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konart
2mo ago
And that's completely natural. Compare it with woodworking. Yes, some people would dive deep into the craft and create works of art, exquisite furniture and tools they need to make it even better. But those are the few. For the most of
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konart
2mo ago
Sorry, I don't really understand your question.
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konart
2mo ago
No offence, but for some reason some people just can't accept a simple fact: for some people this difference is still not a difference. I've tried good coffee. At least that's what people told ne on multiple accasions where I
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konart
2mo ago
Sure, if you absolutely need the original one. Nobody is talking about illegal download of the original here. Not to mention that you can easily find free fonts similar to the mentioned font even without this chimera.
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konart
2mo ago
This is a weird take. I can as the same in reverse: why buy Berkeley Mono if I can use this?
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konart
2mo ago
Kind of yes, but this be get you are pretty stupid autocomplete yuo can probably avhieve without an LLM at all. >we have professors with specialisation Yes, but any professor with a specialisation is an erudite with vast knowledge across
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konart
2mo ago
>is expected ... these days. 100 years ago you'd have a job at 12 in many cases, 14-16 if you were more lucky. I'm not even talking about peasants from previous centuries.
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konart
2mo ago
And what if his name is Marty?
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konart
2mo ago
glm could have been 5.2. But Kimi and Claude win this (from models listed on the page)
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konart
2mo ago
The whole damm Makoto Shinkai based dorama style too! This is blessed and cursed timeline at the same time.
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konart
3mo ago
You mean 27.7
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konart
3mo ago
>but in some coutries there are laws banning A/C below 25°C (77°F) in public places, so (US) tourist don't get the cold air hit To be fair - cold air hit (I'm talking about big gaps betweet temperatures) is pretty bad for
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konart
3mo ago
Well, "news streets" just sound weird. If you build a new apartment building or a whole block (which is now it is done these days in Russia, especially Moscow) - you build a street unless there is already one. And there is no poin
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3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_of_Troubles and Polish invasion it the most notable event I guess. But - sure, in most other cases Russia in either an invader or a part of a larger conflict for influence, like http
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konart
3mo ago
>is always the aggressor Well, lets's be honets: not always. But, yes, he's a your typical example of a paid bot or a genuine low IQ nationalist. Quite a few of them here.
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konart
3mo ago
I think attacks on WB have other reasons rather than milimtary equipment. You can find drone parts on any marketplace: Ozon, WB, Aliexpress Russia and Avito of course. And Avito in this case would be your first target if only Avito was not
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konart
3mo ago
Well, he is russian. It's pretty obvious to any other russian simply from the way he composes his replies.
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konart
3mo ago
While I generally agree. this part: >No new schools, no teachers / educated kids, no housing, no streets. Is factually false on all accounts. (not sure I understand the "no streets" part though, are you talking about fixin
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konart
3mo ago
See Robot Fighting Tournament
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konart
3mo ago
>nor buying gas for cars In many countries car is not something essential thanks to public transport. And some people [who own a car] actually stop using one when prices for gas go over the bar unless they absolutely have to.
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konart
3mo ago
As a Russian: no. Sber's GigaChat 3.5 (released two weeks ago) is the best we can right now and it's years behind SOTA models.
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3mo ago
> why dont any of the modern browsers open and load pages instantaneously anymore, why does it take seconds? If we are talking about a blog page, just a static html - it should take some ms. No problem here. But if we are talking about s
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konart
3mo ago
Can't you build (and design before that) an OS from ground up around Linux?
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konart
3mo ago
See my sibling comment. Yes, if the owner uploads somthing to yt and\or if the composition in public domain - it will be there. But that's it. For example you have Netherlands Bach Society on Youtube. And I most likely can upload a rar
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3mo ago
Yes, same can be said for Vkontakte, for example (thanks to its piracu police and user uploads) But this is kind of a different story. Likewise at somepoit Russia passed a law that made all soviet movies and cartoons public and obviously st
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3mo ago
>ValdikSS Oh god, well met by the way. Took me a while to realise who I'm taling to without a familiar userpic.
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3mo ago
Oh, year, in this sense - p2p is almost dead compare to times when I was frequentin animesuki forums or stoptazmo
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konart
3mo ago
Anime (an everything related) torrent sites are also pretty alive.
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konart
3mo ago
This is very far from truth unless you only listen freshs pop music. And even then it is easy to click a song only to receive "not available in your region".
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3mo ago
This. I do use Spotify, but this has nothing to do with my local music collection. Admittedly, mostly pirated.
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