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601.
by rafram 1y ago
I can see some reasonable arguments for not publishing the full dataset. People undoubtedly shortened lots of links to unlisted videos/documents/pages under the assumption that the short link, like the original link, would be ungu
602.
by rafram 1y ago
> A random URL I pulled from a Google search was 705 bytes. 705 bytes is an extremely long URL. Even if we assume that URLs that get shortened tend to be longer than URLs overall, that’s still an unrealistic average.
603.
by rafram 1y ago
> Ironically, Ollama likely is using Tesseract under the hood. No, it isn’t.
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by rafram 1y ago
Totally disagree. A spec-compliant JS engine has to support the features that allow vulnerabilities like prototype pollution, which can be exploited through user input alone.
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by rafram 1y ago
If the person in front of you has to brake hard or swerve to avoid an obstacle, your speed differential with them can very quickly become equal to your speed. If there’s a stationary object on the road, your speed differential is always equ
606.
by rafram 1y ago
If anything, American highways are wider and straighter than the Autobahn.
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by rafram 1y ago
Many gyms let you rent lockers by the month, so you can store your gym bag there and be able to drop by without necessarily having planned on it when you left home. Can’t do that if you have to carry a wristband around to get in.
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by rafram 1y ago
> He now serves as vice president of strategy and governmental affairs for D-Fend Solutions, which supplies counter-drone equipment to the U.S. military > “I highly doubt that there weren’t, in that big mix of drones, some foreign adv
609.
by rafram 1y ago
That’s also really bad. Who wants to carry a wristband around everywhere? Keychain barcode tag works fine.
610.
by rafram 1y ago
Unless you can provide some evidence for that, it seems like pretty plain BS. The issues with outsourcing/offshoring were never the kind that can be solved with AI.
611.
by rafram 1y ago
The battery life is nice, but the Steam Deck is huge - big enough that I'd feel incredibly silly pulling one out of my bag on the train - so it's the least I'd expect.
612.
by rafram 1y ago
Non-Mac keyboards have a meta / “Windows” key as well, usually sitting there doing nothing.
613.
by rafram 1y ago
Big news for the 0.18% of the world’s population that lives above 11,500 feet, I guess.
614.
by rafram 1y ago
I briefly owned a Steam Deck (before returning it), and it seems like most users tone down their expectations a lot compared to PC gaming. 30fps at the Deck’s low resolution seems to be the norm for recent games. Enough power to have fun, s
615.
by rafram 1y ago
I don't think that's true at all. Apple has always marketed itself as a brand for creatives. Image/video editing and 3D modeling software demands a lot from its hardware, just like developer tools do. But removing restriction
616.
by rafram 1y ago
Apple says: > This update was enabled by a recent U.S. Customs ruling. I can't find the ruling in question, though, so I'm not sure what they mean.
617.
by rafram 1y ago
This is not useful.
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by rafram 1y ago
19 whole bytes!
619.
by rafram 1y ago
Roman Storm didn't "just post code." He created, and profited from, a service used by criminals (including the North Korean government!) to launder stolen money. Of course Storm argues that Tornado Cash is decentralized, but
620.
by rafram 1y ago
But it updates live...
621.
by rafram 1y ago
Japanese has polite forms, but business emails are anything but shorter than in English: https://shiftasia.com/community/choose-the-right-email-greet...
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by rafram 1y ago
Nobody wants to use a model with a "FOSS" - as in copyleft - license, since you could conceivably need to license anything it's deeply integrated in under a compatible license. The gpt-oss README specifically mentions the lac
623.
by rafram 1y ago
Ollama is not a wrapper around llama.cpp anymore, at least for multimodal models (not sure about others). They have their own engine: https://ollama.com/blog/multimodal-models
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by rafram 1y ago
> has about a half dozen extensions that load into Safari That’s because there’s a limit on the number of filters per extension. uBO may eventually need to do the same.
625.
by rafram 1y ago
This has close to zero relevance to the OP.
626.
by rafram 1y ago
> all content here is generated by ai
627.
by rafram 1y ago
That's absolutely not true. Sanitization on the client is significantly safer, because the client knows how it parses HTML, while the server can, at best, guess (and hope it follows the spec). When you set element.textContent = someUse
628.
by rafram 1y ago
You still should not be building HTML and JS using string interpolation.
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by rafram 1y ago
> exercise in vibe-coding The code shows it... Your escaping routine seems OK, but you really __should not__ be building HTML and JS(!) using raw string interpolation. Or letting the client decide whether the submission needs moderation.
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by rafram 1y ago
> and arguably the JS delivered with a GET-requested HTMl page That's pretty hard to achieve.

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