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Sure, actually some people contacted and asked me already, so I might as well post it here. The clinic is Белая Радуга, the one I go to is close to Бауманская but they have several in the city.
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My current (private) dentist in Moscow has a way to assuade concerns like this which I find quite interesting. From the first visit on, you have a personal profile that you can open in an app and their website which contains a detailed (not
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For a large-ish one, /r/Stadia (rip) was run by Googlers that also tagged themselves officially on the subreddit.
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Reddit's weird setup where essentially random people who were first "own" entire categories (= subreddits) of discussion is totally absurd.
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This is likely because the author blocks access from non-Western countries, you're likely located outside the West (I am as well, and had to use a VPN to access it). I've mirrored the file here, this link should work for you: htt
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I think we're very close to Saturday from Clippy[0]. By this I don't mean an AI as in the story acting by itself with its own motivations, I'm only talking about the subversion of established verification & communication
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Yes, there is! https://jon.thesquareplanet.com/papers/phd-thesis.pdf This is the paper on which Readyset and Noria are based.
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I'm actually mostly over the attachment at this point, it's more that I haven't found a workaround for some of the practical things: * music (this one I'm working around now with a focused music-playing device) * navigat
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De-technologify. Ideally this is the year where I stop having a smartphone, very few active use-cases are left for that for me. We'll see ... Professionally, I have some plans for TVL with our Nix rewrite in terms of CI systems and int
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It probably just looked up the first match for that literal string in the English wiki, which is the article about "Distributed generation" (of energy). I asked ChatGPT to translate "Distributed Systems Engineer" into Ru
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+1 for Huawei, I have a MateBook X and it's almost perfect (the camera placement is the one annoyance, other than that it's just never in my way - unlike my AMD ThinkPad). Never thought about Huawei before buying this thing, and I
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> The fewer steps there are between your spinning the IDE and having a working setup What you're overseeing here is that Emacs configurations are usually highly individual, and that "a working setup" for _you_ does not mea
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I'm guessing it means virtual machine, which in this context might be better phrased as runtime. Think something like the JVM or Beam.
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> it's actually a miracle that only 2 people were hurt It probably helped that it happened at 6AM ...
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I remember hearing about ITER back in school, a long time ago, and being told that they were just about to finally assemble the thing now. That's pretty much the definition of vaporware, but maybe it will actually go the route of Duke
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What I'm getting at is that even if he had _said_ that, it doesn't actually mean anything about whether it's true or not. In contrast American companies might say something like that and then do nothing once the news cycle mo
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> He actually said that What is he supposed to say instead?
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Only in some Western countries and China, definitely not in Sweden.
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Went to a restaurant in Sweden last year and they told me that the "new way" to order was through an app. I used to live there, but not anymore, and my Play Store account is not set to Sweden. Turns out, you could only download th
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I lived in a fancy apartment complex in the east of Moscow for about a year recently. We had physical keys (except for an NFC-card to open the outside doors/gates, which was tolerable), but there was no doorbell of any kind. The idea w
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> Google search absolutely does hallucinate completely fictitious results No, it absolutely does not. Yes, there is SEO spam in the index, but no - it is not Google hallucating it. It really exists on the internet, see also the second po
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Google doesn't hallucinate completely fictitious results. It will however index hallucinated results generated with GPT and published somewhere, so once we're at that point it really doesn't matter anymore.
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Last time I checked it out it depended on JS-specific behaviour which had to be replicated in other languages. It seemed like something was written first, and then they decided to extract it into a spec. Maybe this has been cleaned up in th
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A bit disappointed about that actually. For a moment I thought someone had done a sane version of Scuttlebutt, but alas :) Though at this point I probably wouldn't use that either.
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We do this at TVL, and push the corresponding revision as a ref (refs/r/$n) back to git. See for example our cgit log view: https://code.tvl.fyi/log/ This way, a correctly configured git client (which pulls t
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And a couple of small countries can dwarf that entire group ;) https://www.nbim.no/
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> which tends to indicate that the content moderation team was already severely under-staffed Or that they were moderating the wrong thing.
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It's a program to wrap stable CLI programs, makes sense that they recommend a wrapper around a stable program like pacman
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Curious why rouille (my personal server-side favourite) is marked as "outdated". Because it doesn't use async? That's the point! It had a release fairly recently (less than 3 weeks ago) and works perfectly fine with a pr
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> So when you modify the web page with adding new styles or blocking a web request you violate the copyright. That seems absurd. I just reject their request to fetch some _additional_ information, I don't modify the "text of th
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