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by lelandfe 2y ago
That's their existing API (which I also tried, with... less than desirable results). This post is about a new model, `reader-lm`, which isn't in production yet.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Miniatures are still in use in Hollywood! The weathering in your video reminded me of the storytelling from Weta in this Blade Runner BTS (which they call "big-atures"): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLxxbfsj8IM
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Sure, but now now I – an idiot – can publish a podcast on... "Bayesian Multilevel Models," and fool almost everyone into thinking I know anything about it. I've seen YouTubers provide tutorials on auto-creating YouTube videos
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by lelandfe 2y ago
> In his desk drawer he found the contract; since signing it he had found it necessary to refer to the document many times. Sure enough; payment to his door for opening and shutting constituted a mandatory fee. Not a tip. > "You
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by lelandfe 2y ago
In which the thing being spewed is people
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by lelandfe 2y ago
My memory of James Earl Jones is him in Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lh5wIQHFwOg
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by lelandfe 2y ago
“Is that rain?” https://youtube.com/watch?v=EP1YAatv1Mc
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by lelandfe 2y ago
PDF viewer has excellent support on desktop, but is ~absent from mobile https://caniuse.com/pdf-viewer
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Wow, first Walton post in 2 years. TL;DR ES6 is ubiquitous; library authors should only transpile new features (shipped <30 months) per Web Platform's "Baseline Widely Available"; sites which do need ES5 should bite the
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by lelandfe 2y ago
I respect how much this comment had to lean into the errors to avoid it just looking accidental
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by lelandfe 2y ago
If the blob contains requests (images, but also stylesheets, JS, or worst case fonts), it will actually instead be a net negative to latency. The browser's preload scanner begins fetching resources even before the HTML is finished bein
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by lelandfe 2y ago
"Looks bad on iPad" usually means "looks bad within 768-1024px." There are lot of other tablets out there that belong within that range. (iPad-specific problems do exist and are a bummer) > The CSS gets ugly fast Mo
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Huh, TIL that PATCH isn't an accepted standard: https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc5789 14 years on, I wonder what the hold up is.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Well, exfiltration via CSS is possible already: https://infosecwriteups.com/exfiltration-via-css-injection-4... I don't see these new CSS features opening up privacy issues, though.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
IIRC, Apple disallows instructing users how to purchase said things elsewhere. It's a very weird position to be in as a user. For instance, I can't buy any ebooks on my iPhone's Kindle or Google Play Books apps. Edit: "T
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Indeed, Safari's reader already upgrades to using the rendered page, but even it fails on more esoteric pages using e.g. lazy loaded content (i.e. you haven't scrolled to it yet for it to load); or (god forbid) virtualized scrolli
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Only works insofar as sites are being nice. A lot of sites do things like: render all text via JS, render article text via API, paywall content by showing a preview snippet of static text before swapping it for the full text (which lives in
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by lelandfe 2y ago
And it’s using Silk icons.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
You appear to have shared an old quote the NYT later rescinded. That last sentence no longer appears on your link.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Alas, no. ‘frame-ancestors’ does not work in meta. There is no reliable way to prevent click jacking if you are just editing the HTML. That makes sense: in order for these meta directives to even be enacted the HTML will have already begun
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by lelandfe 2y ago
I started using a shared note last week and my sister in law edited a grocery list at the same time I did It duplicated the entire list on top of itself; I was laughing at how bad of a bug it was
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Unaccountably correct is not a frequent quality I see in humans
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by lelandfe 2y ago
They have also become an online lingua franca. You'll see this a lot on TikTok, which autotranslates captions, descriptions, and even static or dynamic text within the videos. Emojis allow users viewing these autotranslated posts to co
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by lelandfe 2y ago
The garbled text is included in the tree as relevant, pronounceable, and constantly changing text. Here's Chrome's accessibility tree: https://imgur.com/a/V1589Jr (I'd love if a screen reader user could
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Nice use of Telegram as a cheap logging tool
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by lelandfe 2y ago
> For whatever reason (I suspect some sort of storage failure) everyone’s tablets die around the same time. What a fun, completely coincidental quirk that that time appears to fall outside the warranty window, hey?
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Alfred does use its own index, instead of Spotlight’s, so it is certainly miles faster than macOS’s built in search; make sure to check what directories are being searched over in settings.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
My surrounding description serves as alt text! More directly: that is a depiction of the flat hierarchy of the page, which also shows empty text anchors.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
$100 for some index cards and a tray, $40 for a resupply of index cards. Now that's a business model.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
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