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@suspendfunc
Staff Software Engineer
Saint-Petersburg Entrou em Eylül 2019
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genuinely what do they think a data center is? his podcast wouldn't exist without data centers. this post wouldn't exist without data centers. mass retardation psychosis or whats actually going on here? why is there such hate against something they clearly don't understand?
Marco Foster@MarcoFoster_
Theo Von: “Nobody wants a data center dude. And the people that want them to me, they seem kind of evil. Nobody wants this shit. One of these companies is gonna own all of this information. There’s gonna become this social or emotional credit score and then AI is gonna try to become our new God”
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babe wake up modern java tiktok is here
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Pattern matching for switch in modern Java... Check the type and bind a variable in one step. No casts, no chained instanceof. 🚨 This is just a code snippet from codebysophy! 🚨 Want to learn more about JEP 441? Check out the link 👉 openjdk.org/jeps/441
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@tekbog i think that if you are good at your job it's very cheap to become good at interviews
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tech interviews keep being an exam you can prep and a skill you can develop, even at frontier labs and everywhere else
but that just brings back the eternal question of how good the person is at the job vs how good the person is interviewing for jobs
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@latereigns @tekbog ofc it matters, fable is nothing without a good engineer
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@irrational_data @tekbog system design is even worse of a scam than coding
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@tekbog I don't do coding interviews. I'll do tons of system design but I just don't do well with live coding. I've worked at FAANG, if they want you they'll find a way to bring you in.
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@usr_bin_roygbiv well, maybe you will get a cheap house in 30 years, if you don't buy it now. but maybe not
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@Clavicular0 do you even understand what you are saying? how did the war target “good genes”? genuinely a fucking retard
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Girls from the US are a lot more attractive than EU simply because the gene pool was devastated during WW2. All the good genes died in war, while the physically unfit stayed back and reproduced.
Genetics are the number one factor in looks, but Looksmaxing still can bring success. So im going to offer my looksmaxing course 50% off to the French because not only do they need it, but they also cant afford it at full ticket.
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@teortaxesTex it's not 90-s anymore, Russian kindergartens are basically the same
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and yeah you ARE supposed to fall asleep on command during the Quiet Hour in a Russian kindergarten. A certain kind of psychopractice… but at the very least you get good at lying. For life.
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> No coercion: if you want you can sleep, otherwise you just lie still. Chinese style: don't force, give a choice, let children develop confidence…
This is comical but it's actually very telling about Russian kindergartens. Yeah we wouldn't suffer much in the Chinese Century
Dragon kingdom.wu🌃@loongkingdom
This is a bit of personal insight for Russian mothers who are planning to send their children to school in China.
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@Lespaul_ @BrianMcDonaldIE @VashurinM beautiful story but i personally know ppl who worked on telegram at that time and they were in Russia sitting in the same building with vk up until very recently
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Instead of attacking Yandex, perhaps the EU might ask why its own member states have failed to produce anything comparable.
Russia built a domestic tech ecosystem covering search, maps, taxis, delivery, cloud, AI, voice assistants and local services.
The EU, with far more money and a much larger market, mostly relies on the likes of Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Uber and essentially functions as a digital colony of the United States.
EUvsDisinfo@EUvsDisinfo
Yandex was once presented as one of Russia’s most successful technology companies. Over time, however, it was transformed through legislative pressure, censorship, and increasing state influence into a key part of Moscow’s disinformation environment. The story of Yandex illustrates how control over information increasingly depends on digital infrastructure, not just traditional media.
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@BrianMcDonaldIE @VashurinM Telegram was built outside of russia when durov have been prosecuted and lost VK, so he exile and built TG
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@elektrikala_ee @BrianMcDonaldIE fsb manually checked every single econom rides
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@BrianMcDonaldIE Yandex taxi collected and sent information to FSB.
Bolt does respect privacy.
You are correct. Bolt is not comparable to Yandex.
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@SirHumphrey1969 @BrianMcDonaldIE linux is not finnish lmfao, this is as true as saying that google is russian because brin was born in moscow. mistral ai is literally worse than sber's gigachat btw
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@BrianMcDonaldIE Your current assessment is correct, but things are changing. National governments are switching OS from Windows to Linux (Finnish). France's civil service uses a French AI tool and ditched Palantir's product. Zoom & Teams are being phased out across the continent by states.
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@ThePrimeagen looping is pretty great when you for example need to change dependency A to B with different interface, and change all occurrences, used it once for pretty big refactoring, couldn't believe it worked from the first time, all integration tests passed
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Unironically I have created a program looping actually works for
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@usr_bin_roygbiv @satellitedown how exactly are local ai/os bros going to make millions of dollars though? genuine question, maybe lack of imagination on my part lol
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reading the comments on this made me realize most ppl I interact with right now are going to make millions of dollars. it's like talking about the internet 5 years before the .com bubble. if you have even a shitty mediocre idea it will print
taoki@justalexoki
told a friend about how we use ai to transcribe, summarize, extract actions from meetings, then how claude executes on those actions etc and he looked like i was talking about some alien tech. he just started using chatgpt two months ago. two legitimately different worlds
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@justalexoki what exactly does claude execute?.. i understand how all of these works but since 99% of meetings are literally useless it's just wasted tokens
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told a friend about how we use ai to transcribe, summarize, extract actions from meetings, then how claude executes on those actions etc and he looked like i was talking about some alien tech. he just started using chatgpt two months ago. two legitimately different worlds
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@Z993Frank @enjojoyy he was licking putin's balls for the most of his career
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@enjojoyy I guess he was lucky that Putin didn’t put him in prison
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If you’re a founder and don’t know who this guy is, you should definitely learn about him.
Because for me he’s a crazy example of resilience.
He’s a Russian entrepreneur that built one of the best, mobile app first banks in Russia.
He’s also one of the first ones who spoke up against the war when it started, got sanctioned and forced by Russian government to sell the bank for 5% of its price.
Now he built a brand new modern bank in Mexico, for Mexicans, has over 4million users and growing.
The definition of staying true to yourself and keeping building no matter what
His name is Oleg Tinkov
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@enjojoyy he is also generally a piece of shit, was a fucking lunatic in 2015 moscow, got cancer, swore he changed, cured and became even more insufferable
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