konart

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by konart 3mo ago
Uses for what? Here is Russia many companies have (or had) groups (not Slack or something else but Telegram), most communities exists solely in Telegram, most news channes are also there. Not to mention you create ANY kind of bot without an
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by konart 3mo ago
Does Signal also have channels, groups etc?
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by konart 3mo ago
I'm quite comfortable with Netim
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by konart 3mo ago
I'm on Vivaldi on mac and images are fine here. So... maybe an extension or something else?
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by konart 3mo ago
>In 1993, Jurassic Park came out and revolutionized the use of CGI in films I thought Terminator 2 did this. At least around where I lived everyone talked about T2 and questioned how they did this or that. JP? Not really.
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by konart 3mo ago
Not sure about container but yt-dlp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxxxxxxx --cookies-from-browser <your_browser_here> Works 100% of time for me. Obviously I do not download 10k videos daily so I may just jump
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by konart 3mo ago
>The Data-Oriented Language for Sane Software Development. What does this mean? What makes it more Data-Oriented than Go? What is sane development? What is insane development? >Simplicity What is simplicity in its case? For example on
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by konart 3mo ago
Not sure what prompt was used for GLM 5.2 but here is mine: > Draw a horse riding an astronaut in svg https://www.svgviewer.dev/s/if4gi3e7
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by konart 3mo ago
Yeah, I kind of failed to realise that some (many?) companies literally build around one of the cloud vendors.
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by konart 3mo ago
Oh, I never thought about the "in Cloud" part.
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by konart 3mo ago
That moment when you go from stop 7 to stop 8 in Exhibit, from Grand Duchy of Moscow to Russian Empire...
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by konart 3mo ago
>niche Literally all companies I've worked for a know about use Vault for storing secrets to be used during deployment. It would be interesting to learn that this is different elsewhere.
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by konart 3mo ago
>I'd personally rather have E2EE and periodically back things up to an encrypted hard drive so any losses aren't catastrophic Are suggesting backing up decrypted data to an encrypted hard drive? >better than most people. Typ
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by konart 3mo ago
Other commentes already pointed out to you the reasons E2EE may be not what you think it is, but I still feel the need to answer the question: 1. Password manager gives you access to your secrets (key included), yes, but it does not elimina
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by konart 3mo ago
Or you can get all you data from https://privacy.apple.com/account
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by konart 3mo ago
You can download all you Apple data now, including photos. https://privacy.apple.com/account -> "Get a copy of your data" Then you will need to chose the maximum size of an archive part and wait for link to a d
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by konart 3mo ago
> It should be standard for anything hosted on someone else's computer. As long you understand the risks. I'd rather have my family photos beying unencrypted than a very good possibilty of loosing them which happed more than on
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by konart 3mo ago
Define "a tool" for me and we can talk. I already have tools for autocomplete, working with structured data and many more. Deterministic tools. Obviously you do not expect something like that from a model with some harness. It can
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by konart 3mo ago
>Real work This part should have featured something about real work. But instead it features a paragraph about one-shot bs that creates "something". Unless your work is to create thousands wordpress tremplates to sell - this is
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by konart 4mo ago
Many factor to consider, really, but if it can build be a project while I'm in gym or walking around the city with my Fujifilm - 20$ is a good trade.
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by konart 4mo ago
>Deno is the open-source JavaScript runtime for the modern web. From the front page.
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by konart 4mo ago
>The only widely known fun book outside of Russia is Master and Margarita. I pretty sure Chekhov (as an example) is widely known outside of Russia and he's master of short fun stories, no? In fact I'd even say he's somewha
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by konart 4mo ago
I understand where you coming from, but both Russia classics Soviet and modern authors have decent comedy pieces. Not to mention works that are just not about suffering but life.
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by konart 4mo ago
Awareness. He learned it when he was (as he thought) about to be executed. As he wrote to his brother the same day: "When I look back into the past and think how much time has been wasted, how much of it wasted in delusions, mistakes,
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by konart 4mo ago
This is host most of the internet is in general.
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by konart 4mo ago
>The rest Not exactly. While it is true that Moscow had (has) more than any other city in the union - capitals of the republics had more that russian province, for example. You'd rather live in Dushanbe (where I was born) rather the
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by konart 4mo ago
Both. But mostly the war.
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by konart 4mo ago
You can be an atheist and still respect other people and their beliefs. In fact I'd say this is exactly what puts you into "modern empathic developed adult" busket.
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by konart 4mo ago
TBH the biggest difference is him being more vocal. I'm pretty sure most of the people who did "web stuff" at the time and used twitter (key point maybe) know him simply because you'd often see his tweets. Regardless of
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by konart 4mo ago
Ruby on Rails creator (among other things).

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