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by k1m 3y ago
From the article: > There was no guarantee further charges would not be brought more serious than those which had already been laid, in particular with regard to the Vault 7 publication of CIA secret technological spying techniques. In t
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Assange Final Appeal(craigmurray.org.uk)
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Has International Law Survived, or Has the Western Political Class Killed It?(craigmurray.org.uk)
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Man in the Hague (In a Good Way)(craigmurray.org.uk)
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by k1m 3y ago
Chomsky: 'if “they” do it, it’s terrorism; if “we” do it, it’s counterterrorism. That’s a historical universal.'
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by k1m 3y ago
Not surprised. Jonathan Cook, who used to work at the Guardian, comments on how it is covering Israel's bombing of Gaza: > As Israel continues to bomb Gaza back into the Stone Age, the running order in today's edition of the su
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The Ego's Circle of Mirrors(medialens.org)
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The Ego’s Circle of Mirrors – Part 1(medialens.org)
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Cryptome is closing until Julian Assange is freed(cryptome.org)
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by k1m 3y ago
A lot more info here: https://declassifieduk.org/iran-1953-mi6-plots-with-islamist... > IRAN 1953: MI6 PLOTS WITH ISLAMISTS TO OVERTHROW DEMOCRACY > Declassified British files highlight a little known aspect of the j
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by k1m 3y ago
I created Feed Creator, so nice to see it mentioned in the comments :) I've written two blog posts about how we go about using CSS selectors when working with Feed Creator. Might be useful for those looking to do the same with RSS-Brid
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by k1m 3y ago
Sadly the trend does seem to be a move away from semantic CSS. I get the appeal of Tailwind for creating components and custom designs, but it's surprising when you see content heavy sites like the BBC no longer using class attributes
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by k1m 3y ago
That's been my experience too. Some of the bridges take into account the rate limits imposed by the platforms, and the steps required to get content without an API key. So using RSS Bridge to generate feeds from large platforms is ofte
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by k1m 3y ago
> Then we must go for Russia first, this is no recent analogue to Russias coordinated execution, rape and torture of civilians, in not just Ukraine but in Chechnya too. Are you seriously suggesting Russia is responsible for more death an
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CPS has destroyed all records of Keir Starmer's four trips to Washington(declassifieduk.org)
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Summate.it: quickly summarize web articles with GPT(fivefilters.org)
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Head-Trapped – Descartes, Dawkins, Hobbes, Marx, Mill, Darwin(medialens.org)
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Head-Trapped – Descartes, Dawkins, Hobbes, Marx, Mill, Darwin(medialens.org)
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Souls for Sale – The Times Interviews Noam Chomsky(medialens.org)
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Souls for Sale – The Times Interviews Noam Chomsky(medialens.org)
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by k1m 4y ago
I run an experimental service to turn web articles into plain text (No HTML) by prefixing the URL with 'txtifiy.it/'. Doesn't work on all articles: https://txtify.it
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by k1m 4y ago
Noam Chomsky - Manufacturing Consent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTBWfkE7BXU Full documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li2m3rvsO0I
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by k1m 4y ago
> Is this misinformation/propaganda? Maybe, maybe not, but false positives are better in cases like this than false negatives. You question people's motivation when it comes to submissions. Why not when it comes to flagging? Do
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by k1m 4y ago
And who determines what's been posted for zeitgeist-shaping or intellectual curiousity? And what can we say about those who have been frantically flagging this submission so their fellow community members don't get to read it?
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by k1m 4y ago
I'm surprised at the reaction here. There's plenty of stuff posted on HN I don't agree with, but don't think I've ever felt so strongly about a submission that I'd want the rest of the HN community not to read
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by k1m 4y ago
Ah you found it! Didn't think anyone would try that. :D
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by k1m 4y ago
This is an issue. I haven't experimented to see if there are workarounds, so the service currently checks the length of the article text and if it's very long, it will send a portion, otherwise we'll exceed the token limit. T
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Show HN: Summate.it – Quickly summarize web articles with OpenAI(summate.it)
142 points by k1m 4y ago|51 comments
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Show HN: Summate.it – Summarize Web Articles(summate.it)
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by k1m 4y ago
There are some recommendations here which I've tried to follow when I've worked with RSS: https://www.rssboard.org/rss-profile They are from 2007, so you might have seen them already.

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