codedokode

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by codedokode 6d ago
Probably because in Finland you are provided housing and money even if you don't work.
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by codedokode 6d ago
Is being 9th in (nominal) GDP rating now is mentioned as "even"? 90% of the world is behind Russia.
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by codedokode 6d ago
Interesting, I read about excavations in beginning of 20th century on Wiki: > In protest of the government's increasing restrictions, Carter and his associates stopped work in February 1924, beginning a legal dispute that lasted unt
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by codedokode 8d ago
Is it much different from Apple and Google who trick user into agreeing and upload all user's data into a US cloud for convenient LE access? Also, as I understood, this is a feature to allow server-side indexing of the project. But of
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by codedokode 8d ago
You should use a sandbox. It is dumb to run any proprietary software without a sandbox, especially LLM-powered.
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by codedokode 11d ago
As I remember, you are also supposed to turn the wheels so that even if a car starts rolling, it won't be able to go staight.
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by codedokode 11d ago
But we didn't sue or blame anyone for this.
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by codedokode 12d ago
Who are those people having lot of time to re-read their old message history? I assume most people only read last several messages in a chat. This matches the real life conversations which are not stored anywhere. However, police will defin
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by codedokode 12d ago
I am ok with Electron if it is needed for Matrix. Also, Telegram has a C++ desktop client. Also, I would not advise to add proprietary repositories as you grant them root access to your system which is against security practices such as the
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by codedokode 12d ago
How does PIN help against this? Also, my packets are already routed through malicious actors - ISPs, luckily most of them are encrypted.
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by codedokode 12d ago
> TikTok in August agreed to settle three U.S. lawsuits brought by young people who accuse social media companies of designing their platforms to be addictive and harming their mental health. I am so happy I do not live in US where a
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by codedokode 12d ago
Because 99% of adult people have other things to do than manually build content filters.
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by codedokode 12d ago
Yes, but it might go to an internal system, and internal bank systems are protected relatively well compared to mobile apps. And you don't have to do a selfie.
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by codedokode 12d ago
Not necesary, it might be an internal system. And no selfie. For example, in Russia it probably would be illegal to send personal and biometric data abroad. But of course in the West the rules might be different and it is ok to send citizen
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by codedokode 12d ago
It definitely can be stopped. For example, China sells cars internally at cheaper prices, but they are locked to prevent using them outside the country. However, there are people who can hack and unlock them allowing operating in any countr
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by codedokode 13d ago
Some banks, I assume, allow showing the documents in person and without a selfie.
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by codedokode 13d ago
You do not need to compromise anything, you can put any address in the "from" field. Email has no universal verification for sender address.
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by codedokode 13d ago
This is a reminder about what happens to people happily uploading their passport and selfies into the app. Do not do it if you do not want to end up in a Russian underground forums.
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by codedokode 13d ago
A pocket thief will bring the phone to a friend with a laptop and black market software. If the phone has no theft protection, they will factory reset it; if it has, they will use paid software to remove protection. I have not used that sof
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by codedokode 14d ago
What's the point of setting a PIN if Cellebrite can hack almost any phone?
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by codedokode 14d ago
The stupid thing about Android is that it requires you to set a PIN to use Always-on VPN which is necessary for traffic filtering (as Android doesn't provide access to nft).
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by codedokode 14d ago
Yandex censors the results, it is required by law, so I do not understand what are you arguing against. To be specific, any URLs, which are blacklisted and banned in Russia, must be omitted from search results. Which includes BBC and other
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by codedokode 15d ago
New (Russian) versions of Shaheds are jet propelled (much faster), have high-quality remote control, and as some claim, AI-based computer vision. So old interceptor drones are not working anymore. And the country can manufacture them at muc
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by codedokode 16d ago
As I understand, they got paid for the traces unlike owners of scraped websites. They sell text generation tool, so what's the problem if someone generates texts using it?
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by codedokode 16d ago
As I understand, AI is a (paid) tool for text generation, so it's totally ok to generate texts using it for whatever purpose you need.
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by codedokode 16d ago
Interesting how an agent mimics a human hesitating and trying to avoid doing work: > No. > This is major. > Given time, maybe best to respond explaining can't due to time? but instructions expect actual work. However complexit
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by codedokode 18d ago
Is it something new? I think Yandex Maps shows busses in real time since long ago (at least in large cities like Moscow). The busses have GPS and send the data in real time. I wanted to post a link but at night there are not many busses and
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by codedokode 19d ago
What would an average person lose if everybody used more open platforms?
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by codedokode 19d ago
The syntax looks a bit too verbose for me. And function names like "read" and "write" are confusing too, given that "read" function isn't made for reading values. Cannot we use a single function for bindin
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by codedokode 19d ago
It depends on count of variables and dependencies. The much worse problem with proxies is that they can be confused with raw values, for example, you can add a proxy into a Set, and then check for existence of a raw value. Or confuse raw va

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