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Downloading arbitrary Apple Podcast episode transcripts
(blog.alexbeals.com)
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I'm a big fan of sidenotes as a solution for this. If you're on desktop they'll pop out to the side and it's easy enough to glance over at them or stay focused on the main text without having to navigate around. On mobil
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Recently, a lot of reverse engineering. I’ve been writing them up on my blog, so there’s a growing list of technical deep dives from this year: around Letterboxd with mitmproxy[0], iOS Shortcuts deeplinks[1], the QR codes for Fitness SF[2],
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Yes. https://homelessnesshousingproblem.com/
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I also handled these all the time as a kid in northern Oregon, literally hundreds in a day because they would hang out in a series of lakes nearby. Is there a non-poisonous rough-skinned newt variant? I find it impossible to believe that as
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Reverse Engineering iOS Shortcuts Deeplinks
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Neat, $17,500 is pretty good, I’m so used to these blog posts being for peanuts, or where companies fix the vulnerability but don’t pay out at all. Apple’s gotten better about this since 2019.
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A juvenile, just under a foot. Direct footage on YouTube here[0] if you don’t want to click through ads. [0] https://youtu.be/lzPoG9H8Hlo?si=udDxsRPeLOcR_smk
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Wrong title?
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Any specific parts?
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> So I did the natural thing: I saved and extracted the amdgpu.ko kernel module, decompiled it in Ghidra, and mapped the location of the crash in dm_resume to the corresponding lines in the kernel source. This is always my favorite part
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> So, we’re going to continue to focus these systems on tackling illegal and high-severity violations, like terrorism, child sexual exploitation, drugs, fraud and scams. I don't think this is exhaustive, and I think SSI (suicide
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Very cool writeup, would’ve benefited from some LaTeX formatting.
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Harry Potter and the Anatomy of a Speedrun
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https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/23/technology/characterai-la... as well
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Why is this unique to America? Why doesn’t this apply to the UK?
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This article does an okay job posing the question, and then stops. Is there an actual answer or work on an answer that people would point to?
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> We use synthetic data generation to produce the vast majority of our SFT examples, iterating multiple times to produce higher and higher quality synthetic data across all capabilities. Additionally, we invest in multiple data processin
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Are there any good OCR packages that are state of the art for general-purpose transcription? (i.e. give it a business card and get it to format it for you, give it a comic and have it transcribe it, give it nutritional info and have it tabl
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The videos look awesome but the "try it out here" codesandbox links don't work for me on MacOS Chrome desktop. I get 'Uncaught ReferenceError: SharedArrayBuffer is not defined' and some CORS errors: 'ERR_BLOCKE
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CAR-T treatments are expensive because they’re individualized. The process has to be repeated per-individual. That’s completely different from lab-meat.
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Admittedly TikTok is China-owned, and China already bans multiple U.S. based social media companies.
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This might be a better source, with all of the images. https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/a-19th-century-vis...
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Archive while this is down - https://web.archive.org/web/20240229191137/https://www.tbray...
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Cool analysis, though it doesn’t make for a very linear read. This is the kind of issue where laws really need to be updated, it’s crazy that non-consensual pornography is legislated against across the US but that deepfakes (for the most pa
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That’s interesting! I think of them as diffs, though I know they’re snapshots. More familiar with Mercurial though, which may influence my thinking.
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> Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait I think this probably qualifies, a better title would be something like “Experts confirmed the culprit: coastal coyotes”
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YouTube does not have the scale to manually review every time someone flags an ad. HN community believes that “oh, but MY report is high signal” which may be true, but user reports as a whole are not high signal. So instead it’s going throu
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What makes you say that? The article is light on details about what the apps actually do, and why they might be violating.
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I don’t think either of these (or the base Emu model) are open source.
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