akdom

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by akdom 1y ago
A key tool missing in most applications of MCP is better underlying authorization controls. Instead of granting large-scale access to data like this at the MCP level, just-in-time authorization would dramatically reduce the attack surface.
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by akdom 2y ago
Specifically to the point of the comparatively low reliability / high variation of analog systems: an interesting property of neural nets is that they can be robust relative to noise when trained with the same type of noise witnessed u
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by akdom 4y ago
+1 to @sillysaurusx's comment. I'd like to add on a recommendation to read The Cold Start Problem by Andrew Chen. It goes into the trials and tribulations of creating a product dependent on network effects. More than just a prob
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by akdom 15y ago
Alright, I can see the case where someone doesn't habitually close it and stumbles upon a site where it is obscuring. It seems rather mild to me, but I guess I could regard that as a UX failing. The only solutions that immediately come to
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by akdom 15y ago
But if you're searching for specific content it seems to fall into two categories: A) The content _is_ the UI element that's being covered and the search box moves out of the way. B) The content _is not_ the UI element that's being covered
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by akdom 15y ago
Yeah... this one threw me for a loop while I was reading the post... then I realized it. In OS X the whole top of the window is a continuous gradient (all the way from the top edge to the bottom of the primary toolbar). So the OP's compla