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Their search homepage was supposed to be minimal. I was at a tech talk given by Google sometime around 2012 and they said that their ad service is not under any circumstances allowed to slow down the page load - if the ads don't return
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Every time I read about codex it's someone saying the extra limits ended that day. I'm not saying you're wrong in this instance
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It reminds me of the guy who replaced his static blog deployment scripts with asking chatgpt to generate the html from his text based on a template, and said that he isn't sure that the llm isn't changing his writing but hopes it
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And yet so many companies spent the last decade doing it to fit into AWS pricing models
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Ironically this is accidentally begging the question - that breaking them up into LLM context windows would be good because it would be to fit them in LLM context windows. Maybe you're right but I'm aghast at how much of engineeri
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Even bookz aee ruined for me now. I was reading careless people and hate all the emdashes even though in a book it's just normal
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I want someone to do this with SimCopter. I loved that game but I don't think it was very popular
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The Neo won't sell dozens of models they will take the low end laptop market by storm. I think your comment will age very poorly
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"find out where they are hosted" is doing a lot of lifting here against a massive company whose business model is hiding where end users are hiding.
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> or notice Maybe I'm being optimistic but I'm assuming the first action wasn't large scale IP blocks. Cloudflare likely didn't take action. > What do you expect cloudflare to actually do about these streams? I
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When the exploit is an advertisement for an exploit detection company, not doing the right thing is a bad look
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Can you get closer to the source than chrome? Can you get closer to the source than cloudflare? Don't be disingenuous just because you like the company.
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Who should bear that responsibility?
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Once again, who said proactively?
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Who said proactively?
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Cloudflare provide a service masking the IP address of the illegal content, really you know the answer to when them and not Chrome
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It's always annoyed me that maths has loopholes around infinity to keep it consistent
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It's been going on for a while, but a couple of weeks ago they announced it would be expanded to other sports, that's probably why
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I'm torn on this. It always should have gone through the courts, but the fact is that cloudflare are providing access to illegal content and not doing anything about it. They were left with two choices if Cloudflare refuse to act. Eith
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They break the Google monopoly by being funded by Google so that Google can say there is an alternative
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Only for your user, and it means a keylogger on the system if it gets rooted can't pull your password to try on other machines. Personally I always either login as root or use passwordless sudo.
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Local access is a bit of a misnomer though, a vulnerable website can be tricked into running a script
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If quantum computers broke cryptography I think going to some guy's blog and complaining that he failed to warn me would be pretty low down on my todo list
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I didn't challenge them on this but it's because of Claude integrations with github. I'm not sure what that gives them over just running it against the codebase, but I didn't want to lose the opportunity to finally move
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Two weeks ago I had a commission to explore migrating from selfhosted gitlab to github for better AI integration. Last night that project was cancelled due to github outages and we're going to upgrade the self hosted server instead. I&
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Are they though? I realised a couple of weeks ago that meme culture seems to have died. Obviously not to zero, we still see them, but there seemed to be two meme times - the advice animals time of around 2014, and another time since, but th
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And the title/concept seems mostly copied from this YouTube video from a mouth earlier: https://youtu.be/oYlcUbLAFmw?si=T1AIE4w49qF1u7ul I think about that video quite often
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You could also be snarky without internet access
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Self aware wolf. You don't see the problem with associating that level of tracking with your gov id?
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I think they said 22 hours of video playback in the video. If it even gets half of that for normal usage I'd be sold, the only thing stopping me giving it a shot is they are currently more expensive than the MBP and I'm not sure i
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