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- Ausschnitte des Tanzauftritts Mai 2026
Auftritt auf einem Nachbarschaftsfest.
Ausführliche Tanzbeschreibungen und Hintergründe siehe Tanzbuch: http://ohher.de/sonstige/Tanzbuch.pdf
Die Kurse: http://ohher.de/Tanz.htmAlle Videos im Überblick: http://ohher.de/Tanzvideos.htmDie Tänze:
0:05 Herzensruhe (Heartsease; Playford 1651-1690)0:36 Fahrt nach Killburn (A Trip to Killburn; Playford/Young 1686/1728)1:18 Domino Fünf (Domino Five; Derek Haynes, Schottland 1998)1:58 Die Blaue Flagge (De blage Flagge; nach einem friesischen Seemannslied, 19. Jh.)0 min - 0 min
- Zwischen KI-Hype und KI-Vampire - wie wir den Einsatz von KI im Alltag erleben
GenAI erledigt Tasks in atemberaubendem Tempo - und trotzdem sind wir abends erschöpft und leer. Steve Yegge nennt es den „AI Vampire”: Wir bauen mehr denn je, aber FOMO, Dopamin-Loops beim Prompten, Review-Müdigkeit und die schleichende Erosion des eigenen Verständnisses („Cognitive Debt”) saugen uns aus. Und manch einer fragt sich leise: Macht Coden eigentlich noch Spaß?
Martin Lippert (Spring Tools Lead, Broadcom) und Ralf D. Müller sprechen offen darüber, was sie selbst erleben, wie sich ihre tägliche Arbeit verändert hat, und was der Einsatz von KI mit ihnen und ihrer Arbeit macht.
Eine Folge über den täglichen Einsatz von KI in der Softwareentwicklung - ohne Verteufelung, ohne Hype.
Links
- Martin Lippert bei LinkedIn
- BEDcon, Code A-ARCH205 für 40€ Rabatt
Fundamentale Quellen
- Steve Yegge – The AI Vampire
- Addy Osmani – Cognitive Surrender
- Tom Wojcik – What AI coding costs you
- Harsh – I Used to Love Coding. Now I Just Prompt.
- FAZ – KI-Burnout: Warum KI-Nutzer erschöpfter sind
- Roman Reindl – Die Serviette („KI spart so viel Zeit")
Vertiefend
- Margaret-Anne Storey – Cognitive Debt
- Rachel Thomas – Dark Flow
- Shaw & Nave (Wharton) – Thinking Fast, Slow, and Artificial („Cognitive Surrender")
- MIT Media Lab – Your Brain on ChatGPT
- Shen & Tamkin (Anthropic) – AI-Assistenz und Skill-Aufbau (paper)
- Addy Osmani – Comprehension Debt
Studien & Presse
- Feng, Afroz & Sarma (ICSE 2026) – From Gains to Strains: Modeling Developer Burnout with GenAI Adoption
- TechCrunch – Coders are refusing to work without AI (METR)
- Scientific American – Why developers using AI are working longer hours
- IT Pro – „AI doesn't solve the burnout problem. If anything, it amplifies it"
0 min - ELF: East London Festival of Creative Health — Edition 1 (2026)
Highlights from the first East London Festival of Creative Health, produced by Mindful Photo Lab. The festival brought together underrepresented communities, artists, researchers and social prescribing networks across Tower Hamlets and Hackney — through workshops in photography, collage, storytelling and craft — culminating in a community-curated exhibition at Four Corners Gallery. The festival applies the five key ingredients of creative health, a research framework developed with Dr Maria Grazia Turri at Queen Mary University of London. Includes interviews with participants, artists and partners.
More: mindfulphotolab.com/elf-festival-of-creative-health/0 min - Restaurar almohadilla de Cassette That's
Colocar la almohadilla en una vieja That's a partir de un fieltro para las patas de los muebles. Remedio casero barato!
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Why registrations are closed With something like a video hosting service, it is much harder to "scale up", justifying the price/usage ratio by the amount of donations. Yes, the general donation/cost…
ration (without work time) would still allow more scaling up, but it does not feel right at the current state., By the time of writing, this instance counts 7,712 videos, resulting in 10.4 TB of media that is getting about 44 views per video on average. The average is so "high" because there is a tiny amount of people generating more views. Scrolling through the feed, videos tend to have 0-10 views usually., In a perfect world, the media weight should be at least twice as much, because this instance still needs some replication/backup thing for that media and above numbers lower motivation., For better user experience, the instance should be getting remote workers for faster processing of media, but most of the hosts are pretty well utilized already. So what to do about that Well, I honestly don't know right now. If the service gets discontinued, don't worry, media will remain at least a year for you to request and there will be a warning at least half a year in advance. I still want to try some stuff to tackle some of the mentioned points above out of curiosity and who knows, maybe it won't be as dramatic as I assume, however these days (early 2025) I am very busy. And there are things with higher priority to tackle. Of course Peertube needs a ton of users in order to reach a healthy active userbase (which usually is only a fraction of total users) just like the other services. I am aware of that. It's just much more heavy weighted than the others (perhaps with Matrix as an exception) I still want my account! :( Not a problem at all. Just reach out to me. https://tchncs.de/contact Preferable accounts allowed to signup All of the above forms a new motivation. Every now and then, small projects or podcasts reach out for getting a seat on this instance – and that's exactly what we need more of right now! If you are certain to reach more people than explained above, please request an account. It might(!) help this instance to become more purposeful and actually used. There is no specific topic but we want original content and will go after copies made from other people and/or organisations of any kind... no matter what the license is, this place is for your very own videos. 😉