andrejguran

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by andrejguran 4y ago
no I don't. And I was trying to explain why I don't think so as it would escalate the conflict possibly to a nuclear one as NATO entering Ukraine would cause russia to lose very quickly
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by andrejguran 4y ago
alternatively, we can also read the report and stop the speculations and arguments
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by andrejguran 4y ago
ofc you can call army troops citizens as well. But then going back to your question if they're prepared for it, well I hope so because that's the army's job to be prepared. But I don't think you original question whether
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Merriam-Webster doesn't say anything about irony? Or you meant that the globsec report used the word ironically? It doesn't seems like it to me.
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Evidently has 2 meanings: "obviously" and "seemingly" here it was meant the second rather than the first you're referring to
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by andrejguran 4y ago
why would they send citizens? NATO has 3.3mil army vs 800k of Russia
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Very helpful comment. I clicked upvote twice
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Can someone explain why would they blow up inoperational pipeline that Germany even said is not planning to operate in near future? And if they would have remote explosive wouldn't it make more sense to explode it in the moment of star
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Seems that no-one mentioned my favorite feature flagging + A/B testing open source tool: https://www.growthbook.io/
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by andrejguran 4y ago
https://archive.ph/qouZA
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by andrejguran 4y ago
https://archive.ph/YffFM
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by andrejguran 4y ago
TLDR: indexes make your DB go BRrrrrr
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by andrejguran 4y ago
it's in the article: "Hydrogen developers expect the npm install command to resolve all the dependencies that they need to work on a project. With Ruby as a dependency, that mental model breaks and they can easily run into issues
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by andrejguran 4y ago
nothing is stopping you to force push into github and no-one will ever know
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by andrejguran 4y ago
The one scary effect that is not mentioned here is that globalisation and trade are pushing towards peace. Without it I am afraid we might go back to much darker times
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by andrejguran 4y ago
If someone has a direct contact to someone from the committee please forward them this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o_jPzBZSIo
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by andrejguran 4y ago
In theory Firefox in the linked thread did exactly that: They said TrustCor has X number of days to reply to allegations. It sounds like you're proposing a technical solution to a offline solution that already exist.
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Ipop Gloop
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Unless you're a lawyer or a lexicographer, in a good faith conversation with someone smart, you rarely have to talk about the meanings of the words you're using. So if you have to, it's a sign that you're talking to some
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by andrejguran 4y ago
is someone keeping track of all the no/low-code platform YC invested in?
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by andrejguran 4y ago
What is an ethical salary for a non-profit organisation?
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by andrejguran 4y ago
You have react warning in your App Store screenshots
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by andrejguran 4y ago
In the AWS 80% of the bill is Cloudfront. Why not putting Cloudflare on top of AWS and you have almost the same price. This article is basically comparing paid vs free CDN...
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by andrejguran 4y ago
you can say the same about the US: 50% to 24%
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by andrejguran 4y ago
Why is the name DialMe if the main use case is to receive a message not a call? :/
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by andrejguran 4y ago
just happened to me an hour ago. I rebuild the application without any changes and it was accepted without the issue
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by andrejguran 4y ago
where do you see the pricing?
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by andrejguran 4y ago
they're not if you're willing to pay extra for comfort
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by andrejguran 5y ago
What if the recording is your conversations? What if it's the location of places you visited? What if it's people you're on pictures with? It's still just recording facts about the world? Are you comfortable with apps do
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by andrejguran 5y ago
I saw many pro-russian websites (not necessarily in Russia) to be protected by cloudflare

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