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Ask HN: Cloudflare "captcha" barely ever works?
3 points by dutchbrit 4y ago|0 comments
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Just have to hope OpenAI isn't having a capacity issue when you get asked a question haha but a pretty good idea overall.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Focus on other things while everyone else is jumping on the AI train.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Isn't this just common sense?
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Headless UI – Unstyled, fully accessible UI components for Tailwind(headlessui.com)
1 points by dutchbrit 4y ago|0 comments
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Indeed, but then again, it says more about the apps really. No real reason why they should consume so much memory.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
If I didn’t have to work I’d be breeding rare pigeon and growing rare plants. Possibly take up watch making as a hobby. But that’s not the question you really asked haha.. I have too many side project ideas, but not many that really mean a
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Which they ultimately should do when crawling a site. OpenAI does according to ChatGPT.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
I wonder if blocking user agents all in robots.txt and then allowing only googlebot etc. would be sufficient? At the end of the day, content rewritten (by AI or people) can still be breaking copyright law making it already illegal what Open
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Congratulations Matt! I love reading blog posts like this, did you do all the marketing yourself?
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Try using SendGrid or Mailgun.
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Ask HN: What were your biggest accomplishments in 2022?
2 points by dutchbrit 4y ago|1 comments
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Talking about dates and Safari, be aware of this in JavaScript. new Date('12-27-2022'); works in Chrome but returns an invalid date in Safari & FireFox. new Date('12/27/2022'); works for all browsers.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Nice and simple solution!
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Good point!
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Edit, removed my previous message as it sounded quite negative, wasn't well thought out and was also partially off-topic. Product looks nice and simple, good job!
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
In Magento (but can be applied to any type of product really), I added XSS to all $_POST requests in code and managed to find an XSS. Even though it was self-XSS and I didn’t receive a bug bounty, it was a really simple way of finding it. I
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
I always love seeing numbers and other peoples success. It motivates. I think the majority don’t see it as bragging, it shows you can bootstrap your own startups.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Warning: Don't visit the proxy mirror at work, I was redirected to xcams/adult content.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
And Apple has removed all their tweets. Or did Twitter remove them?
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
It would be nice to have the option to fill your own bottles in supermarkets. Our local supermarket does offer that, but only with freshly squeezed juices.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Looks like the site currently doesn't know how to serve PHP/you download their source code for the homepage when visiting.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
When it comes to running in the "cloud", I'd probably go for Hetzner. Way way way cheaper than the examples mentioned in this post. I guess the main question is, how much is privacy really worth to you - or what other alterna
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Didn't Ross hire a hitman?
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Experience: I make prosthetic arms with Lego(theguardian.com)
1 points by dutchbrit 4y ago|0 comments
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
A bit of both really!
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
It’s very much work in progress but hope to have an alpha out sometime next week. You can sign up for updates here: https://ciety.com
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Haha same here, started skinning on 1.3. The good old Invisionize days!
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
Funny, I’m basically building the same thing at the moment.
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by dutchbrit 4y ago
I was small kid back then but playing around with QBasic on our Windows 3.11 was great fun back then! Also used it to create music: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5pwxjJAMjo8

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