miroljub

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by miroljub 2y ago
Allow everyone to choose their time windows, but require at least 24 hours span between the two time window changes.
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by miroljub 2y ago
Deepseek: Here's the completed joke: A Greek, a Dutch philosopher, and Ludwig Wittgenstein walk into a bar. The bartender looks up and says, “What’ll it be?” The Greek (Aristotle) raises a finger: “I’ll have a potential glass of wine.”
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by miroljub 2y ago
That's a different case. Corporate code is never optimized for performance. Performance as a factor doesn't play any factor.
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by miroljub 2y ago
> Ok, I think I know who you voted for in the last election... No, you don't ;) Anyways, it's not only about Germany. It's the whole Europe. The establishment uses tricks, fraud, and deception to stay in power despite dimi
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by miroljub 2y ago
Many people in the "Western Civilization" seem to agree with that stance. Sad but true.
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by miroljub 2y ago
You used the wrong term. In Germany, they call it "Unsere Demokratie (tm)", which may be tranlated to "Our Democracy (tm)". You know, it's not a democracy for everyone, it's just a democracy for a small group o
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by miroljub 2y ago
Yes, but the issue is they all share the same inbox, and my email server doesn't support server-side incoming filters so I can distribute mails to separate inbox folders that would be monitored by DeltaChat. Alias is a standard email f
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by miroljub 2y ago
It follows the same principles as ledger-cli and hledger. You won't make a mistake using any of them. I used and still use both, since they share the file format. Beancount is more opinionated, with slightly different file format, so I
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by miroljub 2y ago
The issue is, if an email is sent to one of my aliases, instead of seeing one conversation between the sender and a recipient (my alias) every message creates a new group chat with the sender, my main account and my alias as members. For ev
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by miroljub 2y ago
After North Stream sabotage, any similar action in international waters is a fair game. If you didn't bother to properly investigate NS, why bother with some random cable?
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by miroljub 2y ago
I tried to use it, liked the concept, but the way it handles email is a mess, making it unusable for my use case of trying to use it as an alternative mail client for my normal mail account.
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by miroljub 2y ago
One trust is lost, it's hard to regain it. The fact is, the WhatsApp client is not open source, there are no reproducible builds, and only thing you have is trust in them. If you live in an authoritarian state with a track record of sp
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by miroljub 2y ago
> Signal and WhatsApp are likely a step ahead in terms of privacy WhatsApp is closed source, so whatever they claim to can't be proven. And remember that both WhatsApp and Signal are legally required not to disclose to you whether t
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by miroljub 2y ago
And yet, "DeepSeek R1 + claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022" scores 64% on the same benchmark 30% cheaper. It's amazing what Deepseek is putting on the table while being full open source.
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by miroljub 2y ago
How? In the UK, there's no right to bear arms, so people are pretty helpless against their oppressing government.
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by miroljub 2y ago
If you value personal freedoms, you should go to East Europe. The more to the east, the better. Snowden went to Russia.
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by miroljub 2y ago
That's actually the only thing that would keep Apple services usable to everyone else around the world.
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by miroljub 2y ago
Clojure is a Lisp, precisely, a language from the List family of languages. Other known examples of Lisps are Emacs Lisp, Common Lisp and Scheme.
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by miroljub 2y ago
> You want to bet? Why would anyone bet? They can just short the OpenAI / MS stocks, and see in a few months if they were right or not.
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by miroljub 2y ago
Well, Nigeria is or can be controlled by the USA. China is an independent country.
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by miroljub 2y ago
Yes. What is China for Americans, for us Europeans, is the USA. Some argue that it's even worse for Europeans because the Chinese military and government can't reach you while in the USA. And there is no safe place for Europeans f
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by miroljub 2y ago
>> The algorithm used in the US was apparently banned in China for being too addictive. > Source? The same source as everything Covid related: Trust me, bro.
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by miroljub 2y ago
> Geopolitics aside, I think everyone is kind of aware that social media is a vice, and like it or not, this could just be the beginning of our society beginning to scrutinize these platforms. Come on. We all know that TikTok was banned
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by miroljub 2y ago
In that case we'd better invest in weapons and find a way how to kill "the others" before they "kill us", since this will affect "our" chance of surviving much more than if we are able to "fight the c
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by miroljub 2y ago
Climate has always been changing. Even before humans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milankovitch_cycles still holds, and explains quite a bit, though recent research added a few more factors, none of them human related
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by miroljub 2y ago
> But, geoengineering seems to be the only plausible mechanism for preventing global warming at this point. I'd rather geoengineering being beta-bested on other planets first than in the only place we can live. Besides, global warmi
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by miroljub 2y ago
The climate hype will end inevitably. Only if warming becomes a real problem, people will start looking at (technical) solutions. As long as we can "fight" climate by taxing, subventions, greenwashing, bans, restrictions, everythi
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by miroljub 2y ago
People didn't go to visit her while being alive because they genuinely didn't care about her, or didn't care enough to bother to visit. They showed up in a funeral not because of her, but because they were afraid of what othe
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by miroljub 2y ago
But not about grammar Nazis ;)
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by miroljub 2y ago
Just don't tell me you didn't understand "How it works?"

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