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Если вы когда-то хотели рисунок своего персонажа, но у вас не было денег для рисунка у художника на заказ — можете попытать счастья на r/characterdrawing. Там вы можете разместить свой запрос, и, возможно, кто-то из художников сабреддита возьмётся его нарисовать. Безвозмездно (прописано в правилах сабреддита).
Reddit r/characterdrawing A place to draw characters for each other, and check out cool character art. This sub focuses on free requests for D&D or other TTRPG characters, and the artists who draw them.
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Post #11104 929

Forwarded from Технологический Болт Генона

> Президент Чехии Павел призвал НАТО «отключить РФ» от интернета

Эту битву НАТО проиграет и РКН это сделает раньше
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Post #11103 1.14K

Forwarded from Neural Machine

Быть сильным мужчиной - значит быть женщиной
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Post #11101 1.07K
#prog #rust #article

Why I built wrkflw

If you have spent enough time around CI, you probably know the loop. Change one line in a workflow. Push. Wait for the runner. Watch the job fail for a reason that has nothing to do with the line you changed. Push again. A few rounds later, the real feature is tiny and your git history is mostly you arguing with YAML in public. wrkflw started because I wanted that whole loop to happen on my laptop instead of on GitHub's servers, and preferably without leaving a trail of embarrassing commits behind.

Two years and more edge cases than I expected later, it has turned into a Cargo workspace with sixteen crates. It validates and runs GitHub Actions workflows locally, has a TUI, a proper expression evaluator, four runtime modes, watch mode, secrets, artifacts, cache, reusable workflows, and even a GitLab pipeline parser because apparently I don't know how to leave a side project alone. This post is mostly my attempt to answer the questions people keep asking me: why not just use act, why Rust, and what part was actually hard?
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Post #11100 988
Почти не #meme
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Post #11098 1.03K

Forwarded from Лингвошутки

Разработчик добавил в профиль в Linkedin просьбу обращаться к нему на древнеанглийском, и теперь ИИ-рекрутеры начинают письма с обращения My lord
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Post #11096 2.32K
Папищеки пишут
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Post #11091 865
Pavel Durov 🤖 Your Telegram inbox can now run itself. Assign a bot to read and reply for you — with granular control over its rights and chat access. 🧠 ⚙️ Start building!
Какая прекрасная идея, которая совершенно точно не закончится чем-то неприятным или нежелательным
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Post #11090 829

Forwarded from Pavel Durov (Pavel Durov)

🤖 Your Telegram inbox can now run itself.

Assign a bot to read and reply for you — with granular control over its rights and chat access. 🧠

⚙️ Start building!
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Post #11088 893

Forwarded from Добрый вечер, я диспетчер

Stop bullying me
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Post #11087 808

Forwarded from kosmonozhka

Совет №2.
Вещь, которая очень меня печалит, на самом деле.
#kosmonozhka
#100_советов_художнику
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