Barbing

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by Barbing 1mo ago
The “without WiFi” panels indeed looking rare. Found one line and it’s out-of-stock for 2-4wks: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1828914-REG/samsung_q... Looks like $400 for a 55” 4K TV, $500 for a comm
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by Barbing 1mo ago
People sure are different. Your heart must be in the right place. The kind of post that includes: > that relationship is not good for the self I’d expect to come across, or read in my eyes, differently. Maybe more sympathetic, gracious,
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Archive.today / Archive.is / Archive.ph issues the past few days. Safari Private w/iCloud Private Relay. See the enterprise free tier exceeded messaging: This site is exceeding reCAPTCHA Enterprise free quota. That’s
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Their /s was implied (Like, Meta’s intentions? lol)
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by Barbing 1mo ago
If we search “dating app” on an App Store, wonder just how long it’ll let us scroll. Past a dozen apps with OP’s idea presumably.
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Bet you’re right. I just said 20sec is too long but maybe they do this for me and it feels just right so my perception and reality and opinion are a little out of sync.
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by Barbing 1mo ago
>In the bug report I opened to YouTube, I used a nicer set of words. Didn’t use “retarded” four times then? Not sure if that or using Chrome was worse, but now onto the cool stuff: Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP): neat! 20 seconds: that’s
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Agreed. Paying security researchers fair rates is a good idea though right? Keeps future researchers honest?
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Increasing each year, interesting. Would have to really dive in to answer my own question. Thanks!
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Easiest! Loses some color, gains much clarity.
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Second helped explain the first, appreciated having both (but I’m no genius or nothin’).
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Now that you’ve seen it can be brittle (e.g. if a small sample is provided, per this single case), would it be sensible to add a disclaimer to the post? It’s a great ad for the tool (& I’d love for a perfect tool to exist!), so it’ll se
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Maybe needs a Good-Guy-Buy-It-Now w/instant delivery at a fair price. (OK that’s kind of a threat—you’re running an auction and you have the price the corp has to pay to avoid the auction ending.) $1k is so dumb and the fact we’re disc
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by Barbing 1mo ago
I hear about Zen. Random q: It can’t trick Canva into letting you use the color picker, or otherwise enable it, can it - if someone happens to know? (What a dumb feature to be locked to the Googlesphere.)
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Of all the reasons to use non-Chromium browsers whenever possible (!), this isn’t really on the list.
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Pre-flood, they didn’t pay more did they? > viewed it as insurance Of course. Beyond the ethics, the social obligation, sleeping well at night by compensating hardworking people fairly. “We can’t pay more or we’d have to hire more human
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Hadn’t seen this site! More detailed alternative: https://news.social-protocols.org/stats?id=49529621
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by Barbing 1mo ago
What a rabbithole this is now :D That glider next to the world's fastest aircraft (in 1953) dressed up for a fight, how about that. And they can water the grass... - So several thousand $ to get trained and certified and finally be rea
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Wow wow! Might see planes just a smidge differently now :)
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by Barbing 1mo ago
And they do that with fuel?! Neat!
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by Barbing 1mo ago
heh Is there a speed increase or is that purely marketing spin on “we might cache on our end but no discount for you”?
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by Barbing 1mo ago
[1] For tone and instruction following, a positive percentage increase represents an improvement in the tone of the model on sensitive topics and the model’s ability to follow instructions while remaining safe compared to Gemini 3 Flas
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by Barbing 1mo ago
My native-US-English speaker read: “disappointed that the Pro tier was opt ed -in to training on prompts by default” [and required manually opting out] “the Team tier was now also opt ed -in by default” [and required manually opting out] In
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Absolutely! Nice. (The comments under the parent indicate it was improperly flagged/made dead (maybe could happen just from downvoting?) so glad I hit the Vouch.)
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Before OpenAI, before bubble burst, before open-weight Mythos.
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Vouched especially since OP might have a perspective on this. And readers may want to look up those other repos and compare for themselves.
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Better title suggestions? Introducing Ad Blocker for Firefox on iOS [Non-GA] ?
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Especially the "jump in with both feet in the spirit of contribution and cooperation" part... wait! Note parent account created just for this rude comment.
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by Barbing 1mo ago
>AI is certainly very capable of being dumb (as are humans). I wonder how exactly the average scraper got to be so inefficient on kernel.org. Did someone prompt a SotA model to write the most generic scraper possible? Did someone prompt
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by Barbing 1mo ago
Searching around for this, found "make users click the mouse three times"[1] as an anti-bot idea. Generally, makes sense that smaller site owners can make small customizations to existing anti-bot tech and see positive results unt

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