konart

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by konart 8d ago
Yes, but that the whole problem: this scale kind of suggests that you don't go below 0. But this is not the case here, right? Some people are used to higher temperatures and never seen snow while some people can't even imagine wh
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by konart 9d ago
> writing the laws becomes a bigger problem than writing the code itself. But that's how it is anyway, no? Defining clear boundaries and clear goals is the hardest part. If you get those right everything else is rather trivial.
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by konart 9d ago
You can do the same thing with celsius if you live in a country with a different temperature "calendar". I'm used to the idea that 0C is what splits the year between cold season and warm season. Obviously people from Californ
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by konart 9d ago
>Better for day to day life It is not.
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by konart 9d ago
If only this infrastructure could handle all the traffic. I've tried using glm via z.ai - and it's a snail kind of slow. And at the same time you have pretty strict limits to your usage, so in many cases you can't even let it
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by konart 12d ago
All TTS generations are too fast. It's almost I'm listening to a podcast on 1.25-1.5x speed.
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by konart 15d ago
Good old days in my school in Russia. Logo was the first programming language we've been taught back in the 90s.
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by konart 17d ago
>now it feels like Sol It can very well be Sol, no? What stops them from using cheaper model for some requests during "rush" hours or simply use cheaper model for every Nth request.
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by konart 21d ago
>I go from woman to mother. And with it comes judgement and duties, and goes freedom and care-free living. Agree on judgement, but duties and freedom and care-free living? Sorry, both are gone for fathers too. At least those who care (ta
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by konart 22d ago
My company (I'm not part of the team that's responsible for anything AI related) has MCP's for Jira, Confluence, Mattermost fork and a few other integrations. I have no idea about MCP vs API question but I always assumed that
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by konart 22d ago
Maybe I misundersdtand your question, but I was under the impression that we more or less know about >why parrots are not going to parrot work to earn parrot money and to a certain degree about communication and society. We know and unde
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by konart 29d ago
Care to share with a fellow learner? :)
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by konart 1mo ago
Error: Gist API returned 403 for me
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by konart 1mo ago
But you are not waiting. You are talking to your friends or family.
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by konart 1mo ago
I disagree and many trivial numbers are telling the story here, but I'm not going to argue.
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by konart 1mo ago
Nobody is talking about bad or slow service. It's just there is a difference between "slow service" and, you know, taking needed time. Sure, some times it can be slow, at any place or country. But the thing described in the p
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by konart 1mo ago
People over the Atlantic just have a better concept of social gathering as opposed to neediness of being served and staffed with food. People come to a place to have fun and talk for a few hours or their free time. Drinks and food coming an
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by konart 1mo ago
Well. Life needs diversity. Higher IQ may give you more freedoms but also take some away. You can see what others can not, do things others can not, but at the same time you can get depression over something that won't affect someone e
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by konart 1mo ago
Or to put it differently: some people can easily ignore things others can not.
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by konart 1mo ago
Terminated from the outside? No. The only way is to have a communication channel or a context that can be canceled and a proper handling of these.
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by konart 1mo ago
idk, hn is the only place I every see people actually not liking go and most times those are people who's job is just far away from fields go is being use in.
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by konart 1mo ago
This is quite a QoL issue, but is it big? Nothing changes from functional point of view.
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by konart 1mo ago
I was under the impression that all of them try to train their models on all data they can possible ibtain. I'd think what ever data this Newsmax has - it would be in all datasets by now or soon enough. Was I wrong?
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by konart 2mo ago
>I don’t have kids but I imagine it would only make entrepreneurship more interesting I do. And while I see myself as a pretty productive person I can't really imagine how one can be an entrepreneur and a father (we are talking abou
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by konart 2mo ago
Good thing you did your best though.
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by konart 2mo ago
>It would work for most Linux distros But not for most people.
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by konart 2mo ago
>This speechbank contains content some may consider offensive. The 90s, eh? It was a different time. Good old times...
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by konart 2mo ago
It's funny how the two of our comments are polar opposites
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by konart 2mo ago
Someone walking in is an illegal entry to begin with. PS: in some countries
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by konart 2mo ago
I stopped getting spam calls in Russia after operators started blocking unsigned (unmarked?) calls. (all outgoing call from business and sole proprietors are required to be signed since September 2025). Not sure if this will hold for too lo

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