VladVladikoff

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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
We really are speed running any percent to the destruction of decent quality technology.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Been on Orpheus since it started, I loaded about 800GB of my music collection from what onto that site, but could never find an invite to RED, if you can share one I would love a chance to check it out.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
I don’t really have 16 hours to burn watching a live stream recording, but I kinda want to watch it for the lolz.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Thanks Elon, very cool!
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Isn’t 9 tok/s unbearable? I frequently see Claude sessions hit 1Mtok in less than a day. It seems that 9tok/s would be really slow for actual work.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
>Cloudflare, love you guys, but this needs to stop Stockholm syndrome
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
What gets me is how honestly horribly written most of these scrapers are. I found one ip in my logs recently that had 50,000 attempts at the same 404, over and over every few seconds.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Where does the legality with this lie? I’ve read cases where someone was jailed just for changing the ID in a url parameter. If you are intercepting network requests and then replaying them (with modifications?) in you own custom code, I be
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Love your username! Great book. It’s a shame he’s been cast into obscurity because of his personal life. You mean someone who writes lots of dark fiction is a deeply dark and troubled soul himself! Gasp!
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Google uses data from chrome. If you visited it with chrome, google knows it exists.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Right because that’s worked so well with gun control too!
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
It’s the wrong fix to the problem. The correct fix is enforcing an infinite scroll limit (time), after which the app tells you to take a break (for some amount of time).
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Yes I was wondering the same. Why is the mean using a different set of years than the total data set? There also seems to be a year where the swing was equally as extreme in the other direction, what year was this? Would be worth mentioning
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
>42 hosts with remote management >vender doesn’t want to fix it Sometimes I wonder if the white hat hackers who find such a thing should just take it a step further and patch those hosts. Take the firmware, fix those bugs and update t
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
>We already wrote a scenario about this, called AI 2027. It depicts takeoff happening in 2027 instead of 2030 So in less than 3 years, their exponential growth curve doomsday prediction has moved back 3 years. This seems to be the opposi
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Ask HN: Who is your startup using for insurance?
1 points by VladVladikoff 3mo ago|1 comments
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
I clicked on one, he was rambling about wearing sunglasses because of studio lights, seems like pointless drivel, so I stopped watching.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Yes we allow in room multiple devices and casting to the room TV. The TVs exist in each rooms separate VLAN. Inter room communication between group bookings is in the works but it’s complex to say the least.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
We push a QR code to their TV as well as send them an SMS after check in.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
I want to know this too, as I’m hoping to fabricobble up a “smart speaker” that communicates with my local AI assistant. Right now we do everything via iMessage but it would be nice to be able to tell it to add things to my grocery list by
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
I watched the link but I didn’t see where he talked about making it difficult to OCR? What exactly was done that made it difficult to OCR?
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
I’m working on a hotel right now. And I’ve gone to great lengths to make the wifi more secure. Everyone on their own VLAN. Separate PPSK for each room. Credentials are randomly generated and not some ridiculous pattern of last name and room
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
Strange to eschew the only actual power they have. Interesting times.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
That’s not actually possible with the example given in the article (dropping scss and moving to nested css), it’s all or nothing for many cases.
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
With images specifically it’s a tradeoff. For image heavy sites like mine, the performance gains provided by webp for the 96% outweigh the potential degradation for the 4%. We get a fair amount of support tickets but not a single ticket has
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by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
I usually go by CanIUse's global percentage when deciding if I can utilize a new browser feature, and right now it's 90.81% ( https://caniuse.com/css-nesting ) That's a bit lower than I would be comfortable wit
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by VladVladikoff 4mo ago
Samsung ML-1630. I had it for a really long time. I had opened it up to solder the page counter to ground so it always thought it was on page 0, instead of demanding to replacement. And I had manually refilled the toner many times into the
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by VladVladikoff 4mo ago
In all honesty for years I had one in my small home office, and every time I printed something I could smell it in the room afterwards for an hour, sometimes even getting headaches from this. Switched to inkjet a few years ago and will neve
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by VladVladikoff 4mo ago
What if I want a printer that won’t print traceable dots on everything I print?
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by VladVladikoff 4mo ago
I really don’t understand why people are so passionate about Costco. Every time I try to shop for items there, it is always cheaper elsewhere. Perhaps this is just Canada vs USA, but Canadians are extremely passionate about Costco too. A go

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