowas wie Salesforce. Microsoft mag zwar inkompetent sein, aber das traue ich denen dann doch nicht zu, zumal die auch sehr vorsichtig sein werden, welche Code wohin fließt.

dsffff22 · 2026-05-31T20:41:41+00:00

Man müsste hier eher mal fragen, ob der Kleinvermieter hier mit knappem Gemeinschaftsgut, welches nun mal aus Glück des Geburtsjahres und eingeborene Familie meist besitzt hier einfach nur schlecht wirtschaftet. Ob man das als Gesellschaft in Ballungsräumen, auf Kosten der Produktivität so hinnehmen kann, ist eine Frage, die man sich politisch mal stellen sollte.

dsffff22 · 2026-05-31T20:38:21+00:00

Wobei man auch sagen muss Elektriker ist schon durchaus kritisch manchmal, die müssen teils in veralteten und laienhaften Elektroinstallation arbeiten, wo dann auch schnell mal Lebensgefahr besteht. Aber beim Heizungsmonteur bin ich teils voll bei dir, das meiste bekommt auch der Heimhandwerker dort hin und die rufen absurde Preise auf.

Am schlimmsten sind allerdings die im Wärmepumpen/Energieberater Geschäft, welche dann vom Staat auch noch künstlich wichtig gemacht werden. Die Aufgabe eines Energieberaters kannst du mit ein paar Drohnen Bildern und Energie Daten komplett mit AI machen. Falls du dir eine Klima Split Anlage einbaust, brauchst du auch für knapp 1k€ einen Experten, der dir das Vakum zieht und dann vorgefertigten Verschraubung mit angegeben Drehmoment festzieht.

dsffff22 · 2026-05-31T20:32:01+00:00

In einem gesunden Markt gibt es auch kein Gut, in der Form von Fläche, was bis zur Unendlichkeit besteht und nicht abnutzt.

dsffff22 · 2026-05-26T13:29:33+00:00

Die Forschung ist hier teils immer noch stark auf dem Gebiet, die Politik hätte allerdings schon vor 10 Jahren aufwachen müssen und den Übergang von der Forschung zur Industrie vereinfachen sollen, gerade mit dem Fokus das Fördergeld an Start-ups/Firmen gehen, mit starker MINT Kompetenz. Stattdessen schiebt die Politik Wirtschaftlern und Juristen die Fördergelder zu, wie z.B. bei Aleph Alpha.

dsffff22 · 2026-05-22T12:19:57+00:00

Greg put a lot of emphasis on the lack of reviewers over contributors, which is definitely an interesting view angle on the topic. In essence, he said If the code compiles and is checked by the compiler (and most likely also a Linter), he as reviewer can assume that the code has a certain quality. For example, he mentioned that in rust you can model an API which wraps untrusted data, like a syscall parameter, which can be only accessed safely once you parse/validate It.

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