konart

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by konart 4y ago
>I see you self-identify as a "honkler", which is an explicitly neo-nazi As a Russian who is lost in modern english langauge: does this "honkler" thing has anything to do with https://humungus.tedunangst.co
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by konart 4y ago
> And if someone sincerely was informing me I was doing this to the point where they could no longer tolerate my presence But thtat's the thing. On fediverse nobody informs you (unless you have an argument with someone). Your instan
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by konart 4y ago
What do I do if instance A (this is where the person I follow) decides to ban instance B (my instance of choice)? What if this happens more than once? Should I reregister every month and refollow the same people again and again? What if I s
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by konart 4y ago
>Also, the "correct worldview" in this context means not being a racist, bigoted, anti-Semitic asshole. This is oversimplifying things. Here is the example: https://gts.superseriousbusiness.org/@gotosocial/
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by konart 4y ago
From their blog ( https://gts.superseriousbusiness.org/@gotosocial/statuses/01... ): >We do not work with transphobes/fascists/racists. If you open an issue or PR on our git repo and we see you are one
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by konart 4y ago
I think it rather "communication via some protocol" in general. In other words if we are not talking about giant monolith - we have N small systems to begin with.
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by konart 4y ago
Read book, take notes in your fav notetaking app (like Obsidian for exmaple) - now you have both knowledge and search. Also the book in question is not really a manual or documentation of some sort.
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by konart 4y ago
Original in russian (just in case): https://edu.postgrespro.ru/postgresql_internals-14.pdf
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by konart 4y ago
Downloaded the latest stable for macOS and still has the same problem as before - if you have long list of items you want to scroll through or if you try ot simple move cursor with an arrow (hjkl) - you get some weird lags. Neither kitty no
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by konart 4y ago
>Is that what we're dealing with tho? Assuming both side have the same information? No. But this is would be a very strange assumption.
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by konart 4y ago
Well, fortunatelly or not: things always change. Not to mention we are planning more kids. But still: everything is individual.
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by konart 4y ago
"Could" is not the question here. The question is quality of life and for many people in many countries simply access to rather basic goods. It's great that you can just retire anytime I you want, hopefull without any downgra
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by konart 4y ago
Many people (in fact more than 50% even in the US according to cnbc [1]) live paycheck to paycheck. Not to mention that spending structure change over time. Back when I was 20 - I only needed that much money to buy myself some food and drin
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by konart 4y ago
THe thing is - your family needs them moneys. Can't have those without a job. And if you family is "wife+N small kids" - you can't really leave a job for long. Even if you are an IT guy with a good salary.
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by konart 4y ago
I think it's very indivildual. My daughter is 9 months old now and only first 1-2 months were pretty draining. But then you just get used to it. Note that I'm working from home (for 4 years now). So it's not like I was rushin
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by konart 4y ago
I'm only using the port for charging, but okay. I mean with wifi you can do the same quickly too and you don't need a cable for this. I think the good old Galaxy Nexus was the last phone I've been using in a usb-drive mode
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by konart 4y ago
> in which I can run my browser engine of choice Soon on iOS too, to be fair. USB-C to follow most likely.
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by konart 4y ago
>it's not going to be fun Depends on how you define "fun". Just a few days ago this russian guy defended GPT written diploma and now we have a shitshow going on. Really fun to watch. https://twitter.com/bib
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by konart 4y ago
Fedora - stable and predictable. A perfect distro for home\work PC.
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by konart 4y ago
I don't use TikTok but I understand the problem. I wasn't talking about visiting those places just to pick up a partner. I was talking about opporunities provided by a place were you are basically forced into communication. The ha
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by konart 4y ago
>This seems to contradict some view on women's POV here. As in, for women the sexual transaction is big serious deal. Also by her experience and some other stories from a few women I know close enough - even losing their virginity w
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by konart 4y ago
Well, everything is different for everyone (not to mention different countries etc). My experince: 1) First time I was almost forces into sex by a girl one year younger than me whom I invited to my apartment. While I obviously hoped for som
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by konart 4y ago
Fortunatelly I have a wife now, but for me for the longest time the so called "sexual lineliness" was linked with the three facts: 1) I was raised into believing that sex implies serious relationship and vice versa. As in "if
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by konart 4y ago
>Not much. Maybe a house of worship Literature clubs, language classes. Literally any hobbie that does not require you to stay focused on device that may cut off your fingers if you look away.
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by konart 4y ago
Russia is (or at least was, during Grand Duchy of Moscow times) a part of Eastern Europe. Now, its eastern\southern\northen parts\colonies - are not (except for the north and south -west of course)
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by konart 4y ago
40Gb SSD, 2GB RAM, 2 cores
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by konart 4y ago
I use https://racknerd.com/ was lucky to get a good vps for 19$ a year (A YEAR).
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by konart 4y ago
> most of my scratchpad code How about the code written for commercial purposes? As in "you have to write a service that satisfies business requirements and you have to finish by time T"
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by konart 4y ago
This is a comment based on an opinion (based on experience of the author and some of this collegues), yes. I will come to you with "the empirical evidence" as soon as I decide to write a paper on the topic. Needless to say we both
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by konart 4y ago
>Go from losing more mindshare to Rust This sounds like a common mantra from people who love Rust to the point they'd use it even for basic scripting. No, Go does not losing any mindshare to Rust whatsoever. Rust is an interesing ch

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