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San Bagratyan shared thisI've made a YouTube video on how to terminate multi-mode fiber optics using LC connector. https://lnkd.in/g9TbTTRY #boolfalse #networking #fiber
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San Bagratyan shared thisRan my 3rd marathon at LB last week. This one was my worst one ever 🤪 but I enjoyed the race, and post-race feelings (including the free Ultra beer). The sub 4h challange is still remains active !! Strava activity: https://lnkd.in/ggvQNXSc #longbeach #marathon #boolfalse
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San Bagratyan shared this🇦🇲 An old recorded "Git theory" course (teaser) for my Armenian fellows. Տարիներ առաջ առիթ եմ ունեցել տարբեր սկսնակների սովորեցնելու կամ օգնելու մեկ այլ տեսանկյունից (իրական կյանքի անալոգիաներով) նայել Git տեխնոլոգիան, որի նմանատիպ ձև գոնե ես չեմ գտել համացանցում։ Եկավ միտք, որ կարելի է նկարահանած ունենալ մի տարբերակ, և անհրաժեշտության դեպքում այն ուղարկել ընկերներին կամ մարդկանց, ում դա կարող է օգտակար լինել։ Նյութը նկարահանելու ժամանակ որևէ միտք չի եղել հետագայում այն public դարձնելու, այդ պատճառով շատ քիչ եմ մտածել վիդեոյի որակի, միջավայրի, լուսավորության, ֆոկուսինգի և այլնի մասին։ Սակայն վերջերս հաճախ էի մտածում, որ չնայած տեխնիկական որակի թույլ լինելուն, արժեր գոնե այստեղ հրապարակել, քանի որ այն հնարավոր է օգտակար լիներ այլ մարդկանց ևս։ Իրականում սա պետք է ունենար շարունակություն (գործնական 2րդ մաս), բայց հանգամանքներից ելնելով այդպես էլ առիթ չեղավ այն պատրաստելու։ Համենայն դեպս, որոշեցի սա հասանելի թողնել այստեղ (հղումը ներքևում)։ Նախապես հայցում եմ դիտողի ներողամտությունը որակի բացահայտ թերացումների համար։ Ամեն դեպքում, ունենք այն ինչ ունենք 😏 Փոքրիկ նշումներ․ Նյութը նախատեսված է սկսնակների, ինչպես նաև թեմայով հետաքրքրվող այլ որլորտի մասնագետների համար։ Վիդեոն ունի պատրաստի timestamps, որը կօգնի գտնել անհրաժեշտ հատվածը: Գրատախտակին գրվածը կարծում եմ էական դեր չի խաղում, էնպես որ կարող եք չանհանգստանալ եթե որևէ բան չերևա, նույնիսկ կարող եք հետևել միայն լսելով։ Խոսքս բավական դանդաղ է, էնպես որ անհրաժեշտության դեպքում կարող եք կարգավորել ձեզ հարմար արագությունը։ Ամբողջական youtube վիդեոն․ https://lnkd.in/ghYidbgf #boolfalse #git #armenian
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San Bagratyan shared thisHere's one of my recent hobby projects: Claim NRC ! This is a simple tool for extracting your Nike Run Club (NRC) app running activities and converting them into GPX (GPS eXchange) format, which can then be imported into other fitness tracking apps or services, such as Strava. As for now, you can sync your runs and transfer them from NRC to Strava (see the link below). But if you've had runs tracked with NRC that were before connecting NRC to Strava, you probably would be stuck here, cause NRC doesn't give any official way to export your previous runs. As a regular runner, I actively use Strava connected with NRC to track my activities. But I also have had dozens of activities saved on NRC app before connecting them, and I've always wanted not to lose those runs and move them into my Strava account somehow. To solve this problem, I started looking for any kind of tricky ways to do that and stumbled upon a Python project (see the link below). Fortunately, I was able to extract my runs and add those to my Strava activities. Later on, I decided to make a similar project with JavaScript. So, here it is. This project was inspired by NRC Exporter. It's a JavaScript alternative to the original Python version, and this version aims to provide a similar functionality with some improvements. All the other project-related information can be found in the README file, in the GitHub repository. LINKS: Claim NRC project on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/gWHk3KX7 NRC Exporter (the Python project) on GitHub https://lnkd.in/gutyxiJc Reddit discussion on how to transfer NRC history to Strava: https://lnkd.in/gsyJ5W3S Official blog post on Connecting Nike to Strava: https://lnkd.in/g5wpGUrc #nikerunclub #strava #boolfalse
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San Bagratyan shared this🏃 Ran my 2nd marathon! It wasn't good as it was supposed to, but it is what it is... anyway I set a new PR with 4:16 coming from the previous 4:30 result. In some ways I see this as a sign for the future to try and hit that so-wanted sub 4h with #projectrun. #boolfalse #lamarathon
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San Bagratyan shared thisOn this first spring morning I just made my first run with the Purple level on the Nike Run Club app. Hit this in less than 2 years of regular runs by gradually increasing my mileage up to 100+ miles per month. 🏃 Here's my Strava: https://lnkd.in/gHfWQwEP As the Los Angeles Marathon is on the way, there's only a week left for intense training, and then the next one will be calm (before the storm). I'd also like to note about my ongoing hobby project: 👨💻 The landing page for now: https://projectrun.app/ The ProjectRun mobile app is on its way too. I took a break to complete my second marathon as planned, then I'll get over the project and will post about the updates. But until then... Let's make this happen!! #projectrun #lamarathon #boolfalse
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San Bagratyan shared thisFor those who care about security on the net and not only. This is one of those rare interviews that contains a lot of important information about tech as a whole. Many content creators nowadays would instead just "sell" this by dividing it into smaller chunks. The channel itself is more focused on specific social groups, but this one looks like an exception. If you're thinking of listening to this 1-hour "long" interview or not, here are some key points that were interesting to me: - zero-day vulnerabilities - O.MG cables - going non-ethical in non-NATO-friendly countries - steganography - crypto / Tor / darknet ... and more. Stephen Sims's YT channel: Off By One Security https://lnkd.in/ghhdJRt9 Hacker interview-Steve Sims https://lnkd.in/gKktnWBB #security #pentesting #whitehat
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San Bagratyan shared thisRunning Log 🏃♂️ Hit the 1000+ mile running mark in 15 months with the NRC app. There's one full marathon, a few half marathons, and a lot of 10k/5k-s in it, which all started out from some 100m runs. It's not just running, it's discipline transformed from motivation. If you have an idea to start something, don't wait for something, just do it, nobody cares. #justdoit #projectrun #boolfalse
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San Bagratyan shared thisIn the last few days, we finally got a chance to watch the #LaraconUS2024 talks. The most interesting talk for me was the one about Laravel Reverb. It was really cool to see how Laravel v11 handles websockets presented in such a creative way. In the short video below, the package author Joe Dixon controls a drone by sending commands over a single websoket connection and receiving data in the opposite direction using the Reverb server capabilities. A few months ago my article was published on #freeCodeCamp, where I wrote a little about Reverb and build a chat app as a demo project that uses React.js as frontend and of course, Laravel as backend. You can read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gcD35RMZ Full talk on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gnzEXgd4 #laravelreverb #laracon #boolfalse
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I still prefer to use bare react
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Daniel Duggan that reminded me of this
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San Bagratyan liked thisSan Bagratyan liked this40% of what AI knows comes from Reddit. A SEMrush study of 150,000 citations recently confirmed what people building AI products already suspect. The top sources feeding most AI models are: Reddit, Wikipedia, YouTube, and Facebook. If you are building AI products on top of generic models, that is the knowledge base you are working with. When you ask a generic model a specialized question, it is drawing from forum threads and crowdsourced edits rather than from the kind of domain-specific patterns that only emerge from working inside an industry over time. The model is doing exactly what it was built to do. The problem is that the internet was never a reliable proxy for specialized domain knowledge. This is why domain-specific data is so critical when building AI products for specialized industries. A generic model has been trained on what people write about a topic online, while a domain model has been trained on what that topic looks like in practice. The output quality of your AI is only as good as it was trained on, and for specialized industries, the internet is a poor substitute for that.
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San Bagratyan liked thisSan Bagratyan liked this𝗬𝗖 𝗜𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗧𝗼 𝗔𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗮! A few hours ago, Garry Tan posted on X: “YC is launching a new batch in Armenia. Great founders are already building there. Now it’s official. Apply below: https://lnkd.in/dXVpx25N Just wow. A huge moment for the Armenian startup ecosystem and definitely not something to ignore. Don’t miss the opportunity. #YCombinator #YC #Armenia #Yerevan #Startups #StartupEcosystem Y Combinator
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San Bagratyan liked thisSan Bagratyan liked thisThanks to Lenny Rachitsky podcast, I've rethought everything about salary talks: it’s not about what you’ve done; it’s about what you will do. Instead of replaying your resume, help the company picture the problems you’ll solve and the results you’ll deliver. Slow down, ask questions, negotiate in person, and don’t be afraid to anchor high. The best negotiations aren’t battles—they’re shared solutions where everyone wins. #CareerGrowth #Negotiation #Leadership #ProductManagement #lennypodcast https://lnkd.in/dkP_GpN3He's negotiated $1B+ in executive compensation. Here's his playbook. | Jacob WarwickHe's negotiated $1B+ in executive compensation. Here's his playbook. | Jacob Warwick
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San Bagratyan liked thisSan Bagratyan liked thisLinkedIn has become a cringe factory, so I clauded a tool that generates your own thought-leader post and roasts it line by line. Try it → https://lnkd.in/dYNDFYBa If it sounds exactly like your last post... that's the point.
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San Bagratyan liked thisSan Bagratyan liked thisJust Say "NO".... Friends don't let friends do social media... A few weeks ago I stopped watching YouTube videos. I wasn't protesting, or trying to get over an addiction. Frankly creating classes for Silicon Dojo takes a ridiculous amount or time and brain power, and as I ramp up the schedule I just don't have the time to listen to folks complain about the latest Star Trek show. And a funny thing happened... I feel GOOD!!! It's like when you go from drinking a lot, and then you just don't for a week or so and you wake up in the morning and realize you don't have a headache... That's how getting off of YouTube feels!!! I've talked about this for years, but YouTube used to be a societal good. Different people could experiment doing different things and you genuinely felt better for the experience. Who can lament ZeFrank trying to make a world sandwich? But those days are long gone. Now EVERYTHING is clickbait or sponsored trash. And you feel it. Just like when you wake up after drinking 3 beers the night before you're not hungover, but... you're not 100% either. There's just something about modern YT content where it's not "bad" per se, but it just does something to you... It's curious to me because I've started listening to podcasts. With my commutes 3.5 hour to Durham, and doing 45 minutes on the elliptical every day I just put on podcasts to waste the time. What's weird is even when I dislike the people and the content such as the "All in Podcast" with Jason Calacanis it doesn't make me feel off. I mean these are hyper scaled tech bro douches with some bat crap ideas, but... ... yup... My middle finger gets some reps in, but otherwise it doesn't stick with me... You'll never hear me scream about Netflix, or Amazon Prime, or Apple TV... I don't lament RTMP, or RSS, or SIP... But YouTube... YouTube is different... There's a book I picked up years ago called "The Medium in the Message". It was written in the age Xerox machines were revolutionizing communication, and it talked about the medium content is distributed on is as important as the messages themselves. It's funny how a book from 1967 may be the most contemporary text to explain the world of 2026... Anywho... I schedule my Live Videos in the morning, logoff, and then do my ebegging in the afternoon, and log back off. You do you, but please know this industry is so toxic even those of us that earn money from it are having a hard time stomaching it anymore...
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San Bagratyan liked thisClaude Sonnet 4.6 was just released, and we already have a small cool demo built with it. Available now in the AI Chat in your JetBrains IDE, and soon in Junie!San Bagratyan liked this
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San Bagratyan liked thisSan Bagratyan liked this📢 Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2026 is looking for contributors! Work on projects like AI/ML, Cloud, or Robotics, get mentored by experts, and earn a stipend. Applications: March 16 - 31, 2026 🔗 Learn more: g.co/gsoc 🚀 #GSoC #OpenSource #GoogleSummerofCode #Techcommunities
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San Bagratyan liked thisIt’s interesting how the #AI folks seem to gloss over the practical issues with their implementations. What’s the difference between a #DDoS of your site, or a bot swarm just hammering it to death? It’ll be curious to see how the web responds. My guess is more walls and sites being locked down. Open systems will always be fundamentally vulnerable to vandals, and so at scale AI insanity will degrade services for the rest of us.San Bagratyan liked thisEvery AI agent hitting the web has the same problem. One IP making hundreds of requests per hour looks like a bot, because it is one. Sites don't rate-limit you. They reject you outright. Your agent gets a 403, retries, burns tokens reformulating, retries again. Wasted cycles, wasted money. This is the bottleneck nobody talks about in the agent space. We obsess over context windows, tool use, reasoning chains. The frontier labs struggle with it too. Claude's web access, ChatGPT's browsing, they all hit the same walls. The agent can't reliably load a webpage. 145,000 people are running OpenClaw agents right now. Most of them can't access the open web without getting blocked. So we built ClawPod. It routes your agent's browser through Massive's residential proxy network. 195 countries, real IPs, real browser fingerprints, full JS rendering. To the target site, your agent looks like a real user in Tokyo or Berlin or São Paulo. Raw proxies aren't enough anymore. Modern sites check JavaScript execution, browser fingerprints, cookie handling. A request through a residential proxy still gets flagged on anything running Cloudflare or DataDome. You need a real browser behind the proxy. That's what ClawPod does. Real browser, real fingerprint, real residential IP. Geo-target by country, city, or zipcode. Sticky sessions to maintain identity across pages. The bigger picture: someone is spawning swarms of sub-agents that apply to Upwork with finished projects. Someone else built undetectable browser fingerprints at the C++ level. We're adding the IP layer. Real browser fingerprints + real residential IPs + smart unblocker for the hard targets. That's the full stack for unblockable agents. Link to the announcement with all relevant links in the first comment.
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