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by curious_curios 1y ago
Put your site behind cloudflare with geo and bot blocking should eliminate the vast majority of them.
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by curious_curios 1y ago
Do note there’s nothing stopping you from doing both.
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by curious_curios 1y ago
As I recall it was primarily based on some rough hardcoded heuristics on your searches. It could be reliably reproduced with certain exact searches, and seemingly only targeted a few programming languages.
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by curious_curios 1y ago
Definitely something to this. I think that’s why so many social media platforms are entirely image/video based because that’s easier on the phone.
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by curious_curios 1y ago
Some approaches we’ve used: - Group the comments by theme, then pass groups to the LLM to summarize/deduplicate then pass the outputs of that as context. - RAG where only relevant parts are included in the context. - Use an LLM with a
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by curious_curios 1y ago
You’re welcome! Hit up the freelancing firms staffing your company, they probably work for others in different industries too. Note they’ll take their cut, but you’ll probably still get paid more than your current hourly.
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by curious_curios 1y ago
There’s a whole world of unintuitive reasons for this kind of thing. Non-exhaustive list: - Freelancers are OpEx, FTEs are CapEx. They are usually separate budgets so departments split. - They want to maintain good relationships with the fr
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by curious_curios 1y ago
NAL but we’re in uncharted territory here with the administration ignoring court orders.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
When AI outputs have extensive primary source citation and are peer reviewed then sure. Even now with deep research and web browsing capabilities it doesn’t vet its sources though. It has a long way to go.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
Historically the moderation tooling on Reddit has been overlooked and terrible. There was a lot of tooling that got built up on the Reddit API to help with this, but a lot of that got torched when they locked down the API. When you add in h
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by curious_curios 2y ago
Likely yes, via TURN servers.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
It’s largely dependent on the client’s bank/card issuer, but it’s definitely well under 50%
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by curious_curios 2y ago
I assume there’s payment processor reputation that they get dinged on that they want to price in.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
Don’t fight them, just block the user from ever using the service again and keep going. Statistically you’ll lose even with airtight evidence.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
Documents don’t take up much space. Videos absolutely do though, so you’ll get a pretty good return on investment in going through those.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
These questions are asked (at least in the US context) due to required reporting to the EEOC: https://www.eeoc.gov/data/eeo-data-collections
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by curious_curios 2y ago
The general consensus is that political posts are not viable on this site. I interpret that anecdotally from the fact that any post involving anything politically adjacent, including posts about technology related to a person in the politic
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by curious_curios 2y ago
I think there’s potential for a race condition between when you close the Listener and the http server spins up on the no longer reserved port that we’ve seen with lots of tests being run in parallel. You can return the listener, use t.Clea
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by curious_curios 2y ago
It’s time to start hiring people. Seriously, you will not regret it.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
3rd party attestations tied to secure hardware enclaves.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
I get the sentiment, but I can say without any hyperbole that would be a death sentence on the majority of people with chronic conditions.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
The VP is looking out in their best interests, the IC should do the same and move to the new team on the original schedule. Any promise not in writing will disappear most of the time, even then it can be walked back.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
As best as I can tell it sounds like the emails are coming from _within_ the NOAA network, not your usual spam.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
I think this is a result of the Chatham House Rule, which is very much in vogue in the startup world these days.
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by curious_curios 2y ago
The sooner the better. The numbers are usually locked in at step 3, so talking about it after step 4 means you missed your chance. Have a number in mind and propose it to them now. Inflate it a little so if they only meet you part of the wa
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by curious_curios 2y ago
Undoubtedly yes, things will be much better 20-30 years in the future. There still might be several forms of cancer we don’t make much progress on, but there will be some that we completely crush. The best results are with prevention. Earli
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by curious_curios 2y ago
Two options I’ve seen: Customer Managed Keys - You have everything encrypted in your database via a key the customer has. You request (likely automated) that key every time you process the data. They can revoke at any point, and have an aud
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by curious_curios 2y ago
Lorelei and the Laser Eyes to get my puzzle fix in
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by curious_curios 2y ago
More so retailers are externalizing loss insurance out to the consumer instead of treating as part of the price. Assuming they’re able to discriminate on the cost to bias against high theft regions you’ll see a lot more pressure locally to
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by curious_curios 2y ago
https://www.hl7.org/fhir/

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