konart

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by konart 3y ago
Interensting, for me it says the last update was 2023.11.16. The language is russian. I assume that's the reason you people have different info\results.
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by konart 3y ago
https://www.summarize.tech/www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDfNRWsMR... For those against clicking: 00:00:00 - 00:15:00 The author of the video argues that Spotify will ultimately fail due to the high cost of membership, the f
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by konart 3y ago
I wonder how long will it take this to break if use on real (not-so-perfect) roads.
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by konart 3y ago
This. Signal has its userbase, sure, on Firefox level. It _is_ there but barely noticeable.
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by konart 3y ago
Good point. I was just trying to (awkwardly) say that monolith can also be split into a separate parts communicating via a private API.
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by konart 3y ago
Often this is view as counter microservices pattern. Microservice architecture assumes each service has its own data storage and is logically independable from other services. Monolith on the other hand is a single application with all of t
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by konart 3y ago
>you don't want a company to have your private messages But that's not what he says. >I don’t want to use any third-party fine-tuning services He might be okay with a third-party storing his messages but not using them in th
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by konart 3y ago
Tried Darktable and RawTherapy both of them have terrible performance and UI\UX. With all respect to the authors and contributors I can't imagine working with either instead if Affinity Photo.
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by konart 3y ago
>reward system Is a good idea if you need a (relatively) constant result because your brain adapts to the idea of getting a satisfying reward. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5geuTf8nqo (+ some other of his videos abou
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by konart 3y ago
What does this have to do with ChatGPT with voice? Also this Call Annie requires Google sign in.
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by konart 3y ago
Or at least ask your own ChatGPT for an advice.
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by konart 3y ago
Seriously? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_multiple_unit
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by konart 3y ago
Unless they are going to build their browser with a custom V3 implementation like Firefox.
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by konart 3y ago
Manifest v3 is killing current WebRequest API so you won't be able to filter requests on the fly (sort of playing man in the middle). This means uBlock won't be as effective because once web request is done\page\script is loaded -
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by konart 3y ago
This is factually not true.
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by konart 3y ago
>pointless wars for pointless reasons. They may look pointless to _you_ at the _present_ time. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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by konart 3y ago
I don't think I will be able to write a good article (tough task in you don't really have anything to compare with) but I can make some screenshot\videos, just name a feature. But honestly - yeah, our online banking apps and app f
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by konart 3y ago
Also: https://www.eurasiantimes.com/nuclear-champions-us-lags-behi...
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by konart 3y ago
At the same time Russia is building new plants in Turkey, India, Hungary, Egypt, China, Iran and Bangladesh.
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by konart 3y ago
According to https://www.worldometers.info/coal/coal-consumption-by-count... Russia's coal consumption is notably lower than that of the US per capita.
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by konart 3y ago
I didn't, I was attending all my lectures etc. No PE and physcial work though, sure.
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by konart 3y ago
>you seem to be suggesting >AND that you feel you must use them. I'm misunderstood here then. I'm not saying that a feel I must use them. I'm saying the KDE UI by default exposes too many controls and provides settings
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by konart 3y ago
I've been in a situation like this three times (twice in my youth and once about a year ago). Five days without any food, only water and herbal tea. Only the first 18 hours or so are a problem (depending on your eating habits) day 3-5
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by konart 3y ago
>essential To each their own. Like I said.
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by konart 3y ago
The same can be said about almost any KDE\Qt app though. It's nto about confusion though, mostly it's about aesthetics.
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by konart 3y ago
If that's how it is for you - great. The whole point of my comment is that people are different. I'd rather not spend my time configuring KDE as I did 15 years ago and be happy with minor issues of GNOME.
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by konart 3y ago
>That's very subjective. My whole comment is a private opinion.
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by konart 3y ago
1. You can configure about anything (which may be a good thing) but all of this "configuration" looks and feels like Apollo 11 Command Module. 2. UI\UX is lacking. Too many controls all over the place or at least too sticking out.
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by konart 3y ago
One statement does not necessarily contradicts another.
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by konart 3y ago
I'm pretty sure this was a sarcasm.

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