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by axegon_ 3y ago
Personal gains as in hoping to become the next dictator - he gambled and lost. Nothing more, nothing less. As I said, I don't believe anyone in russia wants to change the system on either political level or social level. From what I ca
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Assuming anyone wants to change it to begin with. You know the 5 monkeys experiment? In reality, russia is simply a large scale version of it - "this is how it is and the way it's always been".
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by axegon_ 3y ago
That's what I mean by naive. I doubt you'd find anyone from a country that was a member of the Warsaw pact with a functioning brain that would disagree with me. I'm saying that being a representative myself. And you really do
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I love how naive and gullible most people can be... Just google past the first result and you'll see that he is a carbon copy of putin - they are literally the two sides of the same coin. His personal views were perfectly in line with
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I switched jobs very recently. I landed my current one through a friend who was pushing me hard to join his company for well over a year. This needs a bit of a background story: I landed my old job the regular way and with a bit of deceptio
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I was having this exact thought around 2015, not longer after spaCy became open source. When I first tested it out, I was blow away how well it performed in every possible task: it was light years ahead of nltk and gensim, which were the bi
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Brave of you to assume I'm American. Spoilers: I'm not. And on that note, I know a thing or two.
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Something to note: I would not trust a single sentence coming from this site, knowing who is running it - he is no way affiliated with the Bulgarian military or army and is likely on russia's payroll.
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by axegon_ 3y ago
The ssh access server is one way to get in, as I said, redundancy....
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by axegon_ 3y ago
It's part of my plan so this card in particular is just under 12 bucks a year. But I have 4 sim cards in total: Phone with everything unlimited + another one for backup + one that's data only + the one I have hooked up to the esp.
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Oh, I know... There are over 3k login attempts per day. As a matter of fact I started writing an article about it but time constraints + I don't always have the motivation when I do find time. Some day...
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I have a few dozen such things at home. My absolute favorite one though is a bit wild. I am a bit of a security freak. I do however on occasion need to access something on my home network and I also need some redundancy(it wouldn't be
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Not anymore but I was for around 2 and a half years up until this time last year... Well kind of - I worked as a consultant and registered an ltd. Mostly for tax reasons - the corporate tax where I live is very low and I kind of enjoyed sen
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I spent most of my career in the gaming industry(apart from the last few years really). To be more specific, mobile gaming. A very lucrative industry but that's a whole different topic. Either way, back in the days when I started, Adob
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I see where the author is coming from but I find something else strange: Considering that the blog is in practice a collection of static files, I don't see the benefit of paying for a server at all. Host it on github, if github gets ki
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Nothing this extreme on my end. Mind you, the recommendations have gone completely off rails. I will give them that, it's no longer the same popular stuff everyone sees and I do see content from small time creators who have less than 5
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Yeah, admittedly I've used chatgpt for such things. That and resignation letters. Funny enough one of the team leads sent me a message over chat when I was leaving my old jobs, saying that he'd like to stay in touch with me cause
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by axegon_ 3y ago
5 people(myself included) announced we resign the following day, so you better believe it.
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I'm not surprised. AI tools can be great at providing a quick, working example in simple scenarios, but it's just that: a quick(often dirty) working example. But I've seen people taking it as-is and putting it into a producti
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Shame. Many years ago I got a fossil (hybrid) watch(I believe the model was called Nate or something). Unfortunately it broke and it couldn't be fixed. At the time fossil had already given up on the model and the app that came with it.
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by axegon_ 3y ago
"X could mark the end of Y" is a ridiculously outworn headline. It's practically the Betteridge's law of headlines for the tech industry.
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Great but Lilygo should dedicate some of their efforts into writing documentation, even it it means dialing down the development of new products. I have several personal projects involving some Lilygo products and they are taking forever si
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by axegon_ 3y ago
I'm generally afraid of major changes and this one has the potential to massively affect me. I've jumped through several distributions over the years - red hat back when it wasn't enterprise, ubuntu, then fedora, then debian,
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Late 2020 I got an earlier model zenbook duo(back when the bottom screen didn't tilt. For a daily driver, it's a gimmick, but pretty useful on the go. While something like this won't be replacing my daily driver, I can defini
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Here's a slightly different take: When I first tried electric cars, I absolutely loved them and really wanted one. However a few things to consider: 1. My country's infrastructure when it comes to electric cars is appalling. I&#x2
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by axegon_ 3y ago
> There is broad consensus that Golang is simple to the point of being symplistic. It is in a way opposed to Rust as the means to an end and not a subject of much discussion. Golang teams strive, Rust teams… rust, because the language en
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Well... Yeah. Most startups are doomed by definition. The AI breakthroughs definitely made a lot of people open their pockets. Admittedly a year and a half ago I was banking on a second AI winter - it seemed that we had peaked for the time
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by axegon_ 3y ago
They claim to do but shipping from China has always been a hellish experience for me. 6 month delays have pretty much been the standard. And if that's not bad enough, filling up paperwork for the customs is just as shitty of an experie
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Making PCB's truly is an awesome experience. But I have to disagree with one of the statements(though it is a regional thing): > Designing a PCB and sending it off to fab is surprisingly accessible and feels like a super power. That
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by axegon_ 3y ago
Someone already corrected your terminology. As for the "don't get me wrong" part: it means that I am not defending twitter. I openly hate it, which is what "I wouldn't miss it one bit if it suddenly disappeared&quot

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