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ivankolev

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    Comment #40760565

    Still have a cd-rom with copy of minix3, from when he had a talk in my university. His books on OS and Networking are very approachable and fun read!

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    Comment #40751628

    Can't answer your immediate question, but in my experience, the enshitification of UI is usually a result of layers and layers on top of the user product connection. It's everywher…

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    Comment #40518805

    And somehow related I think, but the lab grown meat industry is nowhere near feasible

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    Comment #40470592

    Was just thinking out loud, as a layman, along the lines of how not to wait for top down regulation, but still going around the practical problem of avoiding in both senses, the ac…

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    Comment #40469980

    I would think some sort of mesh beacon network on all flying things to enable auto-avoidance protocols, would be a logical technology solution?

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    Comment #40458029

    You might be interested in guidepup then! I am in the process of integrating it into our playwright tests. Not affiliated, just a user: https://github.com/guidepup/guidepup

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    Comment #40391798

    Beyond semantics though, russia would have been in much worse shape without iranian drones, nk ammo and chinese everything (no pure military gear yet, but plenty other material)

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    Comment #40391761

    Maybe because russia has repeatedly signed then broken border agreements? What goes around comes around, there were statements about Alaska being rightfully russian too.

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    Comment #40184529

    https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/04/27/7453276/

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    Comment #40184523

    russia word vs ukrainian word, which do you believe? https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/04/27/7453276/

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    Comment #40184486

    Godel and Heisenberg say no, in the most generalized case. Our universe is not deterministic

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    Comment #40183518

    sAuce? If it is the AP article, this got debunked by units from ZSU

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    Comment #39183877

    That was how NBA league pass used to work, I have watched my team for many seasons, modulo a decent VPN ;) With their recent change of CDN provider, I had to cancel my season subsc…

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    Comment #38282032

    I think the most pertinent change is the H1-B visa holders being able to come over, would be interesting to see how this pans out.

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    Comment #37791327

    I converted a large Protractor suite to Playwright and am very happy with the result. Top notch product, and the pace of development and addition of new features is great too.

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    Comment #28787614

    On your last note, I felt Heinlein tripped on something similar while writing Time enough for love[0]. I haven't read Island, I'll put it on my list. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org…

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    Comment #28780195

    Yes, trade-offs all the way down :) Physical damage of the nature you described affects many forms of digital storage too, though I doubt vermins will find them very palatable. And…

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    Comment #28776170

    A little on a tangent, but I've been thinking that it might be valuable to keep this offline knowledge infra around for backup, afaik properly stored book has lifespan that is stil…

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    Comment #27676938

    Ilium/Olympos by Dan Simmons is very good, also anything from Alastair Reynolds.

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    Comment #27487592

    The dose makes the poison. Everything in excess is detrimental.

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    Comment #27480901

    Doing things together in groups, which leads to almost by definition having to build relationships, including romantic, seems like the best way, and that's how things were before I…

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    Comment #27444070

    I've heard of cross-border drug trafficking: https://www.airspacemag.com/flight-today/narcodrones-1809749...

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    Comment #27278057

    Canada certainly does not allow anybody in, but still more than a quarter of a million people are in each year.

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    Comment #27252506

    I'd say both, and it is failing at both counts :). The federal government is actually thinking of imposing it across Canada, even though most other places other than Vancouver and …

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    Comment #27251711

    They've tried something to that effect in Vancouver and Toronto. It is 15% tax for non-residents, in Toronto at least. Was instituted 2017, and it did not change a thing, both citi…