Svoka

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by Svoka 4mo ago
You realize that russian govenment was overwhelmingly re-elected each time since inception of russian federation in 1991, and invaded neighbours regularly with land grabs since 94?
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by Svoka 4mo ago
Love when people try to explain me how to call my city.
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by Svoka 4mo ago
Thank you for westsplaining me my history. It was always Kyiv. Your (personal or collective) ignorance and/or obsession over moscowite imperiealists doesn't change the name of my city.
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by Svoka 4mo ago
Thanks. Only correct response.
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by Svoka 4mo ago
What a pile of horse shit. It is not “crime of birth” it is crime of choice of supporting war machine which invaded and occupied neighbour for hundreds of years; colonizing and exterminating peoples. It is not russian ELECTED government rap
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by Svoka 4mo ago
It is on the front page.
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by Svoka 4mo ago
Ukraine's capital is misspelled "Kiev". Should be "Kyiv"
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Authentic looking D&D homebrews with Markdown(homebrewery.naturalcrit.com)
2 points by Svoka 4mo ago|1 comments
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by Svoka 4mo ago
https://github.com/naturalcrit/homebrewery
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by Svoka 5mo ago
I am confused. Do AI agents reword your commits and force push or something? Last time I checked nobody was adding anything to my commits. Did I miss something?
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by Svoka 5mo ago
as much as 'Middle East and North Africa' - you just pass region in .json and name it whatever you want
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by Svoka 5mo ago
Putting object into trees is basically a caching problem.
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by Svoka 5mo ago
probably same as "press here"
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by Svoka 5mo ago
They answered this on their wiki: > Will KSA be open source? The game is not expected to be made open source due to certain dependencies that are not also open source. Public code contributions may be opened up in the future pending conc
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by Svoka 5mo ago
You are not, in fact, 1% here. I saw numbers like 77% of players using Windows, 12% on macOS and 9% on Linux for the game. Also, developers seem to have an experimental Linux build and code building for macOS according to the wiki: https:&
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by Svoka 5mo ago
Not really. I have enough to worry about in the present rather than worry about imaginary future scenarios. I also think that since this is something most people are agreeing to, if it would turn really sour there would be enough of public
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Active exploitation of cPanel/WHM critical vulnerability(cyber.gov.au)
1 points by Svoka 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Svoka 5mo ago
Reminds me of Echopraxia (Peter Watts book)
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by Svoka 5mo ago
I feel like I am getting access to lots of products in part shaped by my data. It is not like I have better things to do with it.
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by Svoka 6mo ago
Reading comments, I expectantly see a lot of cheering for this step, with many calling for further measures. I understand that privacy features are important to some people, but I am not one of them. Can someone provide what needs these fea
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by Svoka 6mo ago
With Ollama* you can use Claude Code with `ollama launch claude` * https://docs.ollama.com/integrations/claude-code
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by Svoka 6mo ago
I personally wouldn't be so categorical - AI in useful capacity feels like was around just for a little while, certainly not long enough to have any conclusive long reaching effects like the claim. It is also uncertain where this techn
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by Svoka 6mo ago
As Ukrainian I find bets if some city would be captured - peak degeneracy. People are being sent to die or protecting their homes should not be someone bet.
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by Svoka 6mo ago
How listening to same disingenuous false propaganda points would broaden anyone perspective? False equivalency between conflicts remain false
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by Svoka 6mo ago
only things you point out are russian propaganda points.
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by Svoka 6mo ago
ah, here comes whataboutism. And you are correct. It would be great if russia didn't destroy Afghanistan and Syria. Also, equating conflicts is a very shallow and inadequate manipulation tool. For example, russians razed dozens of citi
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by Svoka 6mo ago
Yup, they call it 'mysterious russian soul', while it just a blatant disregard to human life
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by Svoka 6mo ago
Yes, one of the axis on FPV controllers usually is not springing back to neutral position, for throttle. This may seem like a small difference it is important.
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by Svoka 6mo ago
I wonder, what amount of PG deployments can be replaced with SQLite. I bet most of them.
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by Svoka 6mo ago
Wouldn't Satoshi own some bitcoin in first blocks? Like about 60 billion worth of bitcoins, the largest wallet in existence? For me this is necessary and sufficient proof of their persona.

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