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@AlienJay Oof, the data plans are incredibly cheap 
Do i need to know anything about fee's, registration requirements or contract lengths with the card you suggested?
I'll check with my provider if they still treat the uk like eu-roaming, thanks for the advice.
@AlienJay
2 Personen Hin- und Rückweg, Bielefeld->London über Brüssel für ca. 550€.
Flug scheint allerdings auch "teurer" zu sein, weil Anreise da ja auchnoch zu kommt, und gepäck. Das ist zwar mit ca. 400€ immernoch günstiger, aber nicht günstiger "genug" um das noch in Betracht zu ziehen.
Flixbus hatten wir auchnoch gesehen für~350 oder so, aber das sind dann 14h Busfahrt was jetzt auch nicht sonderlich spaßig klingt
I am traveling to the uk in the fall.
I'd like to stay online for 10 days, but i have no experience with simcards outside the eu.
Does someone have advice on what to get?
I have the feeling that this comes from a fundamental misunderstanding of the topic.
Sure, if you use LLMs as a tool to produce 'code', you *might* find it useful. (Just like the techbro-rideshare will *move* you around)
But to have agency over your software, you need to work on the *system* that the code represents, and at that LLM's just fall apart.
@mnl @david_chisnall @mjg59 @ignaloidas
even reading the first page.
Generally, this assessment of the overall book extends to each page, even if it contains pages with errors.
For llms, there is a probability that each query is resulting in garbage. In the book-analogy, it is as if each page is written by a different author, some experts, some crooks
Except no page is attributed, and guessing who wrote what page is up to the reader.
There is no model to be build around that fail-mode
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@mnl @david_chisnall @mjg59 @ignaloidas
Yes, but that is also not the argument.
If you read a book to extract information, you already have a mental model of the failure modes (or can build one, like students do)
- Is the author known to be proficient in the space
- Is the publisher reputable
- Is the book 'new'
Depending on the answers to those questions, you either take the content as absolutely correct, likely correct, plausible, or problematic. You can know those things before
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Die werde ich morgen mal im Detail prüfen, danke!
Wir planen gerade unseren Jahresurlaub nach London. Die Anreise per Zug (~600€) ist ja fast unmöglich zu bezahlen im Vergleich zum Flug (lt. Ryanair ~120€).
Hat da jemand Erfahrungen mit? Wir sind durchaus bereit mehr Geld für den Zug auszugeben um den Flug zu vermeiden, aber wenn es Tricks gibt zu buchen wären wir sehr dankbar.
