Muromec

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by Muromec 11mo ago
It kinda makes sense if you consider depression to be a mechanism to get into winter hibernation. It's just we can't hibernate and even if we could, somebody has to pay them bills.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
>Following your argument shouldn't anything that can induce addiction be controlled? Depending on a risk profile -- totally. There are talks of taxing sugar drinks and not selling "energy drinks", which are coffeine + suga
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by Muromec 11mo ago
I work in a place where it's proper to wait for a month, get the openapi spec thrown over the fence from the backend team and generate my typescript RPC out of it. The upside is I don't get paged at 4 in the morning if the thing g
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by Muromec 11mo ago
Sir, your visa application is denied anyways.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
I suspect that as I got more vocabulary (and more languages) and started to actually speak the language more, I remember the "sound" of the word where I used to remember the spelling before. Like "it's" and "it
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by Muromec 11mo ago
You can have a field with some value that just happens to match the id in a different table. That something could be a foreign key or just a number.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
It's amazing, that django docs look and feel exactly the same the did in 0.9x. Damn kids with their JS bullshit have to change the whole site between v1 and v2 and then again when v3 happens. Links rot, API index is hidden and instead
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by Muromec 11mo ago
Something happened to my brain lately and I started to make this kinds of typos in English, which I didn't before.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
>Or there were more reasons to it? Internet was slower in both latency and throughput is one reason. The other is general tendency to separate things into smaller pieces. Faster feedback to user is the third. Consider a typical form with
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by Muromec 11mo ago
Its a strong hint it is
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by Muromec 11mo ago
That approach works more often than it doesn’t — outside of certain spiraling situations most people don’t became alcoholics and drug addicts. Some however do, which is why drugs and alcohol are controlled to some degree.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
Running it in a chroot or a scoped down namespace is all your need most of the time anyways.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
Europe has Mistral. It feels that governments that can do things without fax take this as a sovereignity thing and roll their own or have their provider in their jurisdiction.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
>That's just one factor though. Another is what hardware you can actually run things on. DeepSeek and Qwen will function on cheap GPUs that other models will simply choke on. What's cheap nowdays? I'm out of the loop. Does
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by Muromec 11mo ago
If I run your software, you can have no operational control, but you can sneak a root kit or some kind of stuff I dont want to have there
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by Muromec 11mo ago
The big green one absolutely is ms heavy place.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
It's not cryptographic doom principle, as they don't decrypt before verifying signature, they just parse. It's still kinda sorta bad, but in a different way.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
That's the rent controls that communists were supposed to bring, right? It just needs a cuty hall setting a celling on yearly increases
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by Muromec 11mo ago
I think the reason is they don't want to become debian where deciding anything takes foverever. Another architecture is a liability, so it lives in another "project" that official arch is not committed to. I write this from a
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by Muromec 11mo ago
BA are actually cool, please dont
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by Muromec 11mo ago
The second thing you mention (capex/opex) was reverted this year
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by Muromec 11mo ago
>How often are you listening to your own native language and you are confused by two words that sounds similar It confuses the hell out of me when non-natives misplace stress in Ukrainian and use wrong cases. It's that I want to gat
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by Muromec 11mo ago
It is possible the deb package is parsed to extract some metadata before being installed and before verifying signature. Also there is aspect of defence in depth. Maybe you can compromise one package that itself can't do much, but inst
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by Muromec 11mo ago
Accessibility is not the additional feature that can be improved later. If it's not there when you sell the product, you can be fined.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
If only there was some kind of PKI that could attest the identity of the person. It's a shame, that US doesn't have a government capable of running it.
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by Muromec 11mo ago
You would love working in a bank
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by Muromec 11mo ago
Can you even do that? I though you could only enterprise in secure languages, like Java
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by Muromec 1y ago
Whenever I hear about productivity gains, I mentally substitute it for "more time to play video games left in the day" to keep the conversation grounded. I would say I rather not.
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by Muromec 1y ago
>I don't think Russians actually live in fear of the big brother, I wouldn't be friends with so many Russian femboys if that really was the case. I'm not sure what it has to do with anything, other than you own ideas about
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by Muromec 1y ago
Look, I'm as much an enjoyer of Kropotkin and von Mises as the other guy and torched more then zero regional police HQs in my life. You are right in principle, but there is a varying degree to which different governments actually oppre

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