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oleg_antonyan

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    Comment #48552481

    I tried initially making it an action itslef, but turns out there's not much to abstract into such action. Installing binary is not as smooth as running scripting languages, compil…

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    Show HN: Build and distribute native Linux packages easily

    Linux has issues when it comes to distributing software. Centralized repositories existed long before the App Store, but they aren't meant for indie developers sharing their app. O…

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    Comment #48422202

    Pure tech dimensions of AI are out of scope. The internet is full of tech critiques and praises, what's the point of yet another opinion on it. Can't open linkedin without seeing o…

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    Comment #48421820

    I call these AI tools "proprietary non-determenistic database of the free internet". They belong to american companies which can cut off your access if american government doesn't …

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    Comment #48091445

    https://omnipackage.org - a tool that simplifies building RPM and DEB packages and managing repositories on S3

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    Show HN: Music player for big local collections with mpd support

    mpz is a C++/Qt music player focused on UX, with derectory tree and playlists management. Version 2 got experimental https://musicpd.org support.

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    Comment #45874256

    Working on adding MPD [1] client mode to my music player: https://github.com/olegantonyan/mpz Currently it works as standalone player. Addition of MPD client mode opens possibility…

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    Comment #42500830

    In dynamic languages things like autocomplete often make it worse, they cannot identify the correct types and locations 100% of the times. So at some point I decided to avoid these…

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    Comment #42293577

    My escape from this: https://github.com/olegantonyan/typerb

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    Comment #42055782

    A simple IT guy has access to company's finances in such way to move millions. Am I the only one who smells either ridiculous incompetence or plain fraud by the company trying to c…

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    Comment #41126558

    try https://github.com/olegantonyan/mpz/ not even close in terms of features, but it could be enough

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    Comment #41065594

    Yep, that's what it leads to. But it all began with "good" intentions. They destroyed well-developed empire, took the land from the rich and see where it all now. Trust me, you don…

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    Comment #41065512

    The headline itself literally repeats Marxists theory: the means of production belong to workers aka proletartiat. Inside the article they oppose this working class to "evil rich C…

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    Comment #41065397

    It's insane how socialism is growing in the west after defeat of soviet union

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    Comment #41043382

    PipeWire is drop-in replacement for pshshaudio with additional features (while preserving pshsh part sometimes). Only difference is 15 years ago half of the problems with sound wer…

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    Comment #40756500

    Switched to Linux in Windows' "golden age" - XP. Never looked back. There's one thing that reminds me that old Windows - cloud providers. Their configuration in UI looks a lot like…

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    Comment #40715397

    To check if your credit card is in scammers' database, please enter card number and cvv

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    Comment #40585275

    - one Big Mac and Mac Book, please

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    Comment #39836397

    CI and repository manager for developers to build and distribute RPM and DEB packages for many distros https://omnipackage.org/

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    Comment #39312556

    One day they'll replace the kernel with Linux and nobody notices

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    Comment #39194203

    EE promotion was a thing via local clubs for kids (aka future workforce to build missiles). But the choice of components those clubs had was limited, so if you find a schemtics for…

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    Comment #39194105

    Russia 90-2000. Few common spots to find electronic components were: 1) dumpsters - literally, after school we went on a hunt for thrown away TVs and other stuff. Especailly near f…

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    Comment #39191401

    This brings my memories from childhood: I've built digital clock using this К561ИЕ11 (or K176 - these series were pin to pin compatible), and few other counters, decipherers, 32k q…

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    Comment #39176024

    I wish something like this was possible with ffmpeg