PeterZhizhin

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Gemini Live can now highlight objects on your screen(blog.google)
2 points by PeterZhizhin 1y ago|2 comments
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by PeterZhizhin 1y ago
Gemini is becoming a more helpful assistant with upgrades coming to Gemini Live, including new visual overlays when you share your camera, an updated audio model and more connected apps.
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by PeterZhizhin 3y ago
Not available in your country
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by PeterZhizhin 6y ago
Location: Moscow, Russia Remote: No (prefer in-person work) Willing to relocate: Yes, English-speaking countries are in preference Technologies: Natural Language Processing (including state-of-the-art models like BERT), Machine L
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by PeterZhizhin 7y ago
Thank you for your opinion. Great point.
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by PeterZhizhin 7y ago
When I see these types of research, I wonder if it is a short-term or a mid-term effect of marijuana legalization. There was a time when Heroin was a legal trade-mark that was available over-the-counter... It was thought that only weak coul
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by PeterZhizhin 7y ago
Not a local reader. I am from Russia. ZaTelecom Telegram channel ( https://t.me/zatelecom ) claims that that not all ISPs have rolled out the MITM attack. For now, a good solution would be to switch to a different ISP (it&#x2
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by PeterZhizhin 8y ago
The source is in the article, actually. This is the order from FSB that MTS operator received. They translated this as: “the mass distribution of obviously false reports of a terrorist act” in January, resulting in “mass evacuations of scho
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by PeterZhizhin 8y ago
This situation really pissed me off. FSB (Russian FBI) had problems with receiving bomb threats coming from Protonmail addresses. So, they secretly ordered (with an almost classified order) major ISPs to block Protonmail bypassing Russian&#
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by PeterZhizhin 8y ago
I think that the Internet as a decentralised system doesn't require any regulation. This a self-regulatory system. On the second question though... I don't see any future for me in Russia. Thankfully, it will be relatively easy fo
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by PeterZhizhin 8y ago
Right now, we have a legislation (this one existed since 2012) that requires to ban certain IP addresses. All ISP's are being monitored by the authority called Roscomnadzor and allowing access to a banned IP will lead to fines. Unfortu
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by PeterZhizhin 8y ago
Yes. Except that in Russia this works a little bit different. You need a permission (not approbation) from the authorities for any political gatherings. Otherwise, everyone gathering risks spending 15 days in jail (or $500 fines, median mon
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by PeterZhizhin 8y ago
These websites are controlled (directly or indirectly) by the Russian government. They usually don't mention opposition meetings. I think that they don't want anyone to know even about their existence.
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by PeterZhizhin 8y ago
Russian here. I live in Moscow. I've just came back from the rally. Interned at an IT company in Switzerland and US. My Digital Ocean VPS IP address was blocked in Russia due to this crazy thing going on with the Internet here. Even th