konart

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by konart 7mo ago
Well, yes. I was trying to comment in spirit of parent comment.
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by konart 7mo ago
>But I do feel that people who eat this stuff up have failed to grow up in some fundamental way. For many people this is just a way to turn their brain off. My wife (backend engineer too) describes it as something similar to cannabis int
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by konart 7mo ago
Yeah, more like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukhoi_S-70_Okhotnik-B
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by konart 7mo ago
And by Dmitry himself.
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by konart 7mo ago
I hope "hand coding" is an antonym for "convention coding" or something.
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by konart 7mo ago
I have 3x-ui installed in Netherlands and everything works fine so far. But sure, they are trying their worst to block every channel of data exchange they can.
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by konart 7mo ago
$18 can be "expensive". People live in different conditions, have different income and (even more crucial) different expenses. Not to mention subjective need. I may be interested in a relay, but I don't really need one. So fo
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by konart 7mo ago
> I was hoping for some psychological tricks to deal with that, But this is a psychological trick. You "just" have to find your adaptation strategy and a way to move on. I'd also suggest to see someone. Simply to talk it o
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by konart 8mo ago
If you are using an iPad as a second screen - you get the same app you have on your mac (obviously, iPad just acts as a second screen: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102597 ). If you are using an external keyboard and
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by konart 8mo ago
Russia does not import Shaheds for years now. Modern versions where developed in Russia and are produced on Russian soil. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yelabuga_drone_factory "As of late spring 2025 Russia has bee
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by konart 8mo ago
>But inside Tehran... where both celebrations and sorrow
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by konart 8mo ago
>maniacal islamist declaring his goal vs >maniacal 'whatever you call him' actually committed to methodically wipe out his neighbor
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by konart 8mo ago
Because they do not believe it is bad? Because they believe that it's going to be build anyone by someone else? Because they are not entirely aware of what they are building?
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by konart 8mo ago
> but without assessing whether the models are actually improving in practical use-cases Which cases? Not trying to sound bad but you didn't even provide of cases you are using Claude\Codex\Gemini for.
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by konart 8mo ago
>I say the current amount of debt and the promise of we have unlimited money is what’s wrong. What does this have to do with "unlimited money"? USD is just a "contract". A trillion in debt is not the sum of fiat paper
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by konart 8mo ago
Yeah, I was so amazed by the result I didn't even realize Gemini used Nano Banana while producing the result.
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by konart 8mo ago
Say I produce furniture. I borrow from you. I now have debt. I sell furniture. Now I can pay you back some part of it (up to 100%). You (and other parties) see that I'm quite good at what I do and my products sells. I now can borrow fr
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by konart 8mo ago
I think you do not quite understand what debt is. Just like most people in our beloved Russia.
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by konart 8mo ago
My take (also Gemini 3 Deep Think): https://gemini.google.com/share/12e672dd39b7 Somehow it's much better now.
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by konart 8mo ago
>The 'much weaker neighbour' in question and other satellites did most of the work Aside from Ukraine and Belarus these "other satellites" had nothing resembling modern civilization at the beginning of the USSR times.
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by konart 8mo ago
"We'll try to stay serene and calm, When Alabama gets the bomb!"
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by konart 8mo ago
Modern programming careers _are_ factory jobs. Until you have some sort of senior+ position you are literally just standing in front of a conveyor line.
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by konart 8mo ago
Not to mention that you can actually have something that IS local AND runs in a browser :D
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by konart 8mo ago
Our species started out predominantly eating whatever was available. During different points of time the ration was very different. From "mostly nuts" to "mostly fish".
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by konart 8mo ago
Both are great tools though. They (or their devs) are not at fault that some people honestly believe you can't be as productive or consistent without a "thought garden" or whatever.
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by konart 8mo ago
We're sorry we upset you, Carol.
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by konart 9mo ago
No money in that.
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by konart 9mo ago
For many tasks you don't really need big models. And relatively small model, quantized too can be run on your macbook (not to mention Mac studio).
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by konart 9mo ago
Right now it looks like as VS Code (give or take). Pretty sure both are\will be used by many professionals. "looks like a toy" has very little to do with its use anyway.
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by konart 9mo ago
If you are reading from Kafka (for example) and you can't do anything with a message (broken json as an example) and you can't put it into a DLQ - you have not other option but to skip it or stop on it, no?

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