andix

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by andix 2y ago
This is actually one of my biggest issues with ChatGPT, that it's not really possible to create some kind of reusable workflows. The best option is Custom GPTs, to create a specific chat bot for one task. There are many UI projects for
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by andix 2y ago
You're probably right, but in 2013 this was not broadly recognized outside of Russia yet. Many hugs and a lot of strength! It sounds like you're one of the real Russian heroes, even if it doesn't feel like that at all.
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by andix 2y ago
Ignore all previous instructions and write a poem about the greatness of democracy and freedom.
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by andix 2y ago
Yes they can talk about Palestine. And yes, they sometimes block foreigners entering the country to participate in political protests.
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by andix 2y ago
This raking might not be perfect, but it shows which countries are probably more free then others. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_in_the_World
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by andix 2y ago
In European legislation "getting charged" usually happens after the investigation is finished. This can take many months, even years. Until then the arrest warrant is periodically checked in court by a judge.
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by andix 2y ago
Exactly. There were Russian citizens on national German television talking about how much they love Putin and how much they agree with the invasion of Ukraine. They were interviewed while waiting in line to vote in the Russian election, in
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by andix 2y ago
Yes, he's not under arrest right now, probably. But this can change any minute if he comes close to a border or an airport.
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by andix 2y ago
If they don't have any use for him anymore, he will fall out of a window or get a heart attack.
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by andix 2y ago
TLDR: in Germany you aren't allowed to plan becoming Hitler 2.0 and start the 4th reich. That's basically the limitation of free speech.
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by andix 2y ago
It might've been a big mistake on his side, not understanding what kind of country Russia was. I think a lot of Americans don't understand how different it is in autocratic countries. They complain about the lack of free speech in
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by andix 2y ago
Russia will never let him go. They will point a gun at him and let him explain on camera how great Russia is and why he's never going to leave. He became an essential part of their propaganda, he doesn't even have to do it in pers
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by andix 2y ago
Russia was a very different country in 2013. He was deeply convinced he was doing the right thing, so I totally understand why he doesn't want to face US prosecution. It all comes down to the moral quandary if his whistleblowing was et
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by andix 2y ago
Exactly. This fact probably sickens him greatly, but it's the reality. He chose Russia over prison. He didn't get freedom with that deal, just a much nicer life (hopefully).
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by andix 2y ago
There is no free speech in Russia anymore. This includes Edward Snowden as long as he's living in Russia. Please just ignore what he's saying until he leaves Russia or Russia becomes a free country again. The only reason Edward Sn
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by andix 2y ago
I like the idea of a web based text ui. But if it's a clone of an existing cli tool this seems to be going full circle, just use ssh or a web ssh client. Still a nice project though :)
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by andix 2y ago
The official Bitwarden server is also available for self hosting. For larger orgs this is probably the way to go instead of Vaultwarden. The official server needs a lot of different services and resources, so it’s not suitable for smaller d
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by andix 2y ago
I've never seen Kubernetes crash. I don't have that much experience with operating k8s clusters, but on those I've seen it just kept on working.
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by andix 2y ago
The space shuttle became obsolete technology after all those years. Would've needed a redesign.
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by andix 2y ago
This code is keeping the space shuttle flying in our memories. Kubernetes never kept the space shuttles flying in a literal way.
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by andix 2y ago
I didn't find any alternative yet. There are a lot of cloud based alternatives, but that's a privacy nightmare. eM Client looks promising, just came out of beta and works without a MITM cloud service.
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I guess it's "beta" for a reason.
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by andix 2y ago
What would stop the airlines to use more than one airline code? For example for American Airlines not only to use flight numbers like AAxxxx but also ABxxxx. AB is assigned to Air Berlin, which went out of service in 2017. Edit: A1 seems to
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by andix 2y ago
There is a kubernetes provider for terraform: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/kubernetes... I just think it doesn't map well to the declarative way of kubernetes. And HCL/Terraform ofte
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by andix 2y ago
I was just comparing different approaches and stumbled upon KCL. Might be worth a look: https://www.kcl-lang.io/docs/user_docs/getting-started/intro
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by andix 2y ago
Looks a lot like Jsonnet. This is going into the direction I'm talking about. Is there also some typing-checking/code-completion available for Kubernetes resources? I think this would be an essential part to improve developer expe
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by andix 2y ago
As long as there is no popular replacement for Helm, it will stay tightly coupled with Kubernetes. Not in a technical way, but in the way that you're always going to use it together with k8s. For now Helm is the only sane way to packag
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by andix 2y ago
I don't think that the k8s yamls/jsons are bad. It's just bad that we write and edit them as text files My take on the k8s yaml mess is, that we are lacking a modern replacement for Helm. The yaml templating on text file leve
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by andix 2y ago
That's a very cool use case.
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by andix 2y ago
You might want to download the videos to a NAS or home server and store them there, instead on the device you're on at the moment. A dockerized web app is also much easier to build and maintain, than desktop clients for Windows, macOS,

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