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by gruez 1mo ago
That just creates another problem: if you're taking any measures to reduce tracking (ie. clearing cookies on shutdown or using temporary containers), this won't work. If anubis was being deployed on a site that a user visits often
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by gruez 1mo ago
>There are plenty of people demonstrating that Anubis reduces bot traffic. "Anubis reduces bot traffic" and "[the proof of work] is not stopping anyone" isn't contradictory, especially if anubis isn't being
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by gruez 1mo ago
>The assumption is that requiring 1 second of compute before allowing a page load will have more impact on the people requesting 1000 pages/sec than it will on consumers requesting 1 page every minute. Which doesn't hold. A 1s
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by gruez 1mo ago
How about data from the OCED? https://infographics.economist.com/2026/20260627_IRC330/2026... >Many of [students] do very well—but a striking share perform abysmally (see chart 1). Across rich countries some 8%
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by gruez 1mo ago
Where does this leave us then? All the dishwashers include a rinse in their standard cycle, so should it be surprising that you can save water by cutting corners like not rinsing?
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by gruez 1mo ago
> Having a golf course nearby your home is better than the golf course just existing somewhere, at least if you play golf, but that is decidedly not true of data centers. Isn't that the standard NIMBY argument, which ensures nothing
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by gruez 1mo ago
>People not being able to be evicted from their homes arbitrarily is a bad thing? There's a counterparty to that transaction, and presumably has some reason to want to cancel it, so they're being harmed in some way. Even if you
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by gruez 1mo ago
>This seems like bad advice. I've very rarely committed extra files by accident, [...] You clearly haven't seen the people who are lazy and so just do `git add . && git commit -m ... && git push -f origin` every
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by gruez 1mo ago
>The benchmarks >Tested against a Java monorepo across four scenarios, measuring tokens Claude would consume reading files directly vs. consuming the bulk-reader's summary or writing code via the code-writer. Mean bulk-read savin
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by gruez 1mo ago
>In fact, I think it's actually a perfect demonstration of how incredibly subtle and pernicious even small changes in the language we use can be, especially over a period of years to decades. Those changes are capable of reframing p
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by gruez 1mo ago
>Disabling "advertising ID" on iOS makes it extremely difficult to reliably fingerprint phones. You got this flipped. The whole point of "fingerprinting" is to build a stable identifier that works even if a explicit i
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by gruez 1mo ago
>criminals can’t deposit their money into a bank They can. It just gets reported to FinCEN, which might attract unwanted attention. The same applies to buying a $200k lambo with cash, which has to be reported to the IRS[1], on top of bei
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by gruez 1mo ago
>No it can't. Regulation is already being flouted. So regulations to ban datacenters work, but for some reason regulations to ban gas turbines or whatever doesn't work? >Please be less obvious, this is just insulting. Please
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by gruez 1mo ago
>The construction itself absolutely alters local watersheds: The first 3 apply to all construction. It's just being selectively applied because people hate datacenters.
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by gruez 1mo ago
>I would expect that a golf course construction is relatively rare event That's just status quo bias, given that they're an ongoing source of water consumption. "oh it doesn't matter that [thing] is guzzling water, be
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by gruez 1mo ago
All of those can be addressed by proper regulation. Banning them outright is the equivalent of banning all immigration just because there's some particular subgroup that people hate.
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by gruez 1mo ago
Helpful for the purposes of discussion. Consider: "Google is banning installing apps!" vs "Google is banning sideloading!" Regardless of your position on whether Android should care whether an app came from the play stor
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by gruez 1mo ago
So if some company donated to the Python Software Foundation during during Guidos rein as BDFL, would it be fair to characterize that as "That is a contribution to an individual"?
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by gruez 1mo ago
You can acknowledge that different concepts exist and would be better served by having different words, rather than trying to force others (via downvoting) into not using a given word. Whether you support google's restrictions or not,
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by gruez 1mo ago
They're definitely trying to mimic the cloudflare captcha page, but... >archive.today doesn't use a real recaptcha How? It's loading the script from google, and the images/responses are from google to.
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by gruez 1mo ago
How do you know a camera is a ALPR camera? How reliable is the data, is it just random people's unvetted reports?
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by gruez 1mo ago
>I'd enthusiastically pay a large premium for this, if any hungry startup people are looking for ideas. Dropshipping as a "make $10k/week and be your own boss" idea is back?
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by gruez 1mo ago
>Not a warning. Not a rate limit. A revocation. Clearly OP has some sock puppet claude accounts that weren't banned
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by gruez 1mo ago
>I honestly wouldn’t bother with local models right now unless I either had a 5090 and was happy with running Qwen 3.8 27B How's the actual performance of Qwen 3.8 27B? On deepswe it supposedly performs slightly worse than gpt 5.6 l
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by gruez 1mo ago
That's also incorrect, because the gmscompat app is just a helper app. Play services can and does request additional permissions. Those permissions are handled by the OS under the play services app, not gmscompat. If you want RCS for i
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by gruez 1mo ago
/s?
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by gruez 1mo ago
That's grapheneos's own app, separate from the play store or play services.
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by gruez 1mo ago
>Startpage.com I thought that was still the best way to get anonymous google index search results?
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by gruez 1mo ago
People report that it works even on grapheneos with sandboxed google play. My guess there's some fingerprinting going on, not necessarily that they're tying the account to some account id.
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by gruez 1mo ago
>what's clownish is defending anybody who would associate with a billionaire pedophile sex trafficker >anybody in the files who helped him rehab his image should rightly be consigned to the dustbin of history It's possible t

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