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hkpack

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    Comment #49050317

    Try reducing thinking and use lighter models. For example I observed that using Sonnet works much better (compared to Opus) for tasks I want to be in control of architecture and ju…

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    Comment #48922856

    What does heavily encrypted even mean? Fully encrypted? Slightly encrypted? Encrypted enough to call it “heavily encrypted” but not enough to be protected from whoever is intereste…

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    Comment #48800056

    Not everything Ukraine uses is public knowledge. There are huge developments in automation happening and are being used right now.

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    Comment #48650418

    It is interesting that both options of either not using CC entirely or using CC but paying it off by the end of the month are equivalent, but you’ve somehow reframe the second ine …

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    Comment #48492554

    NextCloud's macOS app is implemented in a way that completely disregards any UI guidelines or just common sense for the platform. Developers either don't use macOS at all, or don't…

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    Comment #48330665

    Yes, that is a completely new business which has OpenAI, Anthropic and Google as competitors. While Twitters competitors were Facebook, Reddit, Pinterest, Tumblr and Mastodon.

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    Comment #48329201

    > Before the AI craze, Musk chopped an awful lot of headcount at Twitter, right, and proved it was overkill, has that panned out? He basically killed the Twitter as a business. The…

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    Comment #48259368

    > then there has to be something sinister afoot. Not sinister, but just a simple strategy of a business to increase sales of his products (such as hey.com) as well as pushing his p…

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    Comment #48248327

    Thank you for your help, I think you already know how much people in Ukraine appreciate it. But comparing Ukraine and African countries is more like apple and oranges. Ukraine is b…

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    Comment #48101959

    Self-host your git, take this as a sign. Forgejo is great.

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    Comment #48089741

    I wish you good luck in building a datacenter in the middle of Sahara.

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    Comment #48089718

    > Well this is the dream right ? Yes it is, we call these dreams a nightmare

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    Comment #48089461

    Land is expensive, water is scarce, people don’t want sound pollution anywhere near them. Building a datacenter in the neighborhood is already unpopular enough that companies do tr…

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    Comment #48058127

    > Have you seen how much of a shithole France became No, how far away should I be to see that?

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    Comment #48021878

    This is the way, ended up using identical setup.

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    Comment #47956393

    It is upsetting that you get downvoted. I think people in the US are thinking that a war is impossible or something, and looking for a stereotypical response. Instead, for an easte…

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    Comment #47875460

    US company doing cloud in Europe changes nothing because of the CLOUD Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act

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    Comment #47866354

    It is funny that in terms of values they are not a leader but a follower of Russia. The origin and protector of all their conservative values - including fake Christianity, view on…

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    Comment #47863535

    I am not fan of the era when CEO is expected to be a cult leader type person. Cook did very well in all areas as well as in not trying to create a cult.

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    Comment #47842860

    2000 shaheds are just a regular week in Ukraine. 90% of that are destroyed far away from targets and the other 10% do cause some damage, but it is usually far from being devastatin…

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    Comment #47821145

    Famous story about the plane cockpit for average pilot ended up being bad for absolutely everyone comes to mind. Probably you cannot average humans.

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    Comment #47818115

    Is it really identical when the receiving party can now identify every workstation at your internal network and track them separately? For example, any website can now not only log…

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    Comment #47809149

    If you are not a software engineer you can judge code the same way as you can judge design while not being a designer. It is that in one case it is obvious for you that you don’t u…

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    Comment #47739231

    There are security benefits of not having public IPs on every VM. I assign few VMs public IPs and use them as ingress / SSL termination / load balancer for my workloads running on …