konart

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by konart 6mo ago
FSB's Second Service are also the ones who deal with the internet shitshow now. https://meduza.io/en/news/2026/04/16/report-fsb-unit-linked-... https://www.themoscowtimes.com/20
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by konart 6mo ago
CDs where not cheap either, mind you. Yet CDs replaced cassettes rather quickly.
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by konart 6mo ago
I'm sure this is the second time I even read about them. I don't even think I've seen a single on here in Russia in the 90s. 5.25 in my fathers company? Sure. 3.5 everywhere else? Da. CDs at some point. Hell, even minidisc wa
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by konart 6mo ago
Nothing to learn about, really. We've got army block, FSB block, technocrats, bureaucrats and oligarchs. The usual (more or less) story. The real problem is - we don't have system that scales horizontally. So when Putin goes peopl
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by konart 6mo ago
Losing hundreds of thousands in war vs hundreds of thousands (or more) in labour camps. Putting a bullet in your skull for accessing a blocked internet resource vs just blocking the resource or paying a fine. Honestly I can name many things
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by konart 6mo ago
Yugoslavia?
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by konart 6mo ago
>and users don't have the software anymore. Not exactly. Users still have the software. They don't have updates. See the issue here? Even if someone just fixes some bugs and security fixes - this alone can be time consuming. At
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by konart 6mo ago
Well, modded Stalker is ways better than most of the USAjank that typicall can't offer something other yet another blockbuster.
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by konart 6mo ago
So... what if the maker can't make it on donations only?
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by konart 6mo ago
Dark Synth or something like Juno Reactor for regular workload. French hip-hop/rap to clean head while walking under rain. Speed metal for for LLMing.
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by konart 7mo ago
So many comments, but in the end - it can't write a simple set of unit tests in go with mockery.
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by konart 7mo ago
Can't we have generated / llm generated code to be more human maintainable?
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by konart 7mo ago
I'm just saying that >fall back into Russia's bloody wing. does not equal recreating USSR.
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by konart 7mo ago
>permanently losing Just to be clear: "permanently losing" typically means soldiers who are unable to fight. Not killed ones. People who lose a limb, for example, are considerent a "permanent loss". https:/&#x2F
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by konart 7mo ago
>And yet, more than a million Russian lives alone As long as we are talking the current war https://www.bbc.com/russian/articles/c5yqkrz2xw1o Russia has 200k+ confirmed (via various sources like obituary, media
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by konart 7mo ago
Yes, but again - this more about their afforts to appeal to a certain part of domestic popularion rather than a fair attempt of rebuilding USSR. It's more about "ice cream for 47 kopecks" rathan then anything else.
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by konart 7mo ago
Sure, but so far this has nothing to do with bringing USSR back.
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by konart 7mo ago
How so? I understand you are talking about Ukrainian and Georgian wars, but even them are hardly an attempt to return to SU days. I'm not even talking about very limited influence over other ex-USSR republics. It is there but very limi
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by konart 7mo ago
A good portion of people fighting had little to no training. So it is to be expected.
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by konart 7mo ago
Russia haven't used iranian produces drone n two years now.
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by konart 7mo ago
But this is exactly how we do math. We start writing all those formulas etc and if at some point we realise we went th wrong way we start from the begignning (or some point we are sure about).
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by konart 7mo ago
>But human researchers are also remixers. Some human researchers are also remixers to Some degree. Can you imagine AI coming up with refraction & separation lie Newton did?
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by konart 7mo ago
>Hmm yeah but then I'm one of 80 million choices in my country. If we are talking about some sandom terrorist or something like that, yes. But sometimes it's more personal despitethe fact that you did nothing wrong objectevly.
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by konart 7mo ago
> not committing war crimes that would make people want to hunt you down and kill you People may want to kill you for different reasons though. No need to commit any crimes.
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by konart 7mo ago
Just install 3x-ui or Remnawave and spend some time configuring them for security.
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by konart 7mo ago
What if you are reading from a service which already have an established API? It's not like you can just tell them to move to protobuf.
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by konart 7mo ago
Voice assistants can be great if you have kids. Sometimes your hands are full in more way than one. Same for different scenarios when you don't want to use your hands (say you are replanting a flower or something).
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by konart 7mo ago
Yes, but my point was - they are not handled the same way as guns (and many other things) and that you simply can't enforce some things.
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by konart 7mo ago
I guess it depends on the type of business on your geography.
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by konart 7mo ago
>same way we handle knives I'm pretty sure most kids older than 12 do have access to kitchen knives. And actively use them too. I generally agree with your point. But at the same time access to the internet resouces and to gun or a

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