janmo

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by janmo 3y ago
Protip: I usually add a hidden input field to my forms. As it is hidden a normal user should not be able to fill it out, only a bot will. So if the hidden input isn't empty, I can disregard it as spam, it works wonders.
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It is good to see, I would hope that Apple sues them and instead of winning get a big antitrust fine.
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by janmo 3y ago
Very correct, although Apple controls only a minority of the Smartphone and Desktop market, they have most of the high income individuals, which advertisers love. If Apple loses that sweet 21B USD, they will come up with their own search en
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I tried JQ and other command line tools, all were extremely slow and seemed to always parse the entire file. My parser just reads the file byte by byte until it finds the target, then outputs the content. When that's done it stops read
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by janmo 3y ago
I wrote a small JSON parser in C myself which I called jsoncut. It just cuts out a certain part of a json file. I deal with large JSON files, but want only to extract and parse certain parts of it. All libraries I tried parse everything, us
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by janmo 3y ago
The original idea of EA was to convince students to take "immoral" but good paying jobs on Wallstreet in order to donate the earned money to charities (Mainly charities owned by other effective altruists). EA is thus an excuse &#x
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by janmo 3y ago
The only viable alternative in my opinion is to do Self-Service Ads(Let advertisers directly buy the space on your site) or do affiliate marketing. I am doing it right now, it is very time consuming, you have to go on calls, sign contracts,
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by janmo 3y ago
"Information Asymmetries. Because Google’s ad tech products face little or no meaningful competition, Google has been able to operate its products within a black box, affording publishers and advertisers limited visibility into how, wh
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by janmo 3y ago
I recently got a problem with my Adsense account. - There is 0 absolutely 0 support. All you can do is go on their community forum where no one replies to you - There is no alternative, there are other ad networks, but they require you to h
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by janmo 3y ago
There are many insurers, so this would mean many cases. There is only one Amazon and I am sure the FTC is receiving a ton of complaints against them.
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by janmo 3y ago
Stock photography doesn't pay well at all, so I can understand why some want to give it away for free. I have a 7k USD gear, shot thousands of pictures, and put the 50 best ones on Shutterstock, I had 5 sales, and 3 were for one pictur
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by janmo 3y ago
A lot of people here complaining that Soloproneurs only make "useless" "pet rocks". There is a big bias here, only the pet rock solopreneurs are very public about what they are doing and their success at it, because that
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Until the mid 60s it was the USSR that was leading the space race
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Same experience when I was a kid. I fell and had a milk teeth that was completely lose. The dentist just said to leave it as is. It fixed itself as well.
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Unknown to the allied until the very end of WWII, nazi scientists had discovered by accident a multitude of nerve agents before and during the war including in 1938 the now very infamous Sarin gas. Despite having been mass produced and bein
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by janmo 3y ago
I run a company logo database website. So far I have received about 5 DMCAs. In all cases those came not from the company itself but by an "authorised agent" such as cscglobal or convey.it They send out notices on a semi automated
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by janmo 3y ago
Did Red Bull sponsor this research paper?
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by janmo 3y ago
I operate https://apewisdom.io/ I think that I can deal with the new pricing, but only at the condition that Reddit improves its current API, ideally adding websocket support, so that I don't have to pull a complete su
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by janmo 3y ago
The DOJ probably already has a sealed indictment and is waiting for CZ to visit an extradition friendly country, but I doubt CZ will ever do it.
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The business owner was a bit dishonest in her reporting. She had 2 OPEN chargebacks, and 3 LOST chargebacks. In many cases chargebacks also take time to hit the payment provider, meaning the rate is well over 5/200. If those were compe
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by janmo 3y ago
I have a few friends in Taiwan and the working condition in general (In all domains) aren't good and the cost of living are quite high especially in Taipei. The working culture is similar to that of Japan, so in many cases it is expect
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by janmo 3y ago
I worked for a company and we used the PHP ORM Propel. So in theory no SQL injections you would think, WRONG. We used a function like findOne() (I don't recall exactly). It looked like this: $resetTokens->findOne($GET['password
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by janmo 3y ago
> Your website is automatically protected against XSS, session hijacking, CSRF, SQL injection, host header attacks, and other vulnerabilities. That's quite misleading however
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by janmo 3y ago
A bit off topic but you better change the name and remove the GPT. OpenAI is claiming AI products that are using GPT in their name are causing confusion and is sending legal threats now. One of many examples: https://twitter.com&
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Sure, but the AI hype bubble will pop in between, and then it will be a slow and gradual process. It will take decades for AI to be fully integrated in our society.
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I follow a bunch of indie devs on Twitter, most of them started an AI product often based on ChatGPT and Stable diffusion. Many went viral in a very short time frame, but now they are experiencing a huge churn rate, meaning people canceling
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We need the same with text to train Large Language Models
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From reading the article it sounds more like Tesla is trying to have these owners buy a new car.
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I agree, the definition is too vague, in theory it must include Tesla auto pilot deaths as they are using a neuronal networks and machine learning.
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This is not exactly an AI like we are seen right now, but there has been at least one instance where a robot killed a human in 2015. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/02/robot-kills-wo...

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