Anselm Bühling
@abuehling.zirk.us.ap.brid.gy
Ich übersetze aus dem Englischen und Russischen, unter anderem Publizistik und Sachbücher mit Schwerpunkt Osteuropa. Ab und an schreibe ich auch, meist auf tell ( […]
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It boggles my mind that people who know how to code and are able to use LLMs to automate code generation effectively draw the conclusion that learning to code will not be relevant to future generations..
Encouraging people to cultivate some awareness of their own skills and understanding would […]
Encouraging people to cultivate some awareness of their own skills and understanding would […]
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glasgow.social
November 25, 2025 at 11:22 AM
It boggles my mind that people who know how to code and are able to use LLMs to automate code generation effectively draw the conclusion that learning to code will not be relevant to future generations..
Encouraging people to cultivate some awareness of their own skills and understanding would […]
Encouraging people to cultivate some awareness of their own skills and understanding would […]
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With apologies to TNR, there is no “finally starting.” Everyone has always known this. Too many in enough districts wanted to ride that pony, until it dumped them in the shit along with the rest
America Is Finally Starting to See Trump for the Bullsh*t […]
[Original post on mastodon.social]
America Is Finally Starting to See Trump for the Bullsh*t […]
[Original post on mastodon.social]
November 24, 2025 at 9:41 PM
With apologies to TNR, there is no “finally starting.” Everyone has always known this. Too many in enough districts wanted to ride that pony, until it dumped them in the shit along with the rest
America Is Finally Starting to See Trump for the Bullsh*t […]
[Original post on mastodon.social]
America Is Finally Starting to See Trump for the Bullsh*t […]
[Original post on mastodon.social]
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Again, every elected Democrat needs to put out a video stating exactly what Kelly and the others said. If ever there were a line to draw in the sand, it’s here. The military is not the president’s Praetorian Guard.
“Within the White House, Trump and his lieutenants aren’t planning on letting up…Trump has told some advisers that he wants RICO prosecutions and conspiracy charges leveled against the six Democrats, a source with direct knowledge of the matter tells Zeteo…
zeteo.com/p/how-we-gre...
zeteo.com/p/how-we-gre...
November 24, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Again, every elected Democrat needs to put out a video stating exactly what Kelly and the others said. If ever there were a line to draw in the sand, it’s here. The military is not the president’s Praetorian Guard.
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Es spielt keine Rolle, wie groß oder wie gering die Reichweite von Nius ist. Der Seite gelingt es, mit einem maßgeschneiderten Angebot und mit chirurgischer Präzision seine sehr spezifische, exklusive Zielgruppe zu erreichen: eine Handvoll Journalisten und einen Teil der CDU-Bundestagsfraktion.
Wie erfolgreich ist Nius wirklich? Zahlen zu Reichweite, Verlusten und Anspruch
Nius wirbt als „Stimme der Mehrheit“, erzielt aber laut Similarweb-Daten nur Platz 115 im Onlineranking. kress pro analysiert Reichweite, Geschäftsmodell und die Millionenverluste der Vius SE.
kress.de
November 24, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Es spielt keine Rolle, wie groß oder wie gering die Reichweite von Nius ist. Der Seite gelingt es, mit einem maßgeschneiderten Angebot und mit chirurgischer Präzision seine sehr spezifische, exklusive Zielgruppe zu erreichen: eine Handvoll Journalisten und einen Teil der CDU-Bundestagsfraktion.
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The ostensible “realists” who aren’t being realistic about the war are like the ostensible anti-war lefties who think imperialist aggression deserves reward if an anti-American state is doing the aggression, in that both should recognize what’s happening and shift to pro-Ukraine, but probably won’t.
November 24, 2025 at 1:30 PM
The ostensible “realists” who aren’t being realistic about the war are like the ostensible anti-war lefties who think imperialist aggression deserves reward if an anti-American state is doing the aggression, in that both should recognize what’s happening and shift to pro-Ukraine, but probably won’t.
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The fascist right will never drop its anti-Ukraine stance, because they want to see Russian aggression succeed.
But can the smaller yet quite vocal anti-anti-Russia left—Chomsky, Quincy Institute, Lula, etc—finally admit that blaming the war on the US and “they won’t even negotiate” were misguided?
But can the smaller yet quite vocal anti-anti-Russia left—Chomsky, Quincy Institute, Lula, etc—finally admit that blaming the war on the US and “they won’t even negotiate” were misguided?
November 24, 2025 at 1:01 PM
The fascist right will never drop its anti-Ukraine stance, because they want to see Russian aggression succeed.
But can the smaller yet quite vocal anti-anti-Russia left—Chomsky, Quincy Institute, Lula, etc—finally admit that blaming the war on the US and “they won’t even negotiate” were misguided?
But can the smaller yet quite vocal anti-anti-Russia left—Chomsky, Quincy Institute, Lula, etc—finally admit that blaming the war on the US and “they won’t even negotiate” were misguided?
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November 22, 2025 at 1:51 PM
hug your local bsky.brid.gy user
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@david_chisnall/115270162462304611
Dieser Text bringt sehr gut auf den Punkt, in welchen Szenarien maschinelles Lernen sinnvoll anwendbar ist - und was das größte Problem am aktuellen KI-Hype ist: Die Suggestion, „KI“ ließe sich auch dort einsetzen, wo Fehler […]
Dieser Text bringt sehr gut auf den Punkt, in welchen Szenarien maschinelles Lernen sinnvoll anwendbar ist - und was das größte Problem am aktuellen KI-Hype ist: Die Suggestion, „KI“ ließe sich auch dort einsetzen, wo Fehler […]
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zirk.us
November 22, 2025 at 3:03 PM
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@david_chisnall/115270162462304611
Dieser Text bringt sehr gut auf den Punkt, in welchen Szenarien maschinelles Lernen sinnvoll anwendbar ist - und was das größte Problem am aktuellen KI-Hype ist: Die Suggestion, „KI“ ließe sich auch dort einsetzen, wo Fehler […]
Dieser Text bringt sehr gut auf den Punkt, in welchen Szenarien maschinelles Lernen sinnvoll anwendbar ist - und was das größte Problem am aktuellen KI-Hype ist: Die Suggestion, „KI“ ließe sich auch dort einsetzen, wo Fehler […]
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Die Häufigkeit schlechter maschineller Übersetzungen und die Beschwerden darüber nehmen gefühlt in letzter Zeit deutlich zu. Verleitet der allgemeine KI-Hype zu vermehrtem, unbedachtem Einsatz? Werden klassische MÜ-Systeme durch Bastellösungen mit LLM-Chatbots verdrängt? Oder woran liegt es …?
November 19, 2025 at 10:11 PM
Die Häufigkeit schlechter maschineller Übersetzungen und die Beschwerden darüber nehmen gefühlt in letzter Zeit deutlich zu. Verleitet der allgemeine KI-Hype zu vermehrtem, unbedachtem Einsatz? Werden klassische MÜ-Systeme durch Bastellösungen mit LLM-Chatbots verdrängt? Oder woran liegt es …?
RE: https://wisskomm.social/@WisskommPortal/115576059039458676
„Wissenschaft kann keine Negativbeweise führen. Sie kann nicht beweisen, dass etwas *nicht* wirkt – sie kann nur zeigen, dass es keinen belastbaren Hinweis auf eine spezifische Wirkung gibt. Wer dennoch – implizit oder explizit – […]
„Wissenschaft kann keine Negativbeweise führen. Sie kann nicht beweisen, dass etwas *nicht* wirkt – sie kann nur zeigen, dass es keinen belastbaren Hinweis auf eine spezifische Wirkung gibt. Wer dennoch – implizit oder explizit – […]
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zirk.us
November 19, 2025 at 3:15 PM
RE: https://wisskomm.social/@WisskommPortal/115576059039458676
„Wissenschaft kann keine Negativbeweise führen. Sie kann nicht beweisen, dass etwas *nicht* wirkt – sie kann nur zeigen, dass es keinen belastbaren Hinweis auf eine spezifische Wirkung gibt. Wer dennoch – implizit oder explizit – […]
„Wissenschaft kann keine Negativbeweise führen. Sie kann nicht beweisen, dass etwas *nicht* wirkt – sie kann nur zeigen, dass es keinen belastbaren Hinweis auf eine spezifische Wirkung gibt. Wer dennoch – implizit oder explizit – […]
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Let’s see if the “personal liberties and free markets” editorial board of the Washington Post will actually take Trump to task over his comments excusing the murder of one its own columnists.
Given that they’ve purged me and all their opinion writers who actually care about human rights.
Given that they’ve purged me and all their opinion writers who actually care about human rights.
November 18, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Let’s see if the “personal liberties and free markets” editorial board of the Washington Post will actually take Trump to task over his comments excusing the murder of one its own columnists.
Given that they’ve purged me and all their opinion writers who actually care about human rights.
Given that they’ve purged me and all their opinion writers who actually care about human rights.
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/115569820207257167
One of the things we don't talk about enough is how to secure the peaceful transition of power in open source projects.
We've all seen BDFLs turn into mad kings.
There are innumerable projects which have collapsed when the founder left […]
One of the things we don't talk about enough is how to secure the peaceful transition of power in open source projects.
We've all seen BDFLs turn into mad kings.
There are innumerable projects which have collapsed when the founder left […]
November 18, 2025 at 9:28 AM
RE: https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/115569820207257167
One of the things we don't talk about enough is how to secure the peaceful transition of power in open source projects.
We've all seen BDFLs turn into mad kings.
There are innumerable projects which have collapsed when the founder left […]
One of the things we don't talk about enough is how to secure the peaceful transition of power in open source projects.
We've all seen BDFLs turn into mad kings.
There are innumerable projects which have collapsed when the founder left […]
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We’re still an absolute skeleton crew of 14 people, competing with teams sometimes 100x as large as ours. To get to our humble team size was only possible through the less than 1% community members who donate to Mastodon, a handful larger donations, & EU grants, all of which we are forever […]
Original post on mastodon.social
mastodon.social
November 18, 2025 at 8:06 AM
We’re still an absolute skeleton crew of 14 people, competing with teams sometimes 100x as large as ours. To get to our humble team size was only possible through the less than 1% community members who donate to Mastodon, a handful larger donations, & EU grants, all of which we are forever […]
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My vision for Mastodon is a different direction than all previous attempts at social media, by focussing on community ownership, Trust & Safety features, slow user & server growth, and financial sustainability - for the non-profit project, the server administrators, the moderators, and creators […]
Original post on mastodon.social
mastodon.social
November 18, 2025 at 7:55 AM
My vision for Mastodon is a different direction than all previous attempts at social media, by focussing on community ownership, Trust & Safety features, slow user & server growth, and financial sustainability - for the non-profit project, the server administrators, the moderators, and creators […]
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As I'm bumbling around reading about @bonfire 's offerings and finding a way to play with it, I was reminded that Bonfire is the tech behind the pilot community at
https://openscience.network
Since that "flavour" of the Bonfire framework has been in action for a while, and I'm connecting up […]
https://openscience.network
Since that "flavour" of the Bonfire framework has been in action for a while, and I'm connecting up […]
Original post on cosocial.ca
cosocial.ca
November 17, 2025 at 9:43 PM
As I'm bumbling around reading about @bonfire 's offerings and finding a way to play with it, I was reminded that Bonfire is the tech behind the pilot community at
https://openscience.network
Since that "flavour" of the Bonfire framework has been in action for a while, and I'm connecting up […]
https://openscience.network
Since that "flavour" of the Bonfire framework has been in action for a while, and I'm connecting up […]
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Den wollen wir mal nicht vergessen.
#literatur #podcast
200. Todestag von Jean Paul – Die treuesten Fans eines kauzigen Dichtergenies - Bayerisches Feuilleton | BR Podcast […]
#literatur #podcast
200. Todestag von Jean Paul – Die treuesten Fans eines kauzigen Dichtergenies - Bayerisches Feuilleton | BR Podcast […]
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mastodon.de
November 14, 2025 at 10:43 AM
Den wollen wir mal nicht vergessen.
#literatur #podcast
200. Todestag von Jean Paul – Die treuesten Fans eines kauzigen Dichtergenies - Bayerisches Feuilleton | BR Podcast […]
#literatur #podcast
200. Todestag von Jean Paul – Die treuesten Fans eines kauzigen Dichtergenies - Bayerisches Feuilleton | BR Podcast […]
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New @Vivaldi release out now for your computer.
Tired of your AI browser yet? 🤖
https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-on-desktop-7-7/
#vivaldi #ai #browser #windows #macos #linux #eu
Tired of your AI browser yet? 🤖
https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-on-desktop-7-7/
#vivaldi #ai #browser #windows #macos #linux #eu
Vivaldi 7.7: less friction, more control
This release brings together features that have been carefully refined based on what you've told us matters most: seamless access to your tabs across desktops, a unified Start Page that finally combines Widgets and Speed Dials and granular control over browser performance.
vivaldi.com
November 13, 2025 at 9:07 PM
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"Cum-Ex und Cum-Cum sind ein riesiges Problem. Das machen nicht nur ein paar schwarze Schafe, da geht es um eine ganze Industrie. Verdammt viele Menschen waren und sind damit beschäftigt, Strategien zu unser aller Nachteil umzusetzen."
👉Jetzt lesen!
www.n-tv.de/politik/Da-h...
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www.n-tv.de/politik/Da-h...
"Da hat die Finanzlobby ganze Arbeit geleistet"
Die frühere Staatsanwältin Anne Brorhilker kritisiert, dass sich der Staat jedes Jahr viele Milliarden abknöpfen lässt - Steuergeld, das an anderer Stelle fehlt. "Warum zum Teufel sind die Ermittlungs...
www.n-tv.de
November 12, 2025 at 3:10 PM
"Cum-Ex und Cum-Cum sind ein riesiges Problem. Das machen nicht nur ein paar schwarze Schafe, da geht es um eine ganze Industrie. Verdammt viele Menschen waren und sind damit beschäftigt, Strategien zu unser aller Nachteil umzusetzen."
👉Jetzt lesen!
www.n-tv.de/politik/Da-h...
👉Jetzt lesen!
www.n-tv.de/politik/Da-h...
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Wenn der AfD Verrat an Deutschland vorgeworfen wird, dann macht sie das nicht zu Dissidenten, sondern beruht schlicht auf Fakten. Im Moment wird der Vorwurf wieder laut, da sie per parlamentarischer Anfragen Details über kriegsentscheidende Fähigkeiten der Bundeswehr ausfragt.
November 12, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Wenn der AfD Verrat an Deutschland vorgeworfen wird, dann macht sie das nicht zu Dissidenten, sondern beruht schlicht auf Fakten. Im Moment wird der Vorwurf wieder laut, da sie per parlamentarischer Anfragen Details über kriegsentscheidende Fähigkeiten der Bundeswehr ausfragt.
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Die ganze #Palantir-Nummer ist m. E. ein Lehrstück dafür, wie man Bürger*innen vor den Kopf stößt und Vertrauen in die #demokratie untergräbt - wenn im ganzen Gesetzgebungsverfahren trotz Beteiligungsportal, Stellungnahmen und zwei Anhörungen nicht mehr neu über das Gesetz nachgedacht wird. Klar […]
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mastodon.social
November 12, 2025 at 9:46 AM
Die ganze #Palantir-Nummer ist m. E. ein Lehrstück dafür, wie man Bürger*innen vor den Kopf stößt und Vertrauen in die #demokratie untergräbt - wenn im ganzen Gesetzgebungsverfahren trotz Beteiligungsportal, Stellungnahmen und zwei Anhörungen nicht mehr neu über das Gesetz nachgedacht wird. Klar […]
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Rob Brezsny: "Fact: Fanatical brand loyalty to yourself can be an act of self-sabotage." (Free Will Astrology, Taurus, Week of November 13)
November 12, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Rob Brezsny: "Fact: Fanatical brand loyalty to yourself can be an act of self-sabotage." (Free Will Astrology, Taurus, Week of November 13)
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I think that many of us are starved for participation in small-scale systems in which we interact with other humans, and are treated like humans in return
November 10, 2025 at 11:11 PM
I think that many of us are starved for participation in small-scale systems in which we interact with other humans, and are treated like humans in return
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In a now deleted post, China’s consul general in Osaka said he’s left with no choice but to cut off the “filthy head” of Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi because of her pledge to use Japan’s military to defend Taiwan if the Chinese invade the island […]
[Original post on journa.host]
[Original post on journa.host]
November 10, 2025 at 5:26 PM
In a now deleted post, China’s consul general in Osaka said he’s left with no choice but to cut off the “filthy head” of Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi because of her pledge to use Japan’s military to defend Taiwan if the Chinese invade the island […]
[Original post on journa.host]
[Original post on journa.host]
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#firefox question! (@floorp in my case, but either way). Before containers, when a built-in function was implemented into the browser itself, it was possible to assign specific sites to specific containers.
Afterwards, only Meta-related sites kept opening in the proper container (due to a […]
Afterwards, only Meta-related sites kept opening in the proper container (due to a […]
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zirk.us
November 9, 2025 at 11:13 PM
#firefox question! (@floorp in my case, but either way). Before containers, when a built-in function was implemented into the browser itself, it was possible to assign specific sites to specific containers.
Afterwards, only Meta-related sites kept opening in the proper container (due to a […]
Afterwards, only Meta-related sites kept opening in the proper container (due to a […]
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Much has been said about Musk's appalling social media posts. Joyce Carol Oates takes a moment to notice what he *doesn't* post.
November 9, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Much has been said about Musk's appalling social media posts. Joyce Carol Oates takes a moment to notice what he *doesn't* post.