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by aembleton 8mo ago
Most of them still source their ads from a known domain so you can easily block them using DNS.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Maybe Fabrice Bellard could be a candidate.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Maybe Open AI will sell you 'Lens' which will assist with sorting through the submissions and narrow down the papers worth reviewing.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
No need to restrict it then
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by aembleton 9mo ago
> you're always going to be competing with "I could build this myself" Even more so these days with agentic coding
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Why would we need to store the createdAt value in a file? The filesystem already stores this information. We could just store the text which would mean no Json would be needed.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Firefox also had it when it was called Firebird, and I'm sure Mozilla had tabs.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
It definitely generates useful amounts of power, especially in the summer. The problem is that we still need gas plant, and the distribution infrastructure ready for the rest of the year when it isn't so effective. In the last year, 2
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by aembleton 9mo ago
OpenStreetMap (the DB behind this map) is incredible. It has so much useful information inside it.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
I would say 10% of the homes in my estate in Derbyshire have rooftop solar. We haven't gone for it yet because I still think the cost is too high. It might work out when electricity gets even more expensive.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
EVs are typically heavier than ICE cars so will cause more tyre wear.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
They're probably not downloading every svg each time they scrape the site. Probably focused on scraping the text.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Could be added to the llms.txt proposal: https://llmstxt.org/
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by aembleton 9mo ago
If your bank has a website.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Even the original margarine (before the invention of hydrogenation) is more processed than the best bread and butter. To quote from Ultra-Processed People: Mège-Mouriès took cheap solid fat from a cow (suet), rendered it (heated it up with
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by aembleton 9mo ago
You can update the data in Open Street Map. Theres a lot of incorrect data in there, but it can only be as good as the data thats been entered.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
I know there's one in Bruges, which is mapped on here: https://openinframap.org/#13.22/51.21001/3.22418/A,B,I,L
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by aembleton 9mo ago
https://imginn.com/ Use this extension to setup a redirect https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/redirector/
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by aembleton 9mo ago
I'm imagining a world where ads on screens generate enough revenue to mean that rail and bus services are free. It would be annoying, but free public transport would also reduce car volumes improving transport for all.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
With enough humans, it starts to look like a machine
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Thats brilliant. For example: https://pure.md/sparkbox.com/foundry/helene_and_mobile_web_p... Now the favicon (5.92KB) is larger than the article (5.16KB). Much better than the original (4.11MB)
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by aembleton 9mo ago
> needs to be redone every page visit Have you got an example of that?
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Surely the abuse is caused by your browser showing you the slide in. python.org might be asking your user agent to do it, or it might be asking a third party to do this; either way the interpretation of how to display that is down to the us
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by aembleton 9mo ago
You could have also run Chrome just for the few sites you play videos from.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Or option (c), they offer their drivers less for the job for 5 minutes to see if they'll take it anyway; if not then they pay a more reasonable amount.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Testing the response.
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by aembleton 9mo ago
Under our eyes
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by aembleton 10mo ago
Yes, and AI
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by aembleton 10mo ago
If my phone has a VPN to my home server, then it should all be encrypted.
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by aembleton 10mo ago
> But notice how you just did a much better job of explaining what this thing does without using any jargon at all. There was plenty of jargon and acronyms like LAN and SSH. You're just used to those ones.

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