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by dsabanin 5y ago
Russia is already sending same threat letters with "safety guarantees" to European countries. On March 4th they are planning a big gathering for another speech of Putin. Russia is making changes to ODKB rules (shitty version of NA
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by dsabanin 5y ago
The difference is, RT is pure, unadulterated, lie. It's government-sponsored infowars. It's under complete control by FSB/KGB and serves exclusively as a platform for launching russian PsyOps.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
Ukraine needs help, they are getting desperate. Yes, they're standing and pushing back even, but Russians kill so many civilians... I don't think world can afford to watch how it's just being destroyed like this. Russian peop
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by dsabanin 5y ago
He is losing a lot of ground right now.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
You get a World War by not resisting Hitler as early as possible. We’re witnessing a historical bravery of Ukrainian people, left to fight the evil Putin’s empire by themselves. Stop being such cowards.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
Nothing like Assange. All FBK sources are open databases and registries. The corruption in Russia is that obvious.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
That’s not how Russia works.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
> I'm very grateful for my Prime membership but forgive me for wanting better than that. The world is eagerly awaiting for your contribution. In this regard I believe rules of open source projects apply. You want something? Work on
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by dsabanin 5y ago
I had the same observation.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
Lottery? M1 MacBook is the best computer I’ve ever had, and I’ve been around.. It is limited only by RAM and GPU, and now with M1 Pro and Max that limitation is lifted too. Apple knocked it out of the park, that much is clear by now.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
Anyone looking for a good note taking solution, similar to Roam / Obsidian / Notion, but with a much better native macOS experience needs to check out https://www.craft.do/ . It's incredibly well made and is b
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by dsabanin 5y ago
Stopped reading after "and I still think windows is the superior operating system".
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by dsabanin 5y ago
Okay, that's good to know. Thanks for taking time to explain. I'll have to correct my association then. Knowing that I was way off on that actually made my day better. I heard this word in Eastern Europe countries exclusively refe
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by dsabanin 5y ago
I may be mistaken, but isn’t it phonetically phonetically same as German “sieg”? As in, “sieg heil” (nazi salute)?
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by dsabanin 5y ago
I can't help but think every time it's mentioned: what a poor choice of a name for a programming language.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
Finally, setting all these QoS priorities on DispatchQueue's is paying off big time.
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by dsabanin 5y ago
I just googled Mastodon, and I think you're right. Now I'm going to go tweet about it.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Can't we all just look around to see the biographies of the failures?
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Well maybe then the problem is with the ISPs and the unusable service they provide. Maybe their customers deserve better. I'm sure macOS updates are not the only thing that will benefit from the proper internet connection. If you think
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by dsabanin 6y ago
I think all Lisps work really nicely for configuration that is combining data and control flow. It's a shame that most people are too unfamiliar with the prefix notation.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Especially 1st gen of new platform laptops, with all the potential quirks. I think that's also why Apple priced them very affordably.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
What's with the GraphQL luddism on HN? I'm as much opposed to adding more incidental complexity to the frontend as the next guy, but GraphQL has objective purpose and makes a lot of things much simpler than they would be without i
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by dsabanin 6y ago
You are not making any sense by saying it does not deter anyone from stealing. Sooner or later everyone will know that buying stolen Apple hardware is meaningless, and without a market to sell into, thiefs will be less interested in stealin
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by dsabanin 6y ago
I agree with you. I think there was NEVER more exciting time for the folks truly interested in computers and tech in general. So many fantastic technology breakthroughs came to fruition. Things that used to be available only to research ins
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by dsabanin 6y ago
For what it's worth, I'm going to give it a try. We need to fight the Internet centralization and censorship that will inevitably come with it all throughout the world.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
I’m sure at some point people said similar things about stuff like hot shower and telephone.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Mass censorship never ends well, regardless of the justifications given.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
As with all the progress, along with the good things transhumanism will bring, it will bring a hefty bag of bad things. And if you entertain the thought for a while, those bad things can be really, really bad, on a number of different axis
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by dsabanin 6y ago
yes, thank you! :facepalm:
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Recently Google's captcha asked me to mark all the traffic meters on the photos, and amongst the choices was a photo of a mailbox. It didn't let me through until I marked it as a meter as well. Good luck to whatever self driving c

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