cantalopes

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by cantalopes 4mo ago
No i mean i'm surprised they support putin and pay yandex. But what is that pro russian employee thing?
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
It's electron, everything electron will always have these performance issues unfortunately Btw actual solution for you might be plain old Pidgin
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
I think i got linked here from a slashdot article. That one is flooded with russian trolls nowadays so i mostly visit hacker news, and people are nicer here too
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
The author is truly misguided. They are willing to sacrifice everyone's privacy under the excuse of fighting crime. But what else could you expect from a .co.uk website, they are experts on creating orwellian police state dystopias whe
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
Wait what? They employ pro russian employees and use yandex?
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
Yyyeah that's almost certainly bs
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
Not the only thing that matters but still important: i don't think your brand name is good. The name is so generic and hard to search, you picked marketing on a nightmare difficulty level. Besides from recognizability i think even if s
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
I feel you. I've been coding for about 20 years and the last 2 years were an absolute downer, draining all the joy of programming by offloading the actuall puzzles to an ai third party thst i just navigate and correct. I am 20 times mo
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by cantalopes 4mo ago
I love the random hyperlink underlines on that page
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
No
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
"Policymakers around the world are advancing age assurance proposals to protect children and teens online." Noone is doing this in order to "protect children"
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
Yeah and if you have 20-50 people aboard you are already considered medium/big sized company. 500 is HUGE
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
Reminds me of openai paying Kenyans $2/hr to flag violent and toxic stuff for them and a bunch of people ending up with ptsd
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
It looks quite nice on the paper, but honestly, i have browsed the website and see fal.ai in the case studies which is a very red flag for me. We use fal heavily in our manual production pipeline and their cdn/storage speed is really b
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
I don't think we should be giving media presence to this red herring that is used to divert the attention from war, failing leadership news, and epsten files
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
Works here. Also, use Kagi!
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
sorry to hijack this but since we're talking the AWS egress exorbitant prices, could someone recommend a reliable production-tested s3 service that will not ruin me financially? i have been with hetzner and while their vps server are g
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
This is crossing the line where the governments should step in and ban/fine google heavilly for this monopol behavior
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
Why cant users disable connectivity elsewhere other thsn canada? People are supposed to call their car dealer each time after car update before turning it off again? Seems to be a cheap pr stunt to portray canadian regulation in attempt to
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
It makes me really anxious that the 3d model in the header is not in quaternions and i keep getting gimbal locked
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by cantalopes 5mo ago
Necer hace i tgought i can have a job in age of jobless ai by being a human verified data scraper
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by cantalopes 6mo ago
Hell yes
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by cantalopes 6mo ago
wait, this was not an april 1st joke? how is anyone supposed to believe cloudflare to build a reliable cms after its reputation with the outages and mass layoffs
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by cantalopes 7mo ago
I mean, still better than having to go to airports' official pages
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by cantalopes 7mo ago
Yes they absolutely can. Nowadays it's as simple as clicking "install" from inside windows to try a linux distro
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by cantalopes 7mo ago
Using them for production for years, never dissapointed. What you should be aware of is their new exploration of s3 storage. I mean, the s3 works and everything but it's still too eaely - the servers are kind of slow and sometimes fail
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by cantalopes 7mo ago
What's with everyone going all orwellian in the comments? The ban negative impact on everyone, and are absolute privacy nightmare
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by cantalopes 7mo ago
The whole dmca that bans user from circumventing enceyption shouldn't even exist and it's a great example of lobbying going horribly wrong and media companies having too much money
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by cantalopes 7mo ago
What is the saddest thing is that the elections are so far away to remove this dangerous entity from leading america. A democracy turned into an extremist religious abusing populist threat to the whole world. It is on par with russia with i
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by cantalopes 7mo ago
And npm install llm-is-odd to divide and conquer!

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