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I'm not sure there's an out of the box mechanism for this, but imo if this is a risk to your extension, then you as the developer should have a mitigation for it.
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I think this is a vulnerability. Sensitive browser extensions needs to consider malicious extensions in their threat model the same way that mobile apps need to consider malicious apps on the same device, etc.
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I think so given that it has more of an international audience.
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Yes absolutely. Prompt engineering is not just writing a detailed instruction that will be an input for an LLM, it also requires sourcing the data for the prompt and integrating it into whatever LLM workflow you are using. This can get high
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This won't work with obfuscated JS.
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Then they will only implement for those impressions/clicks, the same way they switch around between a handful of anti-bot vendors today, because none of them have alignment. Edit: Also not sure if WEI spec only calls for a page level i
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WEI is a tool for publishers. Mandating that publishers use it to qualify for google ads will be completely suicidal for google. Most folks access google ad demand through resellers.
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WEI seems like a nig nothing burger to me. I interpret it as just another anti bot verification service, but the incentive is simply not there for publishers to use it unless they want to lose out on every person who uses a browser other t
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Plotters are fun, it's like a creative collaboration with a robot and you can hand it any pen you want.
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Check out the coding train on youtube.
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The stigma is most definitely not gone with the exception of the gay community, and maybe younger folks. If Jobs had AIDS and hid it, it wouldn't be a shock, but I think it would be a contributing factor to disinformation as most peopl
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I'm only aware that documents were circulating saying that, but now that I'm searching around, I think the best details are here: https://wikileaks.org/wiki/Steve_Jobs_purported_HIV_medical_... Conclusion is
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I'm not sure it's the alternative treatments that did him in... it was the AIDS that he kept a secret and was subsequently revealed by wikileaks.
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Secular people seem way more emotionally stable to me than those I would call religious.
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The American Psychological Association considers middle age to begin at 35.
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Yesterday. The cheapest Rivian is already over $70k.
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If you're 27 and think you're an older dev, you are lacking some serious perspective.
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It's relevant if X rivian vans deliver more than x sprinter vans on average, but without the comparison, it is irrelevant.
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That was fun! I got it in 327 moves. I think the game would be epic if there was a mechanism to have multiple levels (floors/layers) and require the piece to go up and down in order to find the right configuration.... but that increase
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Modern rich people likely think traditional education is bullshit and invest elsewhere. Some initiatives are more or less ambitious than others, but who needs to set money on fire launching a new university when all of the worlds knowledge
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Same, I think I use grep | sort | uniq almost on the daily.
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I've heard folks that work at Chainalysis claim that they can track monero better than zcash.
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The folks that I'm referring to as normies in this case, even though they might be technically literate, suffer from a lack of creativity. That's what makes them normies. Personally, I'm fully against promoting crypto as an e
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Imo, it's the opposite. I just think HN's anti-crypto sentiment just hows how "normie" this community is.
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crypto makes things much easier to track
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Not to mention the fact that coinbase is a public company, so the SEC allowed them to go public while having a full understanding of their business - an endorsement of what they're doing if you will, yet today it's suddenly illega
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I just use my old android phones now.
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SF is so much worse than it was 10 years ago. 10 years ago you could still find people that haven't had their car windows smashed. These days I doubt you'll find someone that hasn't had their car windows smashed less than sev
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Are police & prison super expensive or are they massive income generators? They provide a large funnel of fines and slave labor.
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You're assuming it breaks laws, but it doesn't have to, it just makes it easier to do something that's painful to do either by design or due to shitty economic circumstances. In some countries banks pop-up and fold a dime a d
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