In my local area the solidarity is VERY strong and I believe the local representatives are clear on that stance. Yet, I wish that the DieLinke changes their view on todays unimaginably bad decision and correct their path. The base is not happy about todays decision, they are quite vocal about it.

I am certain that today is going to be a difficult day within the party to communicate this situation. It would be so much easier and less confronted if they set a clear stand on solidarity with palestinians and strengthen the work with anti-zionist jews and palestinians.

Like, what do you mean a newspaper and some local participants can make the top tremble???

What's the point of democratic/socialist consent across the base (I think more than 70% of the base has solidarity and calls it a genocide) if the top moves/behaves like this??

I want both jews and muslims (and other religions) to be treated equally. Excluding one group, excludes all groups. This is the whole point of solidarity. It's an "all or no one" incentive. The broader international values have to be held, not local fears of image.

And before people argue: "but what about the jews right?" The whole point of this is to value the rights of jews and muslims as equal. If the right of one group is higher than the other then all rights are in jeopardy, or worse loses value.

...but this decision is in all odds against its own values. It's sad to see such development at the top, being pressured by right-leaning newspapers and some antideutsch participants of the party. If I were in Berlin, I would not vote for DieLinke in the upcoming elections, unless big changes occur

I am certain that such decision of the part will result into a major backlash from the base and they will make their voice be heard, most likely in the upcoming votings.
If the party fails to fix this, there might be a huge drop of votings. In most points DieLinke was mostly in favor of the base...

In todays day and age something like this will not be taken lightly, most of the base of the party has solidarity with Palestinians and the top is cutting them off. Some states in Germany have a much better stance on the solidarity. I am glad, the state I live in, does practice a very nice stance.

This is not fair, and not right!

www.jungewelt.de/artikel/5129...

I know this is not an easy task, but I think this would solve many issues I am facing... I wrote some different possible structures, but wasnt satisfied with any of them.
Abstraction and easy of use are my main goal, because if I manage these properties, the maintainability will be easier to keep up

The blogposts I read are not really up-to date, the libraries are not maintained, or very stale. If I write the software behind all of that (I tried, but it always stopped at the connection/payload part) I have to make sure that the devices can update itself automatically, with a failover.

I managed to get MQTT working locally, on the same host for the webapp and the "device", but it's not even close to the system I need. I need device discovery, backup/recovery, versioned device software and it should be performant.
I think I wrote about this already, but didnt come up with something

so in order to use data with in a good amount of machine learning, you gotta know WHAT data can be used for those systems.

Can anyone explain me why AI here would make ANY sense?

also why the heck would you use AI if you can make proper data-science dashboard and add some tiny machine learning on that (not AI, basic machine learning is less intrusive)

some data does not need AI, it will literally come up with answers (not hallucinations, just bad predicted tokens)