

I found Amsterdam terrible. People on bikes shouting at pedestrians. Not because of tge infrastructure but my goodness, that place is overcrowded.
I found Amsterdam terrible. People on bikes shouting at pedestrians. Not because of tge infrastructure but my goodness, that place is overcrowded.
I think avoiding functioneren creep will be a certain issue.
Belgium has such an e-id for nearly 10 years now. It works pretty good and acces to your personalia data is granular.
If only age verification is needed, the request will only grant you birth date.
Comanies that want to use it need to be vetted and their acces to your data is centrally regulated.
Sadly the few subs I frequented are still active and more useful than their Lemmy counterparts.
I’ll gladly introduce you to Massive Attack because it seems you never heard of these Trip Hop legends from Bristol.
It is a centrakized service.
And yes, the familiarity makes it easy to get people to switch. The phone numbers made my contact discoverable so I had an easy way to find out they’re on signal.
Telegram as a platform is amazing. Feature rich while still easy to use. Easy to create useful bots too. Sadly the rest is questionable.
The raw meat and raw egg yolk is what scared him. He just watched me like it was a joke and checked the day after on my health status.
I switched from the pi4b to a refurbished lenovo tiny m93p i5 with a 500 GB ssd (99 euros) and never looked back. Installed proxmox and now I have a versatile low power homelab.
Not as power efficient as a pi but 17 W at idle is pretty damned good for such a tiny powerhouse.
I feel like you people are forgetting about Greek cuisine. The worst Greek food is still decent.
Fun fact. The worst meals I ever had we’re in Italy and France. That doesn’t reflect on the whole cuisine but I’ve found it remarkable.
I’m happy you mentioned the bag-in-box wine. Boxed wind is frowned upon by snobs but when buying from a local co-op years ago the winemaker suggested to but some bagged wine for easy drinking. Especially suites for light wiens that don’t age.
I would also suggest to try the ‘tranche du boucher’ (butcher’s slice) in a local bistro. It’s a slice of meat that is sold a bit cheaper. Have it with a bit of bread and a green salad.
My American friend taught I was crazy when i ordered the hand cut steak tartare once. Finely chopped seasoned meat. Extra points if you have it with a raw quail egg yolk. Heavenly.
it’s just a sivilian being sivil.
Personalisation. Autocarrot
Yes. If you feed the documents this goes well enough. It just speeds up the process where I start indexing and gathering information a lot.
This template adds or deletes links to relevant webpages and adds recent figures when needed.
We’ve been using templates for years but this adds personality and customisation
I’ve show my coworkers some practical implementations of copilot and that was enough to kickstart the use.
If you’re composing the same mails a lot, for example, you can ask copilot to make a template text and then when you have to compose the same email again you ask copilot to compose and personalize the mail for you. That’s an awesome function.
I’ve made an agent that answers HR related questions of my team. This saves me and HR a lot of time and they are assured their questions are handled discrete.
Because they don’t know how to use it.
I work for the government and we’re trialing Copilot too.
Yesterday I gave copilot several legal documents and our departments long term goals and asked to analyse those documents and find opportunities, legal complications and a matrix of proposed actions.
In less than 5 minutes I have a great overview to start talks with local politicians. This would have taken me at least a day before AI.
They don’t need to die. They can go back to guarding parking lots.
And for anyone else, anywhere in the world.
Giving governments tools to fight crime that can also invade your privacy is a sure path to governments invading your privacy for any reason they deem righteous. If not the current one, surely the next one.
❤️ Termux