konart

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by konart 10mo ago
>It doesn't for me And it's okay. It doesn't mean it should be this way for everyone else. It is pretty common (and been so for at least two decades) for web devs to differentiate like so: backend, frontend or both. This &
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by konart 10mo ago
Korolev's story comes to mind instantly. Not only his of course.
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by konart 10mo ago
> I score my toys across 3 dimensions What about kid’s development? The whole point (okay, not while but the biggest) of a game is learning something.
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by konart 10mo ago
It has nothing to do with consent. As soon as you are born Jus soli comes into play. You are given citizenship and you are now subject to the laws.
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by konart 10mo ago
I feel like https://pact.io is more appropriate link, no?
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by konart 10mo ago
>Russians also saw "see". Many people in Russia view this war as a civil one.
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by konart 10mo ago
You have one ID as a primary key. It is used for building relations in your database. The second ID has nothing to do with internal structure of your data. It is just another field. You can change your structure however you want (or type of
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by konart 10mo ago
>Before you know it, someone's relying Do not expose your internal IDs. As simple as that.
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by konart 10mo ago
>Is there a first step in programming? If there is, that would be thinking I'd argue that a first step (regardless of field) is either a necessity or curiosity. Thinking comes later. (And to be honest I can't really think of it
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by konart 10mo ago
Some of them. Some of them were mobilised.
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by konart 10mo ago
At least they added an option to make it less glassy.
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by konart 10mo ago
Normalisation brings its own overhead though.
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by konart 10mo ago
Something like https://github.com/yandex-cloud/geesefs I'd guess.
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by konart 10mo ago
I personally prefer Photoprism more. Much more responsive and clear UI, golang backend are two main subjective advantages.
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by konart 11mo ago
Except "work out" is not and state but a process. You don't get a person who loves you back and expect it to last a lifetime be default. Same about university or house, or... anything really.
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by konart 11mo ago
Poor AI, reading all those ad emails...
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by konart 11mo ago
>And how did they get those capital, for instance the CEO of Meta? This is the right question. I'll quote myself here: 1. How come people are able to accumulate so much capital? 2. How come people are able to use the capital to infl
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by konart 11mo ago
Yes, thank you.
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by konart 11mo ago
Yes, but I think that questions like 1. How come people are able to accumulate so much capital? 2. How come people are able to use the capital to influence life of other people in all ways possible to their liking? are more interesting and
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by konart 11mo ago
I thing you might have misunderstood me. I do not disagree with the book's argument. I'm just pointing out (or rather expressing my doubt) that the word "code" brings no additional context to the sentence. As others (and
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by konart 11mo ago
Again, this is my point: there's no real reason to distinguish them from the old types. :)
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by konart 11mo ago
>Are facial recognition models, AI LLMs to spew out spam and addictive social media algorithms not backed by code? Sure, just like tank is backed by metallurgy and engineers. >The kings and dictators of the past had a lot more capital
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by konart 11mo ago
It would be great if you have tried to express yourself other than some weird implications.
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by konart 11mo ago
That's my point. Any tech can (and is) used for this. There's really no point in putting word "code" there. It adds very little additional context. Only in my opinion mostly serves the other goal - to sell.
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by konart 11mo ago
Not trying to say that you or Gil Duran is wrong, but any anti vaxxer or flat earther can say the same about their "theory" and their well respected writers.
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by konart 11mo ago
>democracy is being dismantled not by coups or tanks, but by code, capital, and the illusion of innovation Not sure "code" belongs here. Even less sure about "illusion". Take those away and what is left is "disma
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by konart 11mo ago
>What would you say about people who knowingly do actions that will lead to widespread harm and future deaths even though they're killing no one directly? Are we talking about scientists here too or just those who give orders? Prett
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by konart 11mo ago
The floating sidebar totally breaks UI\UX on any web site with a header. And I still can't select multiple tabs with shift\cmd\whatever button pressed down to do something with a group of tabs instead of a single one. And a feel no dif
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by konart 11mo ago
>he complains that one character is enough He complains that language design offers no way of avoiding it (in this particular case) and relies only on human or ide. Humans are not perfect and should not be a requirement to write good cod
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by konart 11mo ago
His wife could have ended it (and tried to) more than once. Nobody was holding her hostage with a knife to her neck.

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