ekropotin

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by ekropotin 10mo ago
If you want to go big in capacity, which is something you usually want for NAS, m.2 becomes super expensive.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Learning Rust, Bevy and WebRTC by building p2p chess game.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
As a Russian, I have to say that Putin is indeed way too focused on geopolitics instead of internal state of affairs.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
I apologize for my sloppy use of words. What I'm saying is that I can't access this website from my work laptop - it shows me branded blocked page. I'm not 100% sure, but I think there is a policy set up on Zcaler, blocking a
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
You may be right, and I'd be happy to ignore it, but unfortunately, my work laptop has baked it in. I assume many other companies are using it as well.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Just want to highlight that gmnz.xyz domain is on UCEPROTECTL3 blacklist.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Yup, that’s I’ve been taking about.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Even if each agent has 95% reliability, with just 5 agents in the loop the whole thing is just 77% reliable.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Same for MCP - there is always a chance an agent will mess up the tool use. This kind of LLM’s non-determinism is something you have to live with. And it’s the reason why I personally think the whole agents thing is way over-hyped - who nee
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Dynamic code generation for calling APIs, not sure what is a fancy term for this approach.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
I have no idea what you’ve just said, so here is my upvote.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Ah, sorry for confusion. I meant to ask about non-color version of Kobo.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
How is situation with latency on these readers? I’ve just acquired the latest gen Kindle and I’m absolutely blown away by how fast it is.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Could anyone please explain what IBM is even doing these days? Where revenue is coming from?
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
> If a human did this we probably would have a word for them. What do you mean? The programmers work is literally combining the existing patterns into solutions for problems.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
The problem with sagas is that they only guarantee eventual consistency, which is not always acceptable. There is also 2 phase commit, which is not without downsides either. All in all, I think the author made a wrong point that exact-once-
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
The question is why to keep TV subscription at all? Is there some very unique content which is not available on digital?
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
Well, I guess one more significant price jump would be a sign to finally replace streaming with reading
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
The cable thing in US is something Im struggling to wrap my mind around. I can’t imagine someone deliberately paying so much money for such a bad content. The only explanation I can think of is that most of the subscribers are elderly folks
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
That would be amazing if we could watch both Netflix and HBO Max content at the price of one subscription. At least for me, these two platforms covers 95% of my video content needs.
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
That’s super interesting, as I’m in the exactly same boat as OP. Did you by chance went through this process yourself? If yes, would you mind describing the process in more detail?
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
I pretty new to Rust and I’m wondering why global mutables are hard? At first glance you can just use static variable of a type supporting interior mutability - RefCell, Mutex, etc…
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by ekropotin 10mo ago
I read somewhere that Adderall does not improve cognitive function in people without ADHD and in some cases can even decrease it.
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by ekropotin 11mo ago
Do you use PiHole as your DNS server by any chance?
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by ekropotin 11mo ago
I think it’s just unique for Christ, who obviously a genius who can think in assembly code.
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by ekropotin 11mo ago
Maybe Anthropic simply don’t want to be acquired
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by ekropotin 11mo ago
Never in my dreams I could imagine PC parts could be an investment. Someone should start ETF tracking the prices.
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by ekropotin 11mo ago
Sounds like kremlebot’s, however it’s unclear for me the motivation behind pushing this narrative. Also, why don’t build DCs in Alaska instead?
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by ekropotin 11mo ago
Don’t even get me started on this. I recently been shopping on eBay for some DDR4 memory. You may think - who’d need this dated stuff besides me? Yet 16Gb 3200Mhz is at least 60$. Which is effectively the price you paid for DDR5 6000. Crazy
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by ekropotin 11mo ago
Can’t wait for all this cheap ddr5 memory and GPUs

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