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yurish
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Comment #49099186
Access denied for me. Does "foreign-produced" include any country, even in EU?
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Comment #49094332
I wonder where did you get that 140 million figure.
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Comment #49086764
Problem is AI weakening our brain, arguably the only thing that distinguish us from animals. As if decreasing brain size of modern humans was not enough.
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Comment #49086604
> Back before LLMs and before that again, it was very hard to write code. That's why so many people asked questions and figuring out how to write a piece of code was a big part of …
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Comment #49058310
Yes, he wanted to insult the person. The word портянка is sometimes used in the Internet by Ukrainian nationalists to offend pro-Russian users.
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Comment #48984072
I have not seen any Russian official making such statements. 3 days declarations were mostly done by various "analyst".
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Comment #48773673
Enterprises host their entire infrastructure on US-base clouds. And for many, it still is not a problem.
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Comment #48765694
I found this https://vimeo.com/157708450 video quite interesting critique of SOLID.
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Comment #48677189
> Сашь -, and e.g. Mish - Мишь Note: these are written without soft sign a the end: Саш, Миш.
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Comment #48677036
Never heard anyone using "Lesha" for "Aleksandr". It is always "Aleksei".
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Comment #48677003
It is not common. Usually you say Kolya.
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Comment #48628309
I use bridging. Not going to disclose the address, sorry. I had to try several bridges obtained via Tor itself and via telegram before one worked.
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Comment #48617197
I changed ISPs when moved from one city to another, no difference. Yes, there were several episodes when connecting required about half an hour of playing changing setting but even…
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Comment #48616472
Don't know, I use tor every day in Russia. Without it Internet would be unusable. The only problem I see is how to get initial distribution since the tor site is blocked.
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Comment #48518337
You mean in recent history? Because Finns were nazi allies during WWII and participated in Siege of Leningrad starving hundreds of thousands to death. They also organized network o…
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Comment #48513189
AI companies business model depends on wide adoption. How will they survive if government closes access to their models?
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Comment #48466643
Don't understand why you have been downvoted. Russian government have already attempted to push forward their root certificate for banking using Yandex browser, now this.
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Comment #48435076
So blog with single post hyping LLMs. Oh and the domain name "human-in-the-loop". Call me suspicious.
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Comment #44588286
I addressed you phrase about Russians seen Ukrainians as an inferior ethnic group and "proving" this by "they call them "little Russians", please don't shift topics. This is BS. Th…
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Comment #44584456
So "The Russian regime (and apparently a lot of Russians) deem Ukrainians as an inferior ethnic group - they call them "little Russians"." it is? And this follows from the link? Ha…
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Comment #44583713
Please stop spreading this BS. Малороссия ("little" Russia as you say) does not mean what you say.
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Comment #44542432
Ii is rare to encounter such an opinion on HN. Thanks.
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Comment #38534215
It's not even true. Just a piece of modern Ukrainian propaganda.