andreygrehov
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Comment · 17 hours ago
Kinda wrong. The US and Russia have had a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty since 2002 and the US and China have a similar agreement dating back to 2001.
Just recently, the US and China had repatriated fugitives to each other, despite having no extradition treaty. No extradition treaty does not mean transferring suspects is impossible.
Comment · 4 days ago
The internet must understand one simple rule. What’s downloadable will always be downloaded. There are plenty of people who don’t give a flying fk about your LICENSE.md, robots.txt, ToS and whatnot. It’s like leaving your bike unlocked in the public. Even if there is a giant cardboard next to it saying: “please, don’t steal the bike” - nobody cares. Someone will strikethrough the “don’t” and grab the bike.
Comment · 5 days ago
Lula is a friend of Putin. The other candidate is a friend of Trump.
Comment · 6 days ago
Who are these people? What do they do?
Comment · 6 days ago
Who are you referring to as 'fascists' and why that specific term?
Comment · 9 days ago
That's the case for Range - https://getrange.sh/ - runs any OCI image without pulling it. HTTP range requests FTW! :)
Comment · 9 days ago
It also works with more than contaienr images - HuggingFace repos (hf://org/model), S3 (s3://bucket/...) or any HTTP server really.
Range always reads only the bytes your program touches. Nothing else. You can prob shell into a 1TB image from a Raspberry Pi :)
Comment · 9 days ago
I created Range (for fun). No daemon. No root.
A few cool tricks:
`range shell python:3.12` - opens a shell image without pulling the entire image.
`range shell ubuntu --commands` - you are in Ubuntu. Type any command Ubuntu doesn't have and it comes from the image that has it. On the fly.
`range run --network none ubuntu` - network-isolated sandbox
range run ebs://snap-... -- cat /etc/os-release - opens an EBS snapshot with no EC2 instance
Another cool trick:
`range run python:3.12 --mount hf://moonshotai/Kimi-K2-Instruct:/model -- du -sh /model` says 959G instantly :)
Check it out here - https://getrange.sh
Most importantly, Range doesn't need any daemon, any container runtime, any registry or any image conversion. One binary only. On a Mac it boots its own tiny Linux VM per session, and on Linux it uses KVM.
Comment · 15 days ago
700,000?! Interesting how you went from confidently predicting the next 100 years of aviation to treating a statistical projection as a confirmed death toll.
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