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Alexey Kopytko 🇺🇦
@sanmai
He/him. A millennial.
Japan, Kobe
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Joined February 2009
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    Alexey Kopytko 🇺🇦
    @sanmai
    Apr 9, 2023
    Пригласили поумничать на подкасте про вазэктомию
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    Coloring My Life
    Наша беседа с Лешей о вазэктомии. 40+ минут мне кажутся теперь длинными, но если для вас это потенциально интересная тема, то здесь все, что мы смогли рассказать о нашем семейном опыте. Все еще...
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    Alexey Kopytko 🇺🇦
    @sanmai
    Feb 9, 2023
    "One of the most common weaknesses among managers and leaders is the illusion of transparency, though it is a problem for most people. It is the tendency to overestimate how much people know what you're thinking.” -
    eugenewei.com
    American Idle — Remains of the Day
    TikTok’s Warp Scan filter is a bizarre concept for a filter in and of itself, but the myriad of ways TikTok users put it to use just shows what happens when you throw random tools to the masses and...
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    Alexey Kopytko 🇺🇦
    @sanmai
    Feb 5, 2023
    Well, damn #MyTwitterAnniversary
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    Alexey Kopytko 🇺🇦
    @sanmai
    Jan 20, 2023
    tmblr.co/Ze4VUydFhwKUGu…
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    Alexey Kopytko 🇺🇦
    @sanmai
    Jan 15, 2023
    TIL
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    Ken Shirriff
    @kenshirriff
    Jan 14, 2023
    Everyone says the Intel 8086 processor has 29,000 tiny transistors. But I counted and found 19,618. Why the difference? It turns out that most counts include "potential" transistors as well as real ones. Let's take a look and find out why.🧵
    A detailed die photo of the 8086 microprocessor. The metal layer has been removed to show the silicon underneath.
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