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by tryauuum 4y ago
Looks like this would be great for analyzing Yandex leak
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by tryauuum 4y ago
as a russian, when I read "Yandex was planning to relocate completely to an EU country" I feel that it's obvious that it's not possible for it to relocate completely. Yet, I cannot explain why... allegedly the fear of go
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by tryauuum 4y ago
Some say "x" is always "less pain". Less pain for you or your loved ones.
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by tryauuum 4y ago
I don't know about network automation much. Is NAPALM still a thing, is it viable?
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by tryauuum 4y ago
I think we had something similar at my old place, millions of files in one dir, shared over samba. It worked ok because each file was always retrieved by the full path (filenames were stored in a database) so no readdir was required
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by tryauuum 4y ago
Heh. In finnish a bag is called pussi, I'm afraid to use the word
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by tryauuum 4y ago
this is another reason to dislike this classification, it's not clear enough. KVM can be defined as type 1 or type 2, depending on what you think matters. They do mention in wikipedia page on Hypervisor -- https://en.wikiped
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Tell HN: I hate the existing classification of hypervisors
3 points by tryauuum 4y ago|2 comments
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by tryauuum 4y ago
Yeah, but if you don't set system proxies and instead you set it through environmental variables only for apps that need it?
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by tryauuum 4y ago
Sounds good, yet real life is more complicated * many governments will call illegal whatever they want. Will you happily enforce governmental censorship? * even if government acts in good faith, there is no good definition of porn. At
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by tryauuum 4y ago
I don't want GitHub regulating links, but I still want them to reserve this power. You have no idea how many links to child porn people start to publish when you have any website with user-generated content
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by tryauuum 4y ago
One of the reasons for me: * It's preinstalled on my favorite OS But seriously. I like how fast I can start getting results with it. Sometimes I don't even need to create a file, I simply do "python3 -c ..." or use it as
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by tryauuum 4y ago
I have no idea. will solve a couple of programming tasks from advent of code (my job doesn't involve much programming so I do it to preserve the skill)
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by tryauuum 4y ago
hm... Could it be related to malware? If there's a malicious device in network, it would need a proxy configuration. With a transparent proxy back-connecting to attacker would be easier On the other hand, attacker could probably always
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by tryauuum 4y ago
just unplug the robot before you go to sleep, an easy solution
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by tryauuum 4y ago
I don't have kids so you can throw away my advice instantly But if I were doing it, I'd do the same, but allowed couple of days per month of unrestricted internet usage. Just so they would experience how unproductive these days ar
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by tryauuum 4y ago
Hmmm... Applying for a job with no social media should be easy, just send a CV to email. However finding a job without using social media is harder.
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by tryauuum 4y ago
It's not an ultranationalist party, it's a party that existed solely to provide plausible deniability. "Of course you are not living in a dictatorship citizen, see how many parties to vote for are there?" After the war a
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by tryauuum 4y ago
I didn't read the article but I want to ask How do you even distinguish dreams (plans or visions of future) from dreams (experiences your have while sleeping) in English language? In my mother tongue there are different words for these
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by tryauuum 4y ago
for some reason, I do believe the part about patriotic names. In early USSR there used to be all kinds of weird names. E.g. Vladlen (a name after the glorious Vladimir Lenin)
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by tryauuum 4y ago
this is GPT3-provided reply, isn't it
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by tryauuum 4y ago
I wish some small country would promise not to interfere with content moderation. I'd host all my stuff there and maybe even move there When I worked in a russian hosting provider a decade ago, I saw a glimpse of censorship, very small
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by tryauuum 4y ago
just because no-one mentioned it. With Gitlab CI you can run pipeline locally if you install gitlab-runner. Sadly, you can run only one job at a time, not the whole pipeline
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by tryauuum 4y ago
shorter version of the grep command is grep -oP 'prefix \K\d+(?= suffix)' but yeah, I know it's easier to me because I did read man page at some point (while carefully avoiding perl manuals) actually even that is not
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by tryauuum 4y ago
for me no, anything perl-related is not simple I also tried putting this question in GPT3: > Isn't simpler to use perl? > It is simpler to use Perl, but it is not as efficient as using C or C++.
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by tryauuum 4y ago
vimdiff can be quite cool when combined with <() bash feature (which presents command output as file). e.g. see color difference of installed packages on local and remote server vimdiff <( dpkg -l | grep -w ii | awk '{print
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by tryauuum 4y ago
notion lost appeal when I noticed that search doesn't work. E.g. I have a page with wireguard mentioned in text and I cannot find it when searching for wireguard.
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by tryauuum 4y ago
confluence is ok, though I think I had problems with literal search: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-69222 What's the benefit of your solution? I mean git has excellent history lookup capabilities, but
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by tryauuum 4y ago
sounds inspiring enough to learn finnish language
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by tryauuum 4y ago
Now I am curious about the results and the app

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