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ssijak
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About ssijak
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ssijak/
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Comment #48233838
Easy solution is to never ever use anything from Google unless you really must. They are the worst company by far in just starting stuff and abandoning them and providing zero supp…
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Comment #47639755
Sadly Hague is only for people from small and non powerful countries.
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Comment #47639729
With how many countries Iran started direct war with, even with this religious rulers in power? With how many countries Israel started direct war with? With how many countries USA …
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Comment #47639691
When has Iran attacked the USA?
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Comment #47515947
For my grug brain can somebody translate this to ELIgrug terms? Does this mean I would be able to run 500b model on my 48gb macbook without loosing quality?
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Comment #47361693
Next took a very bad turn and double downed on it. Coupled with years of terrible bugs its beyond repair for me unless they rewind a bunch of core changes they did. There are sever…
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Comment #45685754
Lost me at "use workflow" directive. This and Next16 expanding the set of directives just makes me question if I'm the mad man for thinking they are absolutely terrible.
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Comment #44598403
I'm sure Google and Bing don't show Russian websites including Yandex in results /s
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Comment #44445780
I dont want this by default. I want my website to end up in AI chatbots. For SEO
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Comment #44086489
Language and/or library issue. DI helps code be easier to follow, more decoupled and read with less boilerplate AND helps testing much easier. If you are on node/ts look at effect-…
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Comment #44049267
Older people on social networks are cooked. I mean in general, we are entering an age where making scams and spreading false news will be easily done with 10$ of credits.
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Comment #43411765
"woman from the UK was denied entry into Canada and because of that was denied entry back into the US" You are proving my point, she was again detained by USA for 3 weeks when it c…
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Comment #43411435
"It’s even worse in other countries." It's not. I take you are comparing to western countries. If you have a valid visa and behave even remotely normal to the border agents you wil…
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Comment #43411227
"Switzerland by train and in the middle of the night being woken up by border guards with barking German shepherds asking for my passport" What is exactly wrong here? They checked …
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Comment #43411190
Objective is to earn as much money as possible without regard for people. Those detention centers and prisons are privately owned.
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Comment #43268752
Is this AI written? :)
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Comment #43170334
What about Germans living in Argentina? :)
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Comment #43169619
Some people report some negative experiences for any tool ever brought into existence.
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Comment #43128695
What do you suggest?
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Comment #43113752
Why not?
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Comment #42954910
Working with google APIs is often an exercise in frustration. I like their base cloud offering the best actually, but their additional APIs can be all over the place. These AI rela…
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Comment #42738984
For some reason I can't reply to "luddit3" below you. But he should check a list of countries that started the most wars and invasions in the last 150 years and which one tops it e…
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Comment #42737130
Realistically, a better wifi chip would add almost nothing to production cost, but there are a lot of professionals doing product photography that would like fast wifi tethering. W…
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Comment #42737107
I agree on what the main purpose is and that must be executed well, but it is 2025 and for a 5 000 usd camera we should be able to get both, great working camera with amazing and f…