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by piskov 3mo ago
I can’t say nothing about gshocks that have moving parts (actual hands) and what have you Gshock metal square (like the photo I referenced) never failed on me (and I have 3 of those in different colors: gold and silver lcd ones, and black m
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by piskov 3mo ago
You absolutely can skip setting this up Though even if you consider any possible harmfull effects like thyroid nodules formation correlation [1] (people somehow only think about ionizing radiation, but there much more that happens in a cell
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by piskov 3mo ago
Now it consistently interrupts you
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by piskov 3mo ago
That’s why I eventually settled with gshock that has solar charging and syncs time twice a day with radio towers (or bluetooth if you are somewhere in the world where there is no time radio signal) Even rolex needs time setting, servicing t
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by piskov 3mo ago
Everything is just one more prompt away, I swear — literally like a gambling addict with a slot machine. You forgot the premise of the article and why the proposed solutions were not good. It was not the complexity of a solution: they were
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by piskov 3mo ago
As humans we have a concept of viscosity. That resistance, like being in quicksand or a swamp, is how you “easily” identify a code smell, something that needs to be refactored, etc. Part of it is human laziness, part of it some concept of e
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by piskov 4mo ago
Quoting literally the last paragraph is not helping to promote this as obviously satire
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by piskov 4mo ago
Something on your side
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by piskov 4mo ago
I bought Operator Mono circa 2020 for even more — still rocking it today. Seems like a no big deal for a thing you keep looking at for many hours every day. kiliman/operator-mono-lig on github patches it to support ligatures. And I wis
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by piskov 4mo ago
You can always switch to US app store region (cancel exisiting subscriptions, leave family, and wait until apple music/tv subscription is expired). You won’t be able to use non-US credit card for the app store but you can always buy US
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by piskov 4mo ago
Memory stored in RNA is a known thing: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.03.11.711021v1 https://www.sciencealert.com/worms-can-share-memories-of-a-b...
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by piskov 4mo ago
Does this solve the problem of internet segmentation due to politcs? For example: dns control, tls certification bans (just this month both let’s encrypt and globalsign started revoking Russian certificates), once google starts really compl
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by piskov 4mo ago
Well for one example of such case: German farmers (if there are any) could argue whether all those nuclear plants shutdowns were really for the best.
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by piskov 4mo ago
> needs my best judgement for today and short term But this is how they also fail long-term Russians have a saying: you can only lean (which is the same word in russian as rely on/upon, thus the physics pun angle) on something that
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by piskov 4mo ago
max.ru — Russian messenger https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/why-issue-certificate-fo...
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by piskov 4mo ago
Broken windows theory The issue with “premature optimization is bad” is that some see it as a permission to not optimize at all. Hence you eventually end up with a system where everything is bad. — Although for some of us being obsessive-co
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by piskov 4mo ago
Have you heard about the judge from international court or whatever it is called? https://www.france24.com/en/americas/20250820-us-hits-icc-wi...
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Pockemon Go data used as landmarks to train military drones(trouw.nl)
3 points by piskov 4mo ago|0 comments
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by piskov 4mo ago
They already revoced certificates for some russian sites
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by piskov 4mo ago
> You are not a person or entity that is: (a) located in, organized under the laws of, or ordinarily resident in any country or territory that is the target of comprehensive U.S. sanctions; (b) a prohibited or restricted party under U.S.
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Let's Encrypt bans certificate usage in any US sanctioned territory [pdf](letsencrypt.org)
454 points by piskov 4mo ago|384 comments
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by piskov 4mo ago
Maybe openai wasn’t up to the level of customization and privacy they needed Also openai and Jonny Ive (love from) are cooking some device — may be personal
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by piskov 4mo ago
You can easily “stand” glossy screen with white background: you only see reflection on dark background: like check your phone screen. Also not that there were many alternatives to my 32″ 6k display at the time of purchase.
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by piskov 4mo ago
Literally wiki: vitreous collagen is organized as thin *fibrils* 10–25 nm in diameter with cross-striations. Or did you come here to say that ackkhhualy fibrils are not fibers and gel-like structure is not a tissue? :-) English is not my na
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by piskov 4mo ago
I don’t know how anyone with a glossy display can work on a dark theme. I see my whole room unless it is pitch black inside.
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by piskov 4mo ago
PSA: if you have floaters, try VitroCap for at least 6 months. It doesn’t help everyone, but makes life much easier for some like my mother If I remember correctly, it contains some stuff from ordinary grape seeds that helps to orient back
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by piskov 4mo ago
It is not only for devs https://openai.com/index/codex-for-every-role-tool-workflow/
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by piskov 4mo ago
Well, I did. Also with chatgpt agent to specifically go through pubmed and what have you. The results were zero
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by piskov 4mo ago
Please give me a link to at least one study with verified cognitive benefits of high-intake creatine which is not for sleep-deprived case.
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by piskov 4mo ago
For now there are zero studies that I know of that support this. The only ones are for sleep deprived.

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