konart

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by konart 3y ago
You don't have to create a new (micro-)service, you can just add new functions to an existing one. > it just works. Are you trying to tell me that modern PHP is so cool it does not require LAMP or whatever? I highly doubt it. You st
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by konart 3y ago
She's basically personal prostitute at this point.
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by konart 3y ago
You should probably stay awat from anything or anyone manga\anime related than. Just in case. And why is this weird? Many people pay for escort or go to hostess clubs not to mention other forms of "business relationships".
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by konart 3y ago
Sounds like a scripted and slower (not trying to diminish) version of Go.
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by konart 3y ago
I'm a Go dev these days and rather looking into TS and Rust. I was just curious to be honest. With RoR being what it is PHP frameworks has to offer something on the same level (at least) to be of any interest (as a I see it). Not to me
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by konart 3y ago
An example (not the best one maybe but I'm not the right guy to come up with good examples immediately) from a year ago: We have to integrate company M and W (one is a marketplace the other one is a big store, think Walmart or somethin
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by konart 3y ago
>when would you ever have a website serve a request, and have to use gigabytes of memory to do so? I'm pretty sure that PHP is not only used for web sites otherwise comparing to Go is simply meaningless. There is little to no point
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by konart 3y ago
Why would you go with PHP+whateverframework instead of Ruby on Rails or Django? I haven't touched PHP since 5th version and I'm kind of sceptical it can offer anything RoR can't.
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by konart 3y ago
In almost any scenario? >I couldn't fit the data set in memory with PHP. But I could do it with Go. I guess this on is self-explanatory. >I couldn't do parallel computations in PHP in order to respond to an HTTP request quic
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by konart 3y ago
While 500k order does not sound as much - you have to remember an order != a request. Not to mention that as long as you have a direct sync query to a database - your code will have to wait, lol.
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by konart 3y ago
> Let’s turn it around, so there is absolutely no distinction between Russia and the US? This depends on what one finds importand and what not. My wife says, for example, that there is no difference except for nature, climate and a few m
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by konart 3y ago
>Yes, I absolutely hate linking to YouTube Why? >but this is Patrick Boyle, and if you know anything about him I don't, maybe you should start your comment with some intoduction about him instead of "...hate linking to YouTu
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by konart 3y ago
Does this really matter though? I mean - you can cry and shout as much as you want but this will only satisfy your own ego. This is like shouting at a wall.
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Palantir demos AI to fight wars but says it will be ethical(vice.com)
32 points by konart 3y ago|18 comments
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by konart 4y ago
>one of the world's most commonly prescribed medications TIL. First time seeing this word
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by konart 4y ago
> With several of them at $4,000 and more ... to justify those prices. Those are nice looking ones. Some people spent great amounts of money to buy a nice phone number or a car plate (at least in Russia or Armenia for example). A car pl
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by konart 4y ago
>mobile number as a login/username Well, you can buy a number (+888) on fragment and use one instead of your own.
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by konart 4y ago
>But, unfortunately, I'm getting the impression that Gtk and GNOME are run by teen boys who want to impress girls rather than get the job done. Why? Because they desided that new features\API\etc are more important (possibly for a g
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by konart 4y ago
I'm using calibre-web + Boox Darwin. Maybe not as functional as some other solutions, but you get a great personal library and books sync over opds. (Not progress sync, but I don't really need it)
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by konart 4y ago
All my friends have moved to different countries long ago.
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by konart 4y ago
> The kobo sync with calibre-web is only for books. You can choose to sync your entire library or just a specific shelf. You add books to that shelf and sync, it will make sure the books on that shelf are on your kobo. >For syncing re
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by konart 4y ago
Onee-san
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by konart 4y ago
>Maybe one can type fast in vim, but who is writing code limited by the speed of typing. Most of the time we edit code, not write it. And this is where (neo)vim shines. You can move between places you want to modify and do so with as lit
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by konart 4y ago
Method\variables naming?
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by konart 4y ago
>It feels like a community of people who try to brute force or hack themselves into MAAMA companies instead of computer enthusiasts Well, it's not 90s or 2000s anymore. For many people all this IT stuff is just a weird but well payi
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by konart 4y ago
I doubt it. Kind of. The reddit use did not loose the job or money. What was lost is motivation. Now it's just a "job". Without any spark.
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by konart 4y ago
Same people who use Clickhouse or YDB at least.
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by konart 4y ago
> My Asian girlfriend from china was denied to enter a restaurant in Moscow because of her origins... While I'm not questioning your statement - this sound very questionable, considering the number of Chinese tourists in Moscow ever
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by konart 4y ago
They did some time ago actually. Like https://nebius.com/about for example. Not to mention that Yandex been operation in countries outside of Russia under different name from the beginning (like https://en.wikipe
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by konart 4y ago
Really? wow, okay. Thank god I'm not part of this society.

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