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  • Partly right-wing extremist refers to the constitutional protection office’s assessment.

    The AfD is classfied as a suspected case of far right extremism. This is the 2nd of three classifications, the last one is “confirmed right-wing extremist”. To be classified as a suspected case, there must be indications of right-wing extremism.

    Therefore, the assessment “partially right-wing extremism” is factually correct. The AfD is not yet classified fully (or confirmed) right-wing extremist. That assessment must first be reviewed and confirmed by a judge since the AfD is currently suing against it.


  • I almost certainly don’t have ADHD but occasionally do the center one (unintentionally, due to procrastination). But I’m pretty sure that everyone who does that does not get 40 hours of equivalent “quality” work done, more like 40 hours of somewhat careless work that is acceptable at best.

    I know this because I have just spent 10 days preparing for an exam for a university lecture I have visited twice in this semester before ignoring it completely.











  • The idea of anomaly detection is to project some input onto a (high dimensional), numeric output. From the training data alone, you can then see where the projections are clustered and develop a high dimensional “boundary” where everything within is known and good and everything outside is unknown and possibly bad. Since orders come in relatively slow, a human would be able to check for false positives and overwrite the computer decision.

    By the way, an ideal training set is preprocessed and has duplicates removed and new orders added by recombining parts of individual orders.

    For example, if we have 3 orders:

    • (Hamburger, Fries)
    • (Hamburger, Fries)
    • (Cheeseburger, Sandwich)

    We could then create the following set:

    • (Hamburger)
    • (Cheeseburger)
    • (Fries)
    • (Sandwich)
    • (Hamburger, Fries)
    • (Hamburger, Cheeseburger)
    • (Hamburger, Sandwich)

    And so on, and so forth. A naive variant is just taking the power set of all valid orders.


  • Technically feddit.org is a German speaking instance - it’s operated/owned/managed in Austria.

    I wouldn’t have been too surprised if having rolling shutters was only uncommon in other countries. But the fact they aren’t ubiquitous in Germany was a genuine surprise. It’s as if there were regions without those windows you mentioned - which do exist apparently in the North according to Wikipedia.


  • Over here - at least in Southern Germany - rolling shutters are the norm. The main reason I imagine is improving energy efficiency because heating is expensive. This is basically what your average multi-story apartment building looks like:

    Basically all windows have rolling shutters. The same applies to your average single family home. You might have to zoom in to see the rolling shutters in their opened position: