Oliver Schönrock

@oschonrock
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EEE, Software developer (mostly C++), entrepreneur, MBA, father, life-long sailor.

Könnte die AfD verboten werden? Das prüft unser Gutachten erstmalig mit höchsten juristischen Standards und anhand der Maßstäbe, die auch das Bundesverfassungsgericht in einem Verbotsverfahren anlegen würde.

Das Gutachten erscheint im Frühsommer.

https://freiheitsrechte.org/themen/starke-grundrechte-fuer-eine-lebendige-demokratie/afd-gutachten

Alle reden drüber – wir wollen es wissen! Gutachten zu einer möglichen Verfassungswidrigkeit der AfD

Im politischen Prozess besteht noch immer Unsicherheit, ob die AfD verboten werden kann oder nicht. Wir klären die Frage in einem umfassenden Gutachten.

GFF – Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte e.V.

Also, ich denke, dass es für mich gut wäre meinen Job mal zu wechseln. Ich arbeite jetzt für eine niederländische Firma, in der ich nur Projekten in die Halbleiterindustrie mache.

Was ich suche:
Einen Job in #berlin wo ich vorzugsweise sowohl meine Elektronik- als auch meine Maschinensicherheitkenntnisse nützen kann.
Ich hab keine Angst für Normen, Erfahrung mit u.a. 13849, 62061, 60204 und 62368-1, Risiko Analysen, SPS programmieren. Generell bin ich *extrem* kritisch und arbeite sehr detailliert.

Hab allerdings nur auf englisch gearbeitet, also deutsche Begriffe sind mir manchmal fremd.

Wer hat oder kennt interessante Firmen in (der Nähe von) #berlin wo ich unbedingt mal gucken soll?

 

#fedihire_de #getfedihired #getfedihired_de #fedihire

Just tried out

#void #linux

Nice, but....

- didn't like the nearly 1GB "update download" after a fresh install from a 1GB live ISO - odd for a "rolling release"?

- don't like gcc 14.2 when 15 has been out for a year. No gcc15 package either. But clang is on v22?

Seems the "rolling" but not "bleeding edge" mantra is taken "particularly seriously" for certain packages.

At this point Debian Stable and Ubuntu 26.04 LTS have more up to date gcc by a whole major version. ...

Shame... 🤔

@PeterSommerlad @vitaut @oschonrock @lefticus

For GCC 16 std::string uses extern templates for C++20 mode. std::format does too.

std::print uses extern functions if you use `-D_GLIBCXX_NO_INLINE_PRINT -lstdc++exp` to use non-inline definitions (which compiles 3-4x faster and produces object files with a single call to an extern function, without instantiating all the std::format code).

https://godbolt.org/z/7ffz518qq

Compiler Explorer - C++ (x86-64 gcc (trunk))

int main() { std::println("Hello, world!"); }

This comment sums up why I’m so tired of programming in 2026 pretty well

Q: Linux compositors / tiling WMs:

- I have 2x27" monitors, and have used GNOME for many years

- I am a big user of workspaces: One activity per workspace, *ACROSS BOTH MONITORS*

- I want to seriously give a (wayland?) WM a go, and have tried hyprland and niri

- I cannot seem to capture my mental model / workflow with these WMs. I love the tiling (clean, space efficient + KB driven), but the workspaces are *PER MONITOR*

What am I missing?

#unixporn #linux #desktop #archlinux

reminder that anthropic ran (and is still running) an ENTIRE AD CAMPAIGN around "Claude code is written with claude code" and after the source was leaked that has got to be the funniest self-own in the history of advertising because OH BOY IT SHOWS.

it's hard to get across in microblogging format just how big of a dumpster fire this thing is, because what it "looks like" is "everything is done a dozen times in a dozen different ways, and everything is just sort of jammed in anywhere. to the degree there is any kind of coherent structure like 'tools' and 'agents' and whatnot, it's entirely undercut by how the entire rest of the code might have written in some special condition that completely changes how any such thing might work." I have read a lot of unrefined, straight from the LLM code, and Claude code is a masterclass in exactly what you get when you do that - an incomprehensible mess.

Jetzt stell dir mal vor, wir würden die ganze "KI"-Kohle in Bildung investieren und eine bereits vorhandene natürliche Superintelligenz mit Trainingsdaten versorgen.

Next day:

"go old school", and do a traditional search....That produced a "reddit" result on the #1 spot, because search sucks these days.

But that topic actually has a human reply to the same problem, with the correct answer and refers to the wiki for the distro (should have checked there first!), which also has human written documentation confirming said answer.

Needless to say, said answer works first time.

Total old school time: < 3min => Success

Total LLM time: 30mins => Failure.

It's amazing. These LLM chatbots are so seductive, yet mostly unproductive. Even for topics where I consider myself well above average competence:

Case in point: Got a specific technical issue with an unfamiliar Linux distribution? Thinking about searching for an answer?.. nah just type it into "the cat I farted"..

and then.. spend 30minutes wrestling with the "confidently presented solutions".. Does not work. Give up, sleep on it.

Next day....

TBC