matt_heimer

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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   I am aware and have a rate limit rule for the AI bot category configured in Cloudflare which defaults to returning a 429. But I was mostly being sarcastic. No other bots are this aggressive. I see tens of thousands of hits per day from othe
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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   That tracks. I've been having issues lately with excessive traffic causing high CPU utilization for my small site. 859,530 requests yesterday reached the server (past any CDN caching) of that 160,602 of the request were from openai. T
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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   All reusable dental tools have to go through a sterilization procedure after every use so would it matter? And they could have one-time use sleeves to put on the arms. I think the main concern would be debris and drool getting on the camera
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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   I think there is also a tree maintenance issue, the same problem that lead to fires in California. I'm 2 blocks from where one of the tornados touched down during the derecho and close the transmission lines that were heavily damaged.
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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   I'm in the affected area. The contractors that they used to install the last mile fiber didn't do a great job. They not only damaged other cables like the coax but "buried" isn't how I'd describe the fiber. In
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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   I think you could argue that long term lack of kindness at all levels of an organization leads to organizational technical incompetence. It creates hostile work environment where employees don't feel valued which leads to talent attrit
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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   Funny that you mention MariaDB. Oracle bought MySQL which was forked into MariaDB. MariaDB created the Business Source License (BSL). Hashicorp switches Terraform to BSL which then leads to Terraform being forked into OpenTofu. OpenTofu see
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   by matt_heimer 2y ago

   Given that he optimized his training for swimming and not cycling I think he might do better with fins. His top speed of 7.2 - 9.6 km/h is freestyling without fins. He reached somewhere around 13 km/h using a Lunocet monofin.
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   by matt_heimer 3y ago

   The real question is how is GPTBot finding all the other subdomains? Currently the sites have GPTBot disallowed, https://www.web.sp.am/robots.txt If GPTBot is compliant with the robots.txt specification then it can't r
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    They did https://github.com/heyform/heyform/commits/main/LICENSE
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    I think the latest update to the bill is https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/88R/billtext/pdf/HB01181F.... There is a vague "digital identification" option that I don't understand. There is
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Out of curiosity, does anyone know the technical requirements for the age system that this law requires? I'm assuming it's something more complex than "enter your birthday".
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    I think AARoads might be a good example. https://slate.com/technology/2023/12/wikipedia-road-highway-... To me the main argument for decentralized wikis is when a community wants to capture deep subject focus
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Sounds like you are describing a diet resort/spa, have you already looked into them? Personally I'd suggest moving to a new environment that is more conducive with your health goals.
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Developers and many other content creators have. I held onto a 4:3 aspect ratio laptop as long as I could when 16:9 was becoming a thing. I'm typing this on a 16:10 (2560 x 1600) ThinkBook. 3:2 (2256 x 1504) is also common for smaller
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    If you are going to simulate blacking out email addresses maybe don't preserve spacing.
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    I've tried to follow people on medium, twitter, bluesky, mastodon, blog RSS feeds, youtube, etc and there is typically just too much off topic noise. I visit personal sites or individual posts on larger platforms when searching for top
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    robots.txt being an honor system has always been a bit weird and search engine treatment is odder still. Google will still index your disallowed pages but refuse to show a description since they are couldn't read the page. The premise
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Not sure why that would matter, complaining about content in response to an article about infrastructure doesn't make any more or less sense if the infrastructure is available as a service. But I do consider some of what Netflix does t
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    This is a bit like complaining about AWS because you don't like the product selection on Amazon.
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    > The assumption is that a Story cannot go from the top 30 to a position higher than 90 in a single minute, without having been explicitly removed. I'm not sure this is a valid assumption. https://news.social-protocols.or
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Same way as always, image loading. If image URLs are unique and external then you can track their opening. Not all users will allow it so you also track clicking on in email links.
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    The docs still say the Elastic license is used but looking at https://github.com/ubicloud/ubicloud/blob/main/LICENSE it looks like the project might have switched to GNU Affero General Public License v3.
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Thanks, I haven't seen this in any of the promo videos. To me it is a selling point, I wish Apple promoted it more.
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    I had a different experience. I upgraded a free account last year without needing email anyone. And only did that to use some non-free feature. I had no problems creating free tier compute instances but maybe it depends on region, I'm
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    I don't understand the form factor in this space. When walkmans were popular no one was trying to mount the tape decks to our heads. Couldn't they make some glasses that only had displays and run everything (battery, compute, etc)
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Thanks - I should have worded that better. I'd like an AGI that helped to augment my abilities, not control me. But its still an AGI replacing a trade person, having a master plumber standing over my shoulder was more of what I was thi
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    That's not optimism, its pessimism. Some wealth company building an app to sell to DIYers that puts trade people out of work all in order to make money seems unlikely to you? * Every time I've encountered a home owner with a burst
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    Or the minimum wage gig worker is the robot. If we ever get neural interfaces working well maybe the AGI could control our motor functions. Maybe not full control, I don't think most people would be comfortable with that but think of s
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    by matt_heimer 3y ago

    I'm not sure that the physical embodiment needs to be robotic in nature. I'm a physically abled home owner and need to repair my hvac or plumbing. Instead of paying for someone in the trades to come out and do the work for me why