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by rafram 1y ago
It’s a free country, etc. Obviously I have the “right” to comment a warning on the internet. The point of bug bounties isn’t “validation” (as if old-school hackers didn’t want validation!), it’s that companies with responsible disclosure pr
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by rafram 1y ago
You need to stop targeting companies without established bug bounties that allow penetration testing, or you’re going to go to jail.
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by rafram 1y ago
That’s the so-called Arabic chat alphabet, and it’s used across the Arab world. But it isn’t standardized, and everyone writes it differently.
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by rafram 1y ago
[video]
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by rafram 1y ago
Only if they’re badly implemented. Lots of fully accessible software has modal dialogs.
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by rafram 1y ago
Does the ADA outlaw modals?
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by rafram 1y ago
For all those playing at home: this blog post contains 46 em-dashes.
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by rafram 1y ago
> Atlassian, tho, has nothing for the regular every-day consumer, they make SaaS for business. They do - Trello.
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by rafram 1y ago
Hard for it not to be better than Chrome, considering that it’s a Chrome fork with a few years of extra engineering thrown at it.
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by rafram 1y ago
Your ad blocker is probably blocking a modal popup, badly.
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by rafram 1y ago
Tell that to someone in a two-hour traffic jam on the highway.
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by rafram 1y ago
> A very simple example are ongoing cases where the identity of a perpetrator has been released by smaller or local agencies but not by larger ones. This is a good policy. It’s much easier for a couple small outlets to be wrong than for
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by rafram 1y ago
Because contributions from new users are immediately reviewed by legions of volunteer cops who are eager to revert vandalism, and most wannabe vandals don’t have the sense to make a couple legitimate edits before vandalizing.
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by rafram 1y ago
You can listen to In Our Time on every podcast app from anywhere in the world, just like any other podcast.
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by rafram 1y ago
$250 million was for a top researcher with more experience than almost anyone else in designing and training massive models. As far as I know, Dia just calls OpenAI’s API. I’m sure their employees know a lot about using AI at this point, bu
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by rafram 1y ago
How much do you think it costs to hire people?
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by rafram 1y ago
> that name is plural As is Google Maps, but nobody says “Google Maps are…”
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by rafram 1y ago
https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-huma...
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by rafram 1y ago
I’ll believe it when I see it.
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by rafram 1y ago
LLM/VLM-based OCR is highly prone to hallucination - the model does not know when it can’t read a text, it can’t estimate its own confidence, and it deals with fuzzy/unclear texts by simply making things up. I would be very nerv
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by rafram 1y ago
I’ve noticed this in New York Times articles in the last couple years. Articles are heavily interlinked now - most “keyword” terms will link to a past article on the same topic - but the links rarely leave the Times’ site. The only exceptio
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by rafram 1y ago
The thing that prompted the occupation isn't relevant. They physically occupied federal property and prevented federal officers from entering or from performing their duties. Much like in this case!
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by rafram 1y ago
The Bundy brothers - the ones who led an armed occupation of a wildlife refuge for 41 days - were charged with that same crime, and they were acquitted: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/oct/27/ore
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by rafram 1y ago
Kashmir Hill published a very good front-page story about it in the Times last week: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/26/technology/chatgpt-openai...
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by rafram 1y ago
That's an unfair characterization. WHATWG doesn't version the spec like W3C did, but it's no less backwards compatible. See their FAQ [1], or just load the 1996 Space Jam site [2] in your modern browser. [1]: https:/&#x
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by rafram 1y ago
(It’s always been Let Me Google That For You.)
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by rafram 1y ago
PyTorch was released nine years ago.
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by rafram 1y ago
Because it was a single word ending in -ist, the common English suffix for a prejudice or preference? There was no context indicating that it was the name of a project.
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by rafram 1y ago
It’s saying that you can use Bear for your own blog, but you can’t launch a service that hosts other people’s blogs using it.
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by rafram 1y ago
You don't need to be a pop star to have an opinion on Beyoncé. (And no, I haven't publicly spoken about American consumer rights, but I have been interviewed in the "newspaper of record" as a representative of an organiz

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