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Zwischen den beiden Postings von mir liegen mehr als 24 Stunden und auch wenn du Recht hast, dass es im Wesentlichen um dasselbe Thema geht, sind in dem heise-Artikel doch einige Zitate und andere Informationen drin, die im derStandard-Artikel nicht drin waren.

Ich muss ganz ehrlich sagen, dass ich nicht verstehe, warum viele Leute das tun. Ich schau im Alltag auch sehr oft aufs Handy, aber dann deshalb, weil ich meine Hände und Augen beschäftigen will (weil mir sonst langweilig wird). Wenn ich ein Auto lenke, sind Hände und Augen ohnehin mehr als genug beschäftigt, warum würde ich da also aufs Handy schauen wollen, außer für Musik- oder Navigationszwecke?

For a link, you'll see it after posting if it appears in the list of places the link has been crossposted to, at which point you can delete it.

An image, that is more technically challenging because it requires detecting whether two images are the same, which is not as trivial as it sounds. But for images, I think reposts are no big deal anyway, many people will not have seen it the first time.

not everything bad is enshittification, it's not meant to be a universal buzzword

Non sequitur, no matter who would have won such a case, the winner would have turned out with more money?

I am generally sympathetic to making copyright weaker and less restrictive, so I consider this a good thing even while not being very interested in or enthusiastic about AI.

Ich finde nichts Falsches daran, alle Ortsnamen, die auf https://openstreetmap.de/karte/ zu sehen sind, zu verwenden, wenn man Deutsch spricht.

Königsberg heißt in der dort gesprochenen Sprache Kaliningrad, so wie Prag in der dort gesprochenen Sprache Praha heißt oder Venedig Venezia.

Those are all good points, except of course that "live problem-solving sessions" and "trial work periods" were definitely already a thing at my current job, yet the employer needed the résumé to decide whether to invite/consider me for that in the first place.

I have been using Linux since my mid-teens in the late 2000s (with interruptions). In the late 2000s and early 2010s I really did do a lot of tinkering with the computer, but nowadays I rarely even install new software and hardly ever think of my operating system, at all.

the problem is, what is the alternative? I have never been on the employer side of a hiring process before, only the job-seeking side, but from what I've read, it's not a very good system for either side, yet I can't easily think of a better alternative.

works for me

the person on the middle photo is, in any case, raising her left hand, not right