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by miroljub 1y ago
> They generally don't and won't stop until there are real repercussions for that, like losing your political career/being canceled in society over voting for it. I wouldn't call login political career or being cancel
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by miroljub 1y ago
Many Europeans just wait for the Russia to come and save us from the totalitarian regimes once again.
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by miroljub 1y ago
These so called left are as left as original national socialists. They share pretty much same views of state, security, country, media, ... they just want total control. And that applies to all parties that call themselves left, regardless
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by miroljub 1y ago
As much as we are fighting Chat Control, we also need a plan B. What do we do if EU regime really enact it? Which messengers could we use then? What were the practical alternatives? Self hosted, decentralized, encrypted, standard based, ..
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by miroljub 1y ago
> if you don't attend a close friend's funeral, don't expect him or her to attend yours. Well, regardless if you attend your friend's funeral or not, you can be sure he or she will not attend yours.
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by miroljub 1y ago
> That said, it was amazing to just see it go through the requirements and implement modules full of organised documented code that I didn’t have to write Small side remark, but what is the value added of the AI generated documentation f
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by miroljub 1y ago
Now it's a perfect time for DeepSeek to finally release R2.
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by miroljub 1y ago
It depends on what you want to measure. Big cities are hotter than small are hotter than villages are hotter than forests. If you wish to show that baseline temperature increases, you let more measuring stations in urban areas. If you inten
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by miroljub 1y ago
It already is worse. VB was, for all its shortcommings as a language, an insanelly productive development environment for what it was intended to.
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by miroljub 1y ago
> That's not really a Node problem but a JavaScript problem. Nowadays Node is JavaScript. They are the guys driving JavaScript standards and new features for a decade or so. Nothing prevents them from incrementally starting to add
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by miroljub 1y ago
Collective action needs to come from somewhere. In a nation of destroyed extended family, primary family, racial or national identity, with no religion, workers unions, or any other sense of community, where everyone is a snowflake individu
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by miroljub 1y ago
Let's be honest here, it was never about social media, children's rights, porn, drugs, crime, or similar. It was always about introducing government issued digital ID and enforcing it on the internet to tighten the control and, as
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by miroljub 1y ago
My previous favourite was qwen2.5-coder.
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Personal use, no benchmark, just a vibe.
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What is the Nazi chatbot?
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by miroljub 1y ago
When we look at the small models suitable for running locally, by far the best programming model is DeepSeek-R1-0528-Qwen3-8B. It is quite comparable in real world usage even to much bigger models.
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by miroljub 1y ago
Yep, that's the one I use currently, but didn't want to link it here.
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by miroljub 1y ago
Unfortunately, it doesn't implement parinfer smart mode.
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by miroljub 1y ago
If you go to a football game or a festival to frantically keep messaging, better stay at home.
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by miroljub 1y ago
It depends on the application usage pattern. For heavily used applications, sure, it's an excellent choice. But imagine having to host 50 small applications each serving a couple of hundreds requests per day. In that case, the memory o
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by miroljub 1y ago
That's the main reason I avoid using any products from startups. I just know that in a few years, the company will die out or exit, and in both cases product I would rely on will be discontinued, or shittified by the new owner. The onl
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by miroljub 1y ago
I don't understand why create a new project instead of contributing to Pocketbase, which looks very similar. What does it bring that is not already there in Pocketbase?
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by miroljub 1y ago
My understanding is that, even though tmux-rs is written in a safer language, it still can't beat the stability of an old battle-tested well-maintained project written by a group of highly competent developers. Every new project is bou
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by miroljub 1y ago
Makes the internet safer? That usually means censorship. No, thanks. I don't want a "safe" DNS, I want one that always returns the IP of the host, no matter the actual safety/censorship policies of the day.
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by miroljub 1y ago
The reasoning here is completely flawed. You don't buy a software dev, you rent him. His salary is an operational expense, that should be deductible in a year it was paid. Now, let's imagine a company buys a slave. It's one t
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by miroljub 1y ago
Honestly, once you try aider, no other AI coding tool can reach that level of productivity. What's the best about it, it's open source, costs nothing, and is much more flexible than any other tools. You can use any model you want,
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by miroljub 1y ago
R1 takes more time to answer, but I don't remember a single case where I actually compared answers where R1 was worse than pure V3. And I don't even have to wait that long. If I watch the thinking, I can spot quickly it misunderst
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by miroljub 1y ago
Why not? If it goes away, it would take years until it rots and becomes unusable. And given that it uses open standard, it would be pretty simple to take a backup (which you should be doing regularly anyways) and move somewhere else.
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by miroljub 1y ago
For me, it's the same way, except that instead of Markdown, I use plain org-mode files sprinkled with a bit of org-roam tags when needed.
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by miroljub 1y ago
I also use DeepSeek R1 as a daily driver. Combined with Qwen3 when I need better tool usage. Now that both Google and Claude are out, I expect to see DeepSeek R2 released very soon. It would be funny to watch an actual open source model get

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