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hobofan
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hobofan
2y ago
That is explicitly addressed in the bill text: > regardless of whether the visual depiction indicates, through a label or some other form of information published with the visual depiction, that the visual depiction is not authentic
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hobofan
2y ago
For a search result you can click on the shield icon, and select the ranking preference for the results of that domain. You can also manually add domains here: https://kagi.com/settings?p=user_ranked
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hobofan
2y ago
Ah, cool! Thanks for the clarification! :)
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hobofan
2y ago
Mojeek isn't mentioned on the up-to-date version of this page, so not really an indication whether they still use their index.
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hobofan
2y ago
I'm not disputing that Meta is doing build-time query->query ID replacement. I'm disputing the that they are doing that(/have to do that) because it's the only way to satisfy security requirements. It makes sense for
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hobofan
2y ago
This, to me, doesn't sound believable, as conceptually, it such a trivial problem, that I don't believe Meta can not handle it. Maybe in 2016 when that article was written that was the case, but even then I doubt it. Yes, for your
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hobofan
2y ago
From what I can tell inside the product, the public pricing seems deceptive. It appears that for the $10/month you just get access to additional features (e.g. bigger context) + a budget of $5/month of credits. The credits possibl
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hobofan
2y ago
All the main IDE-integrated ones seem very much on par (Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody, Continue.dev), with cursor.sh liked by some as it has code assistant-first UI. I've personally went back to the browser with Claude 3.5 Sonnet (and the
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hobofan
2y ago
You don't believe him and that's it. It's a blog post and not a published research paper for a reason. And reality also exists outside the scope of what's published in journals.
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hobofan
2y ago
I think for some fallback mechanisms <object> is the only way to implement them in pure HTML. E.g. I once built a logo element, where the logo may be either at logo_A.jpg, logo_B.jpg or logo_C.jpg. As there wasn't any API to dete
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hobofan
2y ago
Depending on what the desired level of "allowed exposure" is, manual reports + reviews can also work, without having up-front always-on live redaction of the audio feed. E.g. while it's not perfect, Valorant's audio chat
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hobofan
2y ago
None of the things mentioned in the article appear to have any significant impact on the resource usage and or embeddability if they were implemented, so it's totally fair to draw comparisons here. If want to have more of an apples-to-
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hobofan
2y ago
I think both should work, but you have to set the object cache pragma IIRC: https://duckdb.org/docs/configuration/pragmas.html#object-ca...
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hobofan
2y ago
Parquet and other columnar storage formats are essentially already tuned for that. A lot of requests in themselves shouldn't be that horrible with Cloudfront nowadays, as you both have low latency and with HTTP2 a low-overhead RPC chan
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hobofan
2y ago
It's rare, but in my experience it can still be very impactful and hindering adoption. E.g. that practice seems to be quite prevalent in a few high-profile pytorch packages, which caused our team a lot of pain when trying to enable rep
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hobofan
2y ago
In early days React, which was also the time where SPAs were popular, Redux was popular, as with an SPA you usually have to manage a lot of local state, which is benefits a lot by having a central managed state. With SPAs becoming less popu
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hobofan
2y ago
It sounds like a real use case, but possibly quite overkill to use an LLM. Unless you need to have some "reasoning" to classify the documents correctly, a much more lightweight BERT-like model (RoBERTa or DistilBERT) will perform
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hobofan
2y ago
Does anyone know of a maintained alternative to fasttext? It is mentioned here for language identification, but clicking through to the GitHub project, it looks to be recently archived. I usually use a BERT model for text classification the
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hobofan
2y ago
Yes, for low income brackets (and certain constellations with partners, kids an joint filing) where you face subsidy cliffs, I can see that being an issue. However that was not at all what OP argued with engineering salaries and progressive
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hobofan
2y ago
This seems to be more of a branding problem than anything. OP (rightfully) complains that there is a mismatch between what they (can) advertise ("We support OTEL") and what they are actually providing to the user. I have the same
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hobofan
2y ago
> you're out of luck if you want the data to be available on mobile since you can't dynamically choose the location of the vault Is this possibly an iPhone-only limitation? On Android, I can add as many vaults as I like, and ch
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hobofan
2y ago
> I met many engineers who would be completely willing to work more hours, but it makes very little sense as you are working the additional hours for far lower wages. "Far" lower wages? Progressive income tax is constant at 42%
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hobofan
2y ago
Essentially all your points have "always" been true for Germany, so trying to paint them as causes for Germany's economy "going down the drain" (also a very much debatable assessment) is very reductive. The points y
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hobofan
2y ago
> Lastly, the U in URL stands for unique; the web is designed around unique locators It doesn't in a literal sense and not even in a practical sense. The web in no way is designed around unique locators (not even unique identifiers)
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hobofan
2y ago
> what do you think normal people think? They mostly don't. The most common objections to AI that come from the dev community are: privacy; IP rights involved in training data (and how it fucks over individuals) The general public a
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hobofan
2y ago
I can't be the only one that has assumed an affiliation with Retool based on the "Re-" prefix and similar logo, even though there doesn't seem to be any.
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2y ago
[2022]
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2y ago
> ends up obscuring the relationships between quantities It can end up obscuring relationships between quantities internal to the visualization, but at the same time having this kind of visualization can help tie the internal quantities
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hobofan
2y ago
Couldn't this be used to do HTML generation from designs? Especially when combined with multiple viewport sizes at the same time, generating a fluid HTML layout would be pretty awesome.
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hobofan
2y ago
So you say that it's built on top of D1, but are claiming that you are working around its limitations. What does it actually look like in practice? From everything that I can see, the whole offering looks very identical to Cloudflare D
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