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An engineer (IT).
Born in USSR, living in Ireland.
Open for debates. If you disagree with any of my positions: write me, let's clarify the positions and have a live streamed debate.
Anything I write here is not informed by the position of my employer
Born in USSR, living in Ireland.
Open for debates. If you disagree with any of my positions: write me, let's clarify the positions and have a live streamed debate.
Anything I write here is not informed by the position of my employer
It seems there is no official non-French TP-Link account on BSky, so complaining into the void:
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Dear, TP-Link,
You do understand that this error message of yours means you don't hash the password, don't you? I'm not even talking about all the other issues here. Please fix this.
Best regards.
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Dear, TP-Link,
You do understand that this error message of yours means you don't hash the password, don't you? I'm not even talking about all the other issues here. Please fix this.
Best regards.
December 2, 2025 at 10:42 PM
It seems there is no official non-French TP-Link account on BSky, so complaining into the void:
---
Dear, TP-Link,
You do understand that this error message of yours means you don't hash the password, don't you? I'm not even talking about all the other issues here. Please fix this.
Best regards.
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Dear, TP-Link,
You do understand that this error message of yours means you don't hash the password, don't you? I'm not even talking about all the other issues here. Please fix this.
Best regards.
People are polarized about immigration and other issues only because they are being brainwashed. When you start asking people about statistics, you see that their understanding of the world is completely skewed by lying propaganda.
The only way to stop this, is to fight the propaganda.
The only way to stop this, is to fight the propaganda.
December 1, 2025 at 1:51 PM
People are polarized about immigration and other issues only because they are being brainwashed. When you start asking people about statistics, you see that their understanding of the world is completely skewed by lying propaganda.
The only way to stop this, is to fight the propaganda.
The only way to stop this, is to fight the propaganda.
I feel like if we were to breakdown the "Accidents" into "Car, e-bikes, other" then we will see a similar mismatch between reality and reporting:
December 1, 2025 at 1:38 PM
I feel like if we were to breakdown the "Accidents" into "Car, e-bikes, other" then we will see a similar mismatch between reality and reporting:
No. Typically, when an economic bubble bursts, it precipitates a recession (or a similar event), which often results in increased unemployment, reduced consumer spending, and wage declines in inflation-adjusted wages.
You can see what happened to wages in other western countries after 2008.
You can see what happened to wages in other western countries after 2008.
November 30, 2025 at 3:53 PM
No. Typically, when an economic bubble bursts, it precipitates a recession (or a similar event), which often results in increased unemployment, reduced consumer spending, and wage declines in inflation-adjusted wages.
You can see what happened to wages in other western countries after 2008.
You can see what happened to wages in other western countries after 2008.
One can see that the trend is completely fine, if you exclude the bubble:
November 30, 2025 at 12:34 PM
One can see that the trend is completely fine, if you exclude the bubble:
And to confirm that the bubble indeed affected the UK:
November 30, 2025 at 12:29 PM
And to confirm that the bubble indeed affected the UK:
Just in case, here are my preparation notes for the last debates on this topic
November 13, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Just in case, here are my preparation notes for the last debates on this topic
Just for convenience, here is a quote from wiki about Bjørn Lomborg:
November 8, 2025 at 11:41 AM
Just for convenience, here is a quote from wiki about Bjørn Lomborg:
What's your point? The link you gave also contains inflation-adjusted charts, and they look pretty similar:
November 8, 2025 at 11:37 AM
What's your point? The link you gave also contains inflation-adjusted charts, and they look pretty similar:
It’s pretty remarkable that more than half of all government shutdown days in U.S. history occurred under a single president, Donald J. Trump, even though his party controlled both the Senate and the House for most of those shutdowns.
October 31, 2025 at 12:31 AM
It’s pretty remarkable that more than half of all government shutdown days in U.S. history occurred under a single president, Donald J. Trump, even though his party controlled both the Senate and the House for most of those shutdowns.
> Scientists race <...>
For a second I thought we've managed to breed a race of scientists on this planet...
Although, since the vast majority haven't planed PC games back in 1993, I guess almost nobody will understand the picture.
For a second I thought we've managed to breed a race of scientists on this planet...
Although, since the vast majority haven't planed PC games back in 1993, I guess almost nobody will understand the picture.
October 19, 2025 at 6:52 PM
> Scientists race <...>
For a second I thought we've managed to breed a race of scientists on this planet...
Although, since the vast majority haven't planed PC games back in 1993, I guess almost nobody will understand the picture.
For a second I thought we've managed to breed a race of scientists on this planet...
Although, since the vast majority haven't planed PC games back in 1993, I guess almost nobody will understand the picture.
Could somebody from the US explain to me WTF, please?
October 4, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Could somebody from the US explain to me WTF, please?
Americans trusting republicans more on economy, crime and other stuff given all information right there in the Internet is beyond insane. It's almost like people in Russia who still genuinely support Putin.
September 27, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Americans trusting republicans more on economy, crime and other stuff given all information right there in the Internet is beyond insane. It's almost like people in Russia who still genuinely support Putin.
I'll just leave it here:
September 27, 2025 at 2:33 PM
I'll just leave it here:
They say the conversation between Tyler Robinson and his roommate was released by the prosecutors:
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/26...
See also the screenshots:
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/26...
See also the screenshots:
September 16, 2025 at 9:18 PM
They say the conversation between Tyler Robinson and his roommate was released by the prosecutors:
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/26...
See also the screenshots:
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/26...
See also the screenshots:
Reminds me of the face on this painting:
September 12, 2025 at 12:47 AM
Reminds me of the face on this painting:
P.S.: Even if you open "День России" on wiki, the second thing you see is:
August 28, 2025 at 5:12 PM
P.S.: Even if you open "День России" on wiki, the second thing you see is:
I see.
This is different, because it is a one-color ribbon, and it does not have the same foldings.
To my Russian eye these ribbons I mean (like in the poster with Trump) are quite characteristic to Russian propagandists. So I'm just curious if this is also normal in the US or a new thing.
This is different, because it is a one-color ribbon, and it does not have the same foldings.
To my Russian eye these ribbons I mean (like in the poster with Trump) are quite characteristic to Russian propagandists. So I'm just curious if this is also normal in the US or a new thing.
August 28, 2025 at 4:37 PM
I see.
This is different, because it is a one-color ribbon, and it does not have the same foldings.
To my Russian eye these ribbons I mean (like in the poster with Trump) are quite characteristic to Russian propagandists. So I'm just curious if this is also normal in the US or a new thing.
This is different, because it is a one-color ribbon, and it does not have the same foldings.
To my Russian eye these ribbons I mean (like in the poster with Trump) are quite characteristic to Russian propagandists. So I'm just curious if this is also normal in the US or a new thing.
People still don't understand LLMs don't recognize anything. LLMs are just a glorified text auto-completion tool, they just are trying to provide you with statistically more likely continuation, without any comprehension of what these words mean.
August 28, 2025 at 2:30 PM
People still don't understand LLMs don't recognize anything. LLMs are just a glorified text auto-completion tool, they just are trying to provide you with statistically more likely continuation, without any comprehension of what these words mean.