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by alluro2 1y ago
In countries where it comes to government blocking/censoring internet traffic, traditional media is cleared of all dissent and fully controlled long before. Last stages of that are happening in my country, Serbia, currently.
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by alluro2 1y ago
This phase from the last couple of years just had to come - and while it's painful to be exposed to it - it seems highly illogical for us to complain and cry about it. - "Free" search - yay, let's all use it for everythi
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by alluro2 1y ago
For me it was just a coincidence of MENSA advertising their events in my high school and being pushed by a couple of friends to go through testing and join together.
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by alluro2 1y ago
I'm in the same 150+ group. I really think it doesn't mean much on its own. While I am able to breeze through some things and find some connections sometimes that elude some of the other people, it's not that much different t
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by alluro2 1y ago
I don't mean to be overly harsh, but saying "just changing their diet" is quite ignorant. There's been a huge amount of research into the challenges of weight loss, so it should be (more) common knowledge by now that it&
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by alluro2 1y ago
No, that's the Republic of Murica, where Trump The Third is a BDFL.
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by alluro2 1y ago
I visited Israel for a sports seminar some ~10 years ago and met many nice people. I felt sympathetic to their reality of living in an ever-hostile environment from all sides, and struggle to keep their place in the world safe. I admired th
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by alluro2 1y ago
Absolutely agree :) If only he wasn't completely non-technical, managing a team of ~30 devs of varying skill levels and experience - which is the root cause of most of the issues, I assume.
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by alluro2 1y ago
Hah, that's a good clip :) Those "angry people" are really essential as an outlet for the rest of us.
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by alluro2 1y ago
A friend experienced a similar thing at work - he gave a well-informed assessment of why something is difficult to implement and it would take a couple of weeks, based on the knowledge of the system and experience with it - only for the man
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by alluro2 1y ago
Given the current mechanics evident in the society - declining education, healthcare and rising cost of living, homelessness and exploding economic inequality - who is "we", trying to maximise living standards, and what movement d
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by alluro2 1y ago
Compared to 30-40 years ago, I believe many in the US would argue that society has already collapsed to a significant extent, with regards to healthcare, education, housing, cost of life, homelessness levels etc. If these mechanisms you men
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by alluro2 1y ago
It would be great if it could also save results to a blockchain. Immutability. IYKYK. With a layer of smart contracts, dApp on top, this thing could be mooning. When Lambo? In days .
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by alluro2 1y ago
With this amount of innovation and market fit, I see $2B evaluation in ~3 months EASILY. Exit to one of the large players for $3B.
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by alluro2 1y ago
Apparently, based on other comments that mentioned it, this one can and will if it's confident enough it has sufficient context/information: https://www.sesame.com/research/crossing_the_uncanny_valley_...
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by alluro2 1y ago
Wow - in my head, Australia was somehow ~20-25% the size of US (I'm from Europe) - really surprising, and shows how misleading the projection can be in this regard.
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by alluro2 1y ago
Looks really nice and can replace my previous choice for such a tool - thank you for your effort and sharing!
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by alluro2 1y ago
You do know each of those was 4 beeps? :D
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by alluro2 2y ago
Absolutely, very often. It typically happens because it's trying to do more than you asked for. Example scenario: you have a codebase that you iterated on with LLM, and it contains let's say 15 features with various implementation
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by alluro2 2y ago
I don't think I would be awfully surprised anymore if they said they'll be buying $Trump coin or whatever it's called. It's just at that level of ridiculousness already, on so many sides, that very little is still unexpe
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by alluro2 2y ago
I'm genuinely curious about why you find DDG sucking compared to Google Search? I've switched ~2 years ago, when I found DDG better in terms of less clutter and not showing ads as results - also, if there are no good results, it d
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by alluro2 2y ago
You've voiced my sentiment exactly. I really wish Firefox was more at the forefront of innovation and development, and there's a lot to criticise Mozilla for, but I wouldn't change it back for Chromium for anything. I have a
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by alluro2 2y ago
I think it's expected for majority of the rich to be. Trump's world is one where money can (sometimes quite directly) buy things that they couldn't, or were difficult, to buy before. And my perception might be very skewed, bu
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by alluro2 2y ago
The frustration of some of the people in the comments is clear - "the city is spending a lot of our tax money on these criminals, savages and addicts and they don't even want help". It's incredibly privileged and reducti
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by alluro2 2y ago
$580k?! As an European, I can only imagine you got 5 organ transplants, 4 titanium limb replacements, and, idk, night vision or something, while staying in a penthouse suite with masages and coconut milk treatments... (Obviously joking and
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by alluro2 2y ago
Depending on what you need in the app, we at eLogii might have sufficient configurability to support your workflows out of the box, or with little customization. We work with some quite large pest control businesses, and you might get more
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by alluro2 2y ago
Since the goals are not clear for now, let's give Trump and Elon the benefit of the doubt, that what they're doing is from the good of their hearts, for the benefit of all the American people. It's not like they're openl
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by alluro2 2y ago
Sure, so since it's not clear for now, let's give Trump and Elon the benefit of the doubt, that what they're doing is from the good of their hearts, for the benefit of all the American people. It's not like they're
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by alluro2 2y ago
I find the whole discussion around power of government branches and what different events mean and how will this or that branch react a bit surreal. The guy has been impeached twice, exposing it as laughable, which it is. He has then been c
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by alluro2 2y ago
I feel that it's kind of obvious by now that we, as humanity (ofc, in most cases passively), have resigned to not do anything big to prevent negative impact of climate change. Which means several meters of rising sea level, loss of eco

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