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TekMol
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2y ago
Why does HF store "secrets"? Couldn't they just store a public key, the user has the secret key and signs their requests with that?
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2y ago
Very interesting, thanks. That would make my setup even simpler.
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2y ago
What I usually do is that I use two hostnames. host1 for http requests which can be cached. That host is behind a CDN. host2 for HTTP requests which can't be cached. That host points directly to my server. Are you saying it would resul
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2y ago
Let me try to understand this "Edge" thing: - The user sends an HTTP request to somesite.com - Their DNS query for somesite.com gets resolved to some datacenter near them - The HTTP request arrives at the datacenter
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2y ago
Not sure I get it. It sounds like it is a css file which styles standard html elements. But I'm not sure. If so, where is the css file? And what are those 200 files in the git repo?
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2y ago
If you are willing to make an account. I don't. There are enough free and open LLMs now which you can use without an account.
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2y ago
I tried in FireFox and Chromium on Linux, and get no matches in both browsers. On Windows in Chrome, it indeed works.
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2y ago
How easy/hard is it for someone in Europe to set up a company in Delaware and then pay themselves dividends to transfer the earnings into their personal income? Would that shield them from all the European bureaucracy? Or would their g
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2y ago
Does it work? Looking at the code, the regex it uses to find the urls seems to be: document.documentElement.innerHTML.match(/https?:\/\/[^\s/$.?#].[^\s]*videoplayback(?:\?|%3F)[^'"]+/g) Tried this
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2y ago
Strange that Google still relies so heavily on site authority. Shouldn't they have a good grasp on where people actually go on the web, which pages they use, share, bookmark etc? I'm surprised they don't base their rankings o
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2y ago
This seems to be a node in a net of ai related landing pages/websites which try to make users enter their email. I wonder what the story behind this is. Is it some kind of scam?
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2y ago
CSS now has enough Math functions supported, particularly mod(), round(), and trigonometric functions CSS can not start a timer like JavaScript does, but nowadays it's possible to define a custom variable wi
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3y ago
Are there any trustworthy "truck youtubers" who have reviewed trucks long before the Cybertruck and then reviewed the Cybertruck? I would be interested in their opinions.
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3y ago
What is the use case of a VPN? To hide the IPs of the servers you are visiting from your internet provider? With a VPN, the VPN provider sees those IPs. How is that better? And why would I care that my internet provider sees those IPs in th
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3y ago
The link should be changed to: https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/sima-generalist-ai-age...
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3y ago
Where do you see that? I don't see any information of Europe being blocked. But I'm in Europe, and I can't get Bard to make images.
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3y ago
I don't understand the situation. If you publish a popular app via an alternative app store and don't pay Apple, Apple can still block/remove your app? Then what is the point of alternative app stores? I thought it's abo
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3y ago
If Apple has to approve of every app, then what changed? I thought the whole point of alternative appstores is to do away with that?
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3y ago
Maybe it would have been better to allow alternative OSes rather that alternative appstores? The OS is something that gets actively managed by Apple. So they can argue that interacting with it has to follow certain rules. Independent OSes w
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3y ago
When developers distribute their app via non-Apple appstores, they do not use any services of Apple, right? Then how can Apple still charge them? For what? And how could Apple force them to pay?
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3y ago
Evolution is very hard to beat. CSS is not static. It has been getting better and better all the time and keeps improving.
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3y ago
Taking multivitamins is usually the wrong approach. So they are indeed a kind of snake oil. Which condition do you intend to treat by taking multivitamins? Have you looked at randomized controlled studies and found that they support your id
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3y ago
People want painkillers, not vitamins. That's why there is this endless flow of snake oil frameworks like Tailwind and all the others. People see some fancy demos and think "wow, so cool so easy" and "This is the newest
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3y ago
I always use Google Flights and wouldn't know why to us Kayak or any other flight search. Am I missing something?
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3y ago
I wish loaders would provide some feedback on what is going on. So often, I look at a loader and think "How long will it take? Is it actually still doing something? Or should I try to reload the page?". Also, I often wonder why de
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3y ago
Source? This chart (click on max) seems to say the opposite: https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/rent-inflation And from what I hear, the real rent inflation (on the free non-subsidized market) has been even higher ov
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3y ago
Lisbon is pretty, but I think it might feel a bit small after a while. Theres not that much going on. Not yet sure about Barcelona.
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3y ago
If a country like Germany is losing more and more of its clout, by losing out on internet, AI and now their car industry - does that make it a good place to live for someone who's business is international? Will prices for rent etc go
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3y ago
So the thing this prevents is: 1: User visits domain A which includes a script from domain T. The script sets a cookie with a unique ID on domain T. 2: User visits domain B which also includes the script from domain T. With the request for
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3y ago
when I send an email to a netblock's contacts with 1,000 login attempts, they should remove the accounts linked to that attempted intrusion. What proof can you give them that those login attempts really took place?
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