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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Either it works, or it doesn’t. You’ll figure it out.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
I feel the same way. Once I worked with junior developer, who was really eager to develop stuff. He was tasked to create a development environment, where we can tests features. Nothing fancy, just some scripts and simple containers. He used
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Thanks! I was confused about this as well.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Yeah, my bad, the question might be for some other comment.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
I didn’t say debt is bad in general. I say the current amount of debt and the promise of we have unlimited money is what’s wrong.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Same for the West. If they do, they loose. That sets their position in the world. Who’d fear them? They can’t even win over a country which is much smaller and weaker than they are.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Yes, they are controlled by money.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Or maybe you don’t understand what debt actually is.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Russia doesn’t have any other choice, than to continue. Same applies for the West.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
I hope you’re not serious. The point of media is not to sell stories. Even if it is, the stories should not be made-up, biased or distorted. Just because in Russia it’s worse, it doesn’t mean we should keep our media shit.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
So you say, that current debt levels are good?
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Are you sure? Which western media says different opinion?
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Yes, it seems like that’s the propaganda. The free speech democratic West, instead of reporting about the objective truth, tells us half truths for their own benefit.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Ukraine might have less time than Russia does. Russia only has to survive 1 day more.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
What is Europe/USA fueled by? Debt. The Bubble. Is that sustainable? I don’t think so. What’s the point of the article? To prove the west’s superiority?
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
No, that’s not enough. The password would be visible, but the encyption algorithm and the script’s text wouldn’t.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Works well. I used this tool once to disassemble and understand how key manager works on Vivotek cameras. They create executables, which contain encrypted binary data. Then, when the executable runs, it decodes the encrypted data and pipes
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
I wish we could just ignore Safari on iOS.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
(I'm being sarcastic.)
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Then why are they letting their models write browsers and compilers?
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Probably half of it still doesn’t work in Safari.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
It doesn’t matter, just jump on the hype train!
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
The opposite is not true though: successful products might have messy codebases, but that doesn’t mean, that messy codebases lead to successful products, or that quality doesn’t matter.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Which company is actually doing this?
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Why do they have so many GitHub issues then?
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Of course - and autonomous driving is 1 year away.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Because the average person’s brain is fried by looking at infinite scrolling apps 6 hours a day.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
How is it different?
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Yes, I know that they might work just fine on Linux. But… ACC EVO is alpha at the moment. It barely runs without bugs on Windows. It’s just less hassle on Windows.
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by mdavid626 8mo ago
Reminds me of those little gadgets, which move your mouse, so that you show up online on Slack. I’d just add a cron job to burn some tokens.

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