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by rafram 6mo ago
Because end users don’t have any ability to avoid sites that use Cloudflare, and it’s free advertising every time a developer sees it. Sure, you might hate Cloudflare on everyone else’s sites, but it’s nice to have it on your side!
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by rafram 6mo ago
> I think every time I log in to GitLab I get a Cloudflare check. This is almost certainly GitLab’s doing (though you can ultimately blame irresponsible AI scrapers). Site owners can control how often you see CF captchas.
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by rafram 6mo ago
Light brown is called tan. Dark and light oranges exist too and they’re not exactly the same as brown.
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by rafram 6mo ago
> The default format is PDF. Genuine question: what’s your use case for having a single SF Symbols icon as a PDF file? Let alone having that as the default? In my own experience, I’d want SVG nearly every time.
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by rafram 6mo ago
Why not?
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by rafram 6mo ago
What you’re describing would be a completely unusable terminal. You’d lose things as basic as the backspace key. And what’s wrong with Terminal.app indicating when it’s suppressing output?
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by rafram 6mo ago
Another barely usable website from the "National Design Studio." I wish they'd take a cue from gov.uk (or even the US Digital Service and 18F, which they gutted) and build clean, functional, and accessible sites... but the cr
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by rafram 6mo ago
Pretty funny that this article was clearly written by Claude.
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by rafram 6mo ago
What does this have to do with the Android CLI?
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by rafram 6mo ago
> No recurring expense, just the hardware upfront cost. My next step is run the models locally as well. So, at the moment, yes recurring expense?
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by rafram 6mo ago
That would be valid if setting up a scheduled AI task actually took any technical knowledge, but it doesn’t. ChatGPT lets you schedule tasks natively in the UI, and I assume others do as well. (And OpenClaw is hardly nontechnical!)
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by rafram 6mo ago
That’s basically the US model as well now.
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by rafram 6mo ago
#1 is just Siri/Google Assistant with extra steps (and expense). #2 could be a scheduled task (cron job or something higher level) that calls a plain old AI provider API. IIRC most providers can even do those natively now.
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by rafram 6mo ago
If a set of terms not overriding the law makes it useless, what do you think contracts are for?
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by rafram 6mo ago
> We're building OpenPolicy not necessarily to reduce the risk companies have of litigation Privacy policy is one thing, but that’s what terms of service are for !
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by rafram 6mo ago
Parenthesized, comma-separated lists with no “and” is an even stronger tell. Claude loves those.
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by rafram 6mo ago
> Roughly, 1 in 10k people in the US is named Scott. Seems to be more like one in 425 per SSA.
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by rafram 6mo ago
It's most of his name. Long before his full name became common knowledge, you could already Google "Scott Alexander psychiatrist" and find him almost instantly.
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by rafram 6mo ago
That is a very specific set of requirements. I doubt it.
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by rafram 6mo ago
I wouldn’t imagine that fingerprinting them based on request patterns is very difficult.
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by rafram 6mo ago
Why?
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by rafram 6mo ago
This was true in 2023.
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by rafram 6mo ago
They’re able to solve complex, unstructured problems independently. They can express themselves in every major human language fluently. Sure, they don’t actually have a brain like we do, but they emulate it pretty well. What’s your defini
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by rafram 6mo ago
Any idea how SpeciesNet and iNat’s model compare to BioCLIP 2? https://huggingface.co/imageomics/bioclip-2
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by rafram 6mo ago
When you're riding a rocket that weighs 3.5 million pounds...
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by rafram 6mo ago
https://www.nasa.gov/gallery/journey-to-the-moon/
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by rafram 6mo ago
Does this actually embed the data using stenography, or does it just append it (encrypted) to an area of the file that the carrier format doesn't care about? The advantage of stenography is that it should be difficult for a middleman t
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by rafram 6mo ago
The justice system claims to be anti-axe murderer, yet axes were involved in the construction of nearly every courthouse in the nation! How can this be?
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by rafram 6mo ago
The level-headedness of direct democracy meets the accountability of anonymous internet commenting!
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by rafram 7mo ago
Well, Claude does boast an absolutely cursed (and very buggy) React-based TUI renderer that I think the others lack! What if someone steals it and builds their own buggy TUI app?

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