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by konart 2y ago
I'm not sure about Google style guild but Go's context package docs state: "Use context Values only for request-scoped data that transits processes and APIs, not for passing optional parameters to functions." https:&#x2
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by konart 2y ago
Any examples maybe?
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by konart 2y ago
>Call me a doomsday prepper >Seems obvious that I missed the boat on LLMs. Don't worry. As the other commenter said it: we've seen it all a few times already. I clearly remember how some people reacted to Ruby on Rails as if
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by konart 2y ago
Any fermented milk product will do, really. Or something like sauerkraut.
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by konart 2y ago
Too "Bondish" if not grotesque in my opinion. It started pretty well, but after some events in the show it feels caricaturistic.
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by konart 2y ago
>Slow down human body metabolism and allow humans to stay asleep at near-freezing temperatures for a long time. If bears and chipmunks can do it, chances are humans could learn it, too. The thing is - our current bodies can't live i
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by konart 2y ago
One can be called a fool by everyone because "everyone" means nothing but a vague number in most contexts.
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by konart 2y ago
>"The Roman salute, also known as the Fascist salute," Yes, post-WWII "thanks" to fascists. As I've said in a different comment: I'm not saying this is somehow "ok" now or that Musk didn't do
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by konart 2y ago
>As a symbol of fascism. Post WWII? Sure. Pre-WWII? No.
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by konart 2y ago
I'm not trying to say he didn't do what he clearly did.
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by konart 2y ago
I mean, technically, this is a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_salute and it was used extensively during the history. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellamy_salute for example. Not to menti
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by konart 2y ago
Both launched in 2008.
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by konart 2y ago
Why Github and not Bitbucket?
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by konart 2y ago
Well, it's not a taboo (at least I've read it as if the person is just tired of it). But generally you can just ask something like "Will it be fine with you if you I share a piece of advice?" This works even better if yo
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by konart 2y ago
>dont get why that upsets you. Because this often sounds like people think you haven't tried (almost) everything yet and of course they might have a solution. I think your and parent commenter's situation and reaction are polar
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by konart 2y ago
>a straight shot to Moscow versus already in 1000km vs already in, right. >Putin didn't have enough materiel between Moscow and Prighozin to keep the fight from getting to Moscow. Putin had at least 600k military personnel around
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by konart 2y ago
>Russians are deeply uncomfortable with actual democratic openness >It inspired pure panic, as people had never seen anything but utter certainty from their leaders Russians are not uncomfortable with actual democratic openness. There
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by konart 2y ago
No he did not. Prighozhin was 1000km away from Moscow and was allowed some freedome only thanks to some limited support of a fraction of population, mostly what you'd call "rednecks". One call and he had stopped the theatrics
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by konart 2y ago
>Paradoxically, it wasn't NATO who did this 20 years later but his beloved Putin. 20? No, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belovezha_Accords were signed in 1991, much earlier.
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by konart 2y ago
>I wonder where all these Russian intellectuals sparking social changes are now? Their country needs them, the world needs them. Like Lenin? I mean - yeah, he was an intellectual. He was also the one who in his letters and written orders
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by konart 2y ago
Not magically. Our great ancestors were pretty dumb, but they were getting smarter and better because of sharing their knowledge.
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by konart 2y ago
Sure, but in the end politics is just about economy in a broad scense of word. I'm not saying death and murder is okay. I'm saying coutries do what they have to do by means the have (or they think they have).
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by konart 2y ago
No there is not. It's just economy in a broad scence of word.
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by konart 2y ago
I don't but I can. Which a very nice thing to have if you don't want to use Windows VM for a CAD, for example.
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by konart 2y ago
Photo editors, CADs etc. I mean... pretty much anything you have on desktop but in your browser.
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by konart 2y ago
>This is one of those rare cases in modern history where there is a clear right vs. wrong. There is no right or wrong in politics.
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by konart 2y ago
> I know many cam models who have been very successful afterwards, generally running their own business, not working for someone else. What does successful(ness?) has to do with being smart? I guess we both can name quite a few people (
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by konart 2y ago
>It's really mostly a matter of keeping guns away from people who shouldn't have access to them. What about knives? I see news about knives attacks from China and Japan quite often.
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by konart 2y ago
What does this have to do with being smart or not? (and no, they are not smart, sorry)
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by konart 2y ago
I don't have the numbers. But I find it hard to believe one can communicate with a few clients at the same time and still work for camera. (with private sessions as an exception)

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