mmarian

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by mmarian 5mo ago
Interesting, didn't know FT/Ars have that relationship.
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Italy's Bending Spoons, owner of AOL and Vimeo, files for Nasdaq IPO(reuters.com)
123 points by mmarian 5mo ago|114 comments
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by mmarian 5mo ago
If someone invests time/money in using a captcha solver, they're already dedicated enough and will easily get around a JA4 signature block. Maybe there's some one-off exercise where this is useful, but it's very rare and
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Boredom. Don't enjoy video games / movies anyway.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Luckily you don't have to look far! Check what happened in 2010s when European news publishers were trying to control how Google processed their articles: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2011/07/googl
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Fair enough. Great work with the projects!
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by mmarian 5mo ago
https://archive.is/I62KM
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OpenAI plots biggest ChatGPT overhaul since launch(ft.com)
4 points by mmarian 5mo ago|3 comments
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Doubt badges work. You have to ask yourself why you're struggling to read it, and work from that. And remember, not all problems can be solved by technology.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Just straight talking to Claude without referencing a book. However, if I wanted to learn from a book, I'd probably follow the same approach and just send the book across.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
I agree JA4 is situational; but the # of use cases is smaller than most people think. Like you said, Captcha works better; would've stopped the credential stuffing. Managed DDoS services (Cloudflare et al) + rate limits are better at D
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by mmarian 5mo ago
I'm curious, which site struggles are you envisaging? In my exp, JA4 is used as a hammer for which the nail must be found; simpler solutions oftentimes work better.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
I have a similar problem in having limited attention span when it comes to learn. I went into it from the opposite angle - just plan out what I want to learn, then start asking Claude to design the content for me. It's worked pretty we
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by mmarian 5mo ago
I always wonder how Workday is such a dominant force in the HR world.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
As a learning exercise - great. As an actual mitigation technique - even JA4s can be rotated pretty easily these days by motivated actors. Rotation patterns might still work (for now :D)
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by mmarian 5mo ago
I think you're tackling an interesting area. I was thinking of something similar for system design prep. I experimented with a couple of series of blog posts - one for designing Twitter, another for WhatsApp: https://prepcom
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Not mine. I self host in my CapRover-managed Docker Swarm cluster. It's great!
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Dozzle: Real-time Docker logs, stats, and debugging – in the browser(dozzle.dev)
3 points by mmarian 5mo ago|1 comments
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Searching for startup opportunities on Google Workspace Marketplace, pt 1 (2025)(developerwithacat.com)
2 points by mmarian 5mo ago|0 comments
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by mmarian 5mo ago
I remember seeing somewhere that LLMs performed on a niche subset of data perform worse than general ones. RAG is probably best here.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
I heard design team is building sites to help better visualize what they want to do. Don't think it's worth the effort vs just Figma, but that's just me.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Empathy. A lot harder than most complex topics.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Post on HN and various dev forums, and go to dev meetups and talk about it. Having said that, if you really want to learn about business you need to do market research before building, which meant knowing this answer before you would'v
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by mmarian 5mo ago
https://archive.is/0TGbE
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Wasting China's solar panel surplus is madness(ft.com)
13 points by mmarian 5mo ago|5 comments
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Admit I'm not familiar with that domain. But don't people use managed services even there? In my job we host parquet files on S3.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Why not let Clouflare/GitHub/etc do it for you? Free, and you don't have to worry about security and availability.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
Cool idea, but I don't think you should focus on static files. People rarely spin up a server for that these days.
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by mmarian 5mo ago
GH yes, HN and LinkedIn to a much lesser extent IMO. Reddit is really bad, I can barely read anything anymore.
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AI is fueling Reddit's spam problem(mashable.com)
9 points by mmarian 5mo ago|3 comments

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