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by blakesterz 2y ago
I found that robots.txt does an OK job. It doesn't block everything, but I wouldn't run without one because many really busy bots do follow the rules. It's simple, cheap and does knock out a bunch of traffic. The AWS WAF has
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Is DeepSeek really that big of a deal that everyone else should worry?
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I don't disagree with anything they say here: https://letsencrypt.org/2025/01/16/6-day-and-ip-certs/#short... But... How often do these types of compromises happen? I can't say I've ever s
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Just a quick note that the title is "How I Program With LLMs", this is currently missing "How" which changes the meaning a bit, at least for me.
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Looking at the PDF they link to, it doesn't say "has been arrested" it says "has criminal record". Maybe those 2 things are the same, but I'm not so sure.
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by blakesterz 2y ago
You can see everything that has cited that so far here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?linkname=pubmed_pubmed_cite... 154 so far. I'm not sure how to dig into that and answer the question though.
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by blakesterz 2y ago
This type of work was used to find Satoshi at least once. This is the one I remember: https://likeinamirror.wordpress.com/2013/12/01/satoshi-nakam...
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by blakesterz 2y ago
My first thought was wanting to get rid those files that emacs leaves behind.
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Here's the actual study: https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwor...
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This makes it seem like it's just easy, but doesn't really say that for sure I guess: What if the bacteria become resistant to the phages too? Well, that can happen easily – probably even easier than with antibiotics. Cells
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The study is here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-52631-9 Lots of cool pictures if you like oceanography stuff.
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Has anyone been using the v3 compatible version of uBlock Origin? Have you noticed much of a difference? From what I read there isn't supposed to be much of a difference?
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Last I heard Barnes and Noble was doing pretty good: https://www.theverge.com/23642104/barnes-and-noble-amazon-bo...
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"Over the years, he also helped shape the online advertising industry by working with dot-com companies to build the marketplaces that eventually became the flourishing ad tech industry." Not sure the ad tech industry is e
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by blakesterz 2y ago
That is weirdly short. Maybe just a test? Someone proving they could do it as part of a threat? Someone accidently pressed the "Go" button accidently? Someone showing off?
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by blakesterz 2y ago
https://archive.ph/YSqEu "But the idea that AI has quietly crowded out humans is not exactly right. Slop requires human intervention or it wouldn’t exist. Beneath the strange and alienating flood of machine-generat
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Gigantic Wave in Pacific Ocean Was the Most Extreme 'Rogue Wave' on Record(sciencealert.com)
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by blakesterz 2y ago
And someone found a good reason for it? https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1fn3f25/found_rsa... "So yes, in that one specific case it's actually a good idea to publish private keys
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by blakesterz 2y ago
"In the years immediately following the dot-com meltdown, there was more tech labor than there were tech jobs. That didn’t last long. By 2005, the tech economy had bounced back on its own. After that, the emergence of mobile (a ne
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Police said 109 children were among more than 2,000 detected by artificial intelligence (AI) cameras on three A-roads in the region between July and August. That's more kids than I would've guessed. He said the technol
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Yes, without a doubt. It only has sites that I want to read, I can add or remove sites, move them to different folders. I can save stuff for later. It's much more controlled and quiet. That's not to say I don't like Reddit or
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by blakesterz 2y ago
I've been using NewsBlur since the demise of Google Reader.
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by blakesterz 2y ago
This made me wonder how long ago Bezos had announced they were going to do this drone delivery thing. I would've guessed 4 or 5 years, but it was 2013. During a 2013 "60 Minutes" interview, Jeff Bezos, who was still Amazo
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by blakesterz 2y ago
It doesn't seem like the study lines up with that headline. I am NO fan of private equity at all, so I'm not defending them. Here's the actual study. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Maybe Barnes and Noble? https://www.theverge.com/23642104/barnes-and-noble-amazon-bo... At least according to that interview, it was going well at the time about a year ago.
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by blakesterz 2y ago
"The weather in Tampa at the time was poor and getting worse. Thunderstorms were prevalent in the area and visibility was decreasing. The relevant METAR (below) indicated thunderstorms at the airfield." Maybe something we
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by blakesterz 2y ago
People with websites used to have a clear reason to allow bots to crawl and index our sites. Google and everyone sent us traffic. There was something of a trade off. Google has been slowly changing that trade by displaying more and more of
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by blakesterz 2y ago
It's just been in the news again recently because a 260 feet long pedestrian bridge, which was built in Italy, was floated up on barges to a park being built in Buffalo. Being able to transport this large structure by water helps avoid
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by blakesterz 2y ago
Reading that was just grim, the guy got laid off, then finds a new job at "a technology company that builds software to make AI writing harder to identify. In other words, Miller is helping a company that's using AI to do the work
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by blakesterz 2y ago
I'm always curious! I suppose we can call this one nearly unanimous? I skimmed her dissent and couldn't make much sense of it, seemed to be pretty technical?

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