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by langsoul-com 2y ago
If they don't populate the page via Ajax or network requests. Ie server side, then no requests for supermarket data will appear. See nextjs server side, I believe they mention that as a security thing in their docs. In terms of compari
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
So would this simply work if the Link component from nextjs wasn't used?
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Interesting how it's a threads link, and how it loads infinitely faster than Twitter
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
It's pretty grey, there's the computer abuse act or w/e. But it's quite selectively enforced. I don't the US gov is gonna go after him for hacking a scam group AND he provided details to the authorities. Now, if he
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
I'd argue a quest can have the same pitfalls of a goal. That is you see it's so far off and do nothing about it on a continuous basis. Process VS goal always depends on the person. If someone has a goal, and everything around them
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
I question why we accept someone resigning after making a big mistake. Unless it's malice, or the fault truly is entirely on that person, what good would resigning do? Rowley admitted he fucked up, badly, he admitted on several layers
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
You'll get blocked before even seeing the page most times.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
The tragicity of the virtuous Justine. Warning r18 book that's pretty messed up. There was a quote about how the wealthy can easily proclaim themselves virtuous and their actions will cost them nearly nothing. But for others, acting su
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
The hard thing is not scraping, but getting around the increasingly sophisticated blockers. You'll need to constantly rotate residential proxies (high rated) and make sure not to exhibit data scraping patterns. Some supermarkets don&#x
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Rip Mozilla. That google money was necessary to fund whatever increasingly dumb project Mozilla was working on. What now? Actually focus on Firefox? Impossible.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
The illusion of self driving is super dangerous. People completely check out, like this person, playing on their phone. And then an avoidable accident happens, this one being fatal.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
My programming beliefs of July 2024. The most important thing when working for another company is the culture, the management, and then the people. Most times in tech, problems and tech used would be interesting enough. But as soon as the c
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Common sense for one isn't so common for another. When knowledge is implied, what happens when someone new comes in? How do they find out this hidden knowledge?
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Note how they mentioned its still going to be tested with various partners before released. Ie we think this might solve it, but if it doesn't we can roll back with the least amount of PR attention.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Sony offered Marvel 5 billion for Spider Man. Is it worth it? Probs not. But now Marvel would stop wasting time sending offers. It's the piss off price. The domain owner is getting tons of offers for their domain and its a waste of the
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
The thing about irl blogs is how, if it's tech related, then it kinda follows you. So there's a pressure to keep things corporate to not scare away job opportunities. There's a reason why LinkedIn reads like garbage, and even
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
That might be fine for a single or a few planes. But given the magnitude of the outage, what if a single airport had dozens of planes landing anyway. There's a very good reason airport traffic control exists.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Wild, laptop would be broken so fast! Kinda reminds me of the signal language typing, used computer vision for that. A head hanging Morse code version would be interesting as well. Or perhaps a mobile phone accelerometer Morse code would be
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Click the link and watch the video in the github read me. It IS slamming the lid...
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Isn't this what khan academy is doing. Except they also have normal learning AND are non-profit, so no vc returns pressure?
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Too bad that Linux support in laptops isn't the best. Especially for unique laptops like Asus zenbook 2024, the one with two screens. I want to get away from windows completely but their support for laptops is much better.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Time happened. Before, when the internet wasn't so established, it'd be easier to gain traction. Blogs cost a large deal of time and effort. The reward used to be a decent amount of traction. These views, engagement created motiva
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Why does cloudflare cost $600k for 2 years? What exactly are they paying for? Surely
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Interesting how much tech scene has a hero complex. Always believing we can change the world so easy. Why do other professions not have the same hero complex?
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Smart. There's already llm extensions so anyone who wants it can add it.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Surely it'd be better to make specialised tools instead of a humanoid robot? Human robots are super complex, and not fully utilised if the object was trimming trees.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Need to add in the title that this is a condition of his parole.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
I really doubt that would happen. Got fails when it reaches Google scale repos. But most of the world isn't using such large repos anyway. A replacement would be niche, only for the huge orgs, which is usually made by them anyway. For
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
Isn't this more a lesson of keeping your cards close to your chest? There's a very good reason why people are on guard with pitch decks. Cause those very people you pitched could just take the idea and throw money at it.
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by langsoul-com 2y ago
You already don't

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