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[Music]
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Hello and welcome to a new edition of the digression. My God, episode 66. What kind of
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Fever dream. Okay, I'm Sascha Machmann and I'm going to talk to Frank every now and then
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Never really stray from the subject. Yes, today's topic is
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Reactions on the net. I have a full answering machine today with some calls
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on the podcast number. There were also some messages via SMS and shows
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Again, how parasocial connections work. For those who don't know what a parasocial
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Connection is that it stops an imaginary friendship or imaginary relationship with a
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People who are one-sided. Mostly from a content creator or influencer.
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There is then a spectator or listener in our case and he has the feeling that there is a relationship.
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And these are not just people who now somehow have a parasocial relationship with us,
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But also to another content creator, which we have taken in the recent times often on the grain,
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So in the Flattermann file, for example.
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And they also make their opinion known.
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That's right on YouTube.
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There's a little something on Instagram, but not so much.
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And it's really amazing.
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So we had finished a podcast, which went online on Friday.
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So in the night from Thursday to Friday.
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It was really a wild ride.
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Yes, yes.
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I mean, interesting is also with the people, who all come from the side of the content creators, who have taken me there on the grain,
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How many times have I had to explain what was scandalous about the events on October 19th?
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Because there was the typical live show, which is always there on Sunday.
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And pretty much at the beginning they had said that when we come over there to
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Cleaning or something so that they put us there on the leg, that we overturn forward.
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And a good bit later they had a statement, which I kept in the
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Podcast episode had previously been thematized, taken out of context and then also wrong
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Then he showed me his middle finger and pointed his mouth at me.
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the "F" you and yes we had talked about it in a special edition of the file Flattermann
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And that really made waves. We also had a super great guest. I hope
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In the future, this will often be the case in the Flatterman file. The love Sabrina or better
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It's known as trash time and we talked about it all. Other things too,
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It was like that and a bit of nonsense. I mean, it has to be with
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all the negatives you're talking about, all the destructive content,
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which is produced there. I mean, if you have a severely disabled person who is often on a
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wheelchair is instructed and otherwise moves in the apartment with a rollator that
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has a severely disabled ID card, where it says that he is disabled, with a very high
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degree, with 100 and he says that you want to put it on the leg, then it has already really
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A really bad taste.
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I mean, I can't help the fact that, like your wife wanted to show the dog, you just...
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I saw that the apartment was uncluttered.
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And then when you say, Frank, no, no, no, don't show that, or it'll come back
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what.
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And shortly thereafter, as she had said, yes, then we leave someone to clean
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Come on, come on.
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And your sentence was, I know, I want those from the junk box, but I'd put that on my leg
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overturn it forward. This is so wicked and so wicked and so inhumane.
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and for someone who writes himself on the cap that he is an empathic journalist,
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I really wonder how broken the settings are, that the fine-tuning
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in the system, in the cerebral cortex, that one has such a self-perception of oneself when one acts in this way.
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I mean, it just shows me that what we're doing, and that's actually analytical,
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To revise the content, that's the damn trigger. And then a little
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Threatening a lawyer while you're in bankruptcy? Yeah, you gotta take me with you
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declare the garnishment allowance. Sorry if you have to pay in advance every time and that you
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It can cost 1,500 euros. You have to explain that to me. Yeah, what else is there? Oh yeah,
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Yes, the stink finger and the F-word. Yes, this is also such a sign that it triggers hard.
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If you are already researching that there is a statement that the viewers at a
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Mourning livestream between 7 and 9 must be at home or retired and then interpret me,
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I would have said they were unemployed just to stand up as victims of bullying, then that's
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Poor too. Because the statement "this must be someone who is at home" is not
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Same with someone who is unemployed. There are many ways why
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Someone's at home. He works in the home office, he has a
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Sick leave, as some of your viewers have written to me, that
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They felt very well conversed and were on the sick leave.
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Yes, I don't want to sulphurize about all the possibilities here now, because that
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would not lead to such a result.
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But there's a difference between being viciously accused of saying they're unemployed.
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It's a classification, or it's people who are at home.
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For whatever reason.
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I can understand when you say, as I said, that you're not doing well.
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I felt entertained because it was boring.
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Because if you do a morning show every day and then you don't have anything to tell,
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what you've been doing all this time and then starting out of sheer despair
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watching any documentary with a woman,
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This is boring for some, but not boring for others.
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And that's why you have to show the stink finger, because you supposedly insulted the viewers
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and you must jump into the breach as the savior of the spectators,
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To defend the honor of the spectators.
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In the end, it just shows me that you're really hard-triggered.
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I know you're listening to all the shit I'm doing here.
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And that's perfectly okay, too.
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I'm not looking at all your shit.
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I wrote a script that loads the thing
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Down with you.
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YouTube has an RSS feed, many people don't know that.
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If you post something, zack,
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shortly thereafter
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I have the video file.
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By the way, that doesn't give you a click
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No advertising revenue either.
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If there is no script,
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I use that. Otherwise, my script will do it automatically, then it will
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I also wrote it and about an hour later I did it.
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transcript. After that, this is done via API, which is a
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programmed interface, the transcript with instructions to chat GPT
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They are sent and there are a few operations carried out.
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Let's see where there is controversy. It searches for keywords.
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Scrap chest, junk radio and a few others. Then there will be a
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Text generated with a summary. Controversy over whether these words occur.
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Then there are site marks. After that, these site brands go back again
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On the video file, there chapter marks are then integrated.
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And if I didn't understand something from the transcript,
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because if you do this with your wife, the show or something, or with guests,
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And sometimes you speak to them.
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this is not transcribed as neatly as if one had individual traces.
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Yes, then I look at exactly these places.
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But on my local file.
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So I have everything that a Mr Butterman has produced lately,
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with me on the local NAS system.
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Well, with text files, where the script is in, where the controversies are,
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It's all in the database,
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I can just search it with search terms.
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If necessary, I can also pack all the stuff via API to Chat-GBT and then I can search there.
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My God, no, computer science is awesome. Well, once you've learned all this shit,
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Then you can use it too. Yes, as you can see, I don't make myself such a big
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Effort, because I am actually severely disabled and in need of care. I have until a year and a half ago
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I had 4 years of nursing. I still lacked four points, then I would have had nursing grade 5. In order to:
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Let's talk about what a 5th grade is. Care level 5 is almost like care level 4,
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Only the hardship situation. It's pretty expensive, so you get most of the time.
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Work in nursing. Normally people who are just sombre get it, people who are sombre.
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They are comatose. With me this has many factors, because you can also have many in different areas
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Bid points are awarded during the evaluation. And now I have a level of care 3,
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I don't make a secret of it and I missed about 8-9 points, I know
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Not exactly, I think 9 points for the level of care 4. So I'm also very
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Very high and care intensive. This means that I have several people with me several times a day.
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the apartment and if my partner Sarah, I also wrote this podcast series "Akta Flattermann"
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make or rectal-digital or blunt, then either she's working or she's home
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And she also has to do a lot. From the nursing fund something like this is of a contingent
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That's 60 hours a week. That means the time she doesn't work or
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on the temple, is then just full pot on it for nursing activities. So you can
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Imagine, I'm a mixture between apple compote, slightly moldy vegetables and
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And a mummy that is so lazy and so flips over to illustrate this now.
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And yes, just because I sit in front of the computer for a few hours a day, sometimes in bed,
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At my desk and there my podcasts are producing, you assume that you are the victim of bullying.
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I am an observer. I see things. I haven't had another stroke for nothing.
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started to study, which is not so easy if you just keep the house under
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It can leave the greatest effort. This all took place remotely, i.e. via videocalls,
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via livestream. And I am so grateful that the U-University in Bochum is so modern.
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I was told that I could do that. And also that I keep my exams at home
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He was able to do what was, of course, real.
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Struggle was, because if no one time
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had to supervise me while
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the exam, yes then I had to
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Write it down, which is real.
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It's shit. Well, what not to do everything
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for a reasonable conclusion. What did I mean by that? Love Frank is Going
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And look at everything from the people who criticize him, with whom he has a problem.
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He chases people everywhere and the others don't. Either it will be delivered to you,
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Something controversy has happened or they are not interested in it. This is
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It's one of those things that's actually incredible. People are interested
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Sometimes not at all for it. And I have a postbox on Instagram and an email tray,
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what is regularly filled by people who tell me that this has happened, that has happened,
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There came this statement and so on. You don't have to do that because if
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If that's so bad, then check it out. And people even give you the time stamps,
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You don't even have to look at the whole thing. Yes, other people have a life. Good, my life
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It's on a low level, but I really don't understand your life, Frank. Yeah, well, now talk
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I've been here for almost 20 minutes and I'm a little bit shy. I find it absolutely violent
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and I've been since, a week ago it was like, I'm recording this all here on Saturday,
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I'm still shocked at how much you let yourself be carried away by how much Frank
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I was thrilled to make this statement and especially the one with the middle finger.
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It's unbelievable, and I'm not shocked by it, either.
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It's fascinating to me how loyal the viewers are and when I look at the profile names
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Look, these are all names that people of older semesters wear, because when
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If they were younger, they would have different names. Maybe you can still remember,
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I also come from the care of the elderly. After my computer science studies, I took care of the elderly
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And that's why I know these names. I know that an Anita is an older name and the 60-year-old has a lot and other names.
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That's the way it is. Names always have a certain fashion and some fashion names appear more often.
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There are a lot of Saschas in 1977. I can still remember a summer vacation,
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where we were twelve Saschas on the campsite and we were all about an age.
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Yeah, that's it. Either you're super exotic about the name, or you just have a fashion name.
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Well, but so much for that. I don't even know what the recording is, because it's already
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So much has been said and so much written. The comments I've been getting since Friday,
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They're so violent. It's so much and you've noticed right when there are meal times. me
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I have to get this out of the database on YouTube and then have a look. So felt
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You have seen that at certain times there were almost no comments.
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and then again. Yes, it's just interesting and even if I worked in alpine care
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data analysis is something that I still enjoy and also write programs and
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Scripts that then go through something automatically. And if you ask yourself now, yes, how can you do this, that you do everything at home, such
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complex tasks, such as turning a video into text. There are several servers in this apartment. Well, there are no high-performance things. They are rather so
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comparable to a totally exaggerated home PC that is on steroids and maybe
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He has swallowed a bit of anabolic steroids and throws a bit of Ritalin every now and then.
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There are graphics cards in there and if you don't put Windows on it, but a server operating system
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as in Linux, then you can link these graphics cards together and then stop them for
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Use common tasks. And if you have such a network of graphics cards,
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You can go to one part to let it run, to the other part to let it run,
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Processes can be parallelized. There are numerical processor units. That was
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It used to be totally exotic. You can get it today for 20 euros on AliExpress.
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These are then small cards, which then stop a PCI Express lane, which is now highly technical,
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but a very narrow data bus only need to stop at a high-performance numeric or
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Neural CPU access that can be specifically trained to perform certain tasks. And
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if you build a cluster from it, because you can also use 16 PCI lanes for a graphics card
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pull out of the PC, then you can put 16 pieces from there on it and then you have one right
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Great computing power. And this can be used for such tasks, to stop a video to text
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transform or to perform analyses with a smaller model. It doesn't have to be that way now
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be a super big model like ShedGBT, but something smaller, which is just at home
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It can run on 64 gigabytes of memory or video memory or something. Yes, you can see,
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I am there in the matter and I develop there also in places nicely in front of me.
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Then even if I'm bedridden every now and then because I just can't stand,
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then yes, then I lie in bed, have a laptop and develop my software, which I need so,
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My applications. Why did that shock me so much now?
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The statement with them, there I put the leg and that should tilt forward.
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I had shared this little story of how I lay on the ground on Father's Day,
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He sat on the bed and couldn't get up after the muscle was torn.
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So for those of you who are familiar with it, this is the Magnus muscle.
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And this is an important muscle in the inside of the thighs, which is needed when getting up from a sitting position.
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And he was cunning and I couldn't get up because it hurts a lot.
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And after sitting there for two hours, Sarah said,
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Let's do the job in an ambulance.
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And then you need a lot of manpower,
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To get me to the hospital.
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And you also need just as much manpower,
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So I can get back from the hospital.
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And imagine if I stop in Frank's apartment
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overturn to the front,
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First, where I fall,
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There is no longer an object to be healed.
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And on the other hand,
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I'll lie there and then I'll stay there.
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Until someday stop
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A few strong firefighters
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or from THW or something
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Come and help me.
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Yes, yes.
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I mean,
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You see everything, you read everything,
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You searched my blog from front to back.
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Everything is black on white. Since I've talked about it, I'd still have the over 200 videos
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online. I would have told you in the face how broken, how sick I am. You must have known that
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You have and you have let yourself be carried away to do so. Oh, yeah, a fucking broken world.
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It's almost 30 minutes now. Nobody hears that anyway. If you hear that
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In the comments, writes "Endoplasmic Reticulum". Okay,
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If you liked this one, which I really don't expect, write a comment.
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liked, gives a star rating for this episode, for this issue, for the entire podcast.
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If you do it on YouTube, you can also hyp it. My God, this is the last video.
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He's been hyped. I believe nearly 200,000 hype points after a day. It's ridiculous, ridiculous. Yes,
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Yeah, and I'd love to hear about it again next time.
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And nice greetings to Frank Star, who makes a great podcast series and who has very great formats.
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Goodbye, Sasha.
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