kakacik

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by kakacik 2mo ago
Thats rather simple to understand, for somebody coming from eastern Europe. russian mentality permeated entire region during their enslavement of what is now eastern EU bloc for +-40 years, to have a battleground for nuclear war with west t
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by kakacik 2mo ago
If its so critical why relying on it, and not having ie some mirror or some other way to handle any sort of outage like this. its not like Microsoft is your friend or good business partner, ever. With every single of these enterprise '
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Well, the proposed solution works basically 100%, the problem is, as with most issues, people. Tell folks they should not eat sweet things for rest of their lives and half go catatonic when they realize reality of it. The other half go medi
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Sad reality is, very few people have the resolve to do permanent changes to their behavior, the older the worse. Too deep in their comfort zone without even realizing this, even with looming heart attack or other massive health issues. Its
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by kakacik 2mo ago
This is what Europe has, in one way or another. Europe is a huge spread - sort of semi-functional communism/socialism that France has for example, and it has nothing to do with more capitalistic approach of say Switzerland. Economies a
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Yeah, ask any european how less intense the heatwaves are during this summer compared to milder winters, you won't hear a polite response
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Thats what I do - that 1 page in 100, if at all, goes to chrome. But basically 100% of pages I ever use work fine. They will have to pry with significant force firefox with ublock origin from my old dusty finger bones... fuck the rest for s
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Thats your take, I tend to not agree. Nature, with all its balance by destruction, has one approach but we humans can and do things differently in some cases, for our greater benefit. We don't kill weak links in our population just lik
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by kakacik 2mo ago
It won't be photoshop then. It will be shitty, buggy clunky app that costed a (major) fraction to develop but it will also earn a fraction. Companies like MS can afford this ie with Office suite but patience of markets and customers ca
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by kakacik 2mo ago
AFAIK creators these days earn via additional channels like merch, tiktok etc. Direct views of some videos aren't prime for quite some time. People dont have issue with creators getting paid, they have issue with absolutely evil platfo
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by kakacik 2mo ago
I go a bit further - if something penetrates firefox + ublock origin combo, I'll go out of my way to make sure I'll never, ever buy such product or service if I can avoid that (not always possible but reasonably frequent). Its qui
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by kakacik 2mo ago
I never went through school of any level that tried honestly to prepare me for real world (TM). Absurd academic directions, insisting on stuff that basically nobody ever used regardless of job later, ROTA ad nauseum. Where is communication,
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Only if you make it so. Good college/university means little in many jobs. The best devs for example (and most paid correspondingly since they knew their value very well) I've ever met were either coming out of subpar schools or s
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Sounds like there is room for Hackers news on Energy market sector then
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by kakacik 2mo ago
The problem isn't this, its enough people actually consuming it. These things always follow money first. Blame those people and appeal to them if you think it will change something, not venting off here among folks who are hardly the m
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by kakacik 2mo ago
A professional answer, to the point, ignoring cheap flame attempt. I have no doubt you get more than enough work like that
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by kakacik 2mo ago
This is never going to fly, and expecting it is waste of time and energy that could have been used more productively. Think for a second or two about the type of folks who get, succeed and even thrive in politics over decades. Not your regu
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Most people don't grok the built-in threat. They only realize when inevitably they are in deep shit already, then all the 'how could we have known' empty phrases come to surface. Every society gets what they deserve at the en
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by kakacik 2mo ago
... and expect the executive branch to be maduro-ed away into some secret cia torture place or straight Guantanamo
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Food we ourselves decide to buy and eat. Nobody, absolutely nobody is blocking you or anybody else from buying tons of veggies and fruits, raw meat etc. Its cheap, cooking with it is trivial to reach cca average restaurant level of taste an
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by kakacik 2mo ago
So probably things like aneurysm, burst artery in the brain, heart attack, blood clots arriving to lungs and so on. But then there is also this shutdown where body starts switching off organs one by one, and hospital personnel know this wel
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by kakacik 2mo ago
You jumped on their troll hook, just look at their comments. Either that person is delusional on many fronts or just taking the forum for the lolz, in both cases don't get riled up and just ignore
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Spread across 8 billions and any intense activity will have many associated deaths. Care to know how many people die yearly from ie hiking? Estimates are in low thousands. Some are from heart attacks. And don't get me started with sexu
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by kakacik 2mo ago
You clearly don't have kids. You drop them at school and for maybe 8 hours a day, as a parent you have 0 control over whats happening. Bullying, peer pressure etc. How is that also parent's responsibility? Parents shouldn't b
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Thats like, your opinion man... I don't know a single white collar person who isn't worried for their job with llms. Every. Single. One. Lawyers, doctors, any type of office workers I ask. The definition of white collar. Plus don&
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Partner may be happy with pineapple :) But I wouldn't expect much more.
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Floaters don't pose any danger as long as its long term stable condition and not sudden spike indicating ie retina issues. Why the heck would anybody risk eyesight for such thing? Or is it making life a nightmare for more obsessive ind
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by kakacik 2mo ago
I always thought floaters are part of everybody's eyes since they seemed like dust bits, and thats everywhere and our eyes are wet. One just decides to not focus on that but otherwise its same for everybody, at least thats what I thoug
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by kakacik 2mo ago
There are no white collar workers around us excited with AI. Bureaucrats, doctors, bankers, none. Yes everybody sees it as useful tool, and everybody damn well understands in medium term their work is at huge risk. That rolls over any emoti
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by kakacik 2mo ago
Spec range is not the issue, its the inept thinking of designers that people should qll become little detectives and find out themselves what which cable does. Which is ridiculous assumption and judt doesnt work in real life. Clear big labe

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