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by rany_ 4y ago
> the deep learning tech which will never quite get there Never say never, we've come a long way since GPT-2! All this was unthinkable back then
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by rany_ 4y ago
Hosted on a plan9 system
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by rany_ 4y ago
Truecaller's website allows you to do a search for any phone number provided you login with either a Google or Microsoft account. If you don't set "enhanced search" when logging in then it won't request any data oth
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by rany_ 4y ago
> Reselling contact lists? I don't think they're doing this because they just upload your contact list to their database so the "caller ID" feature works better. It wouldn't make sense for them to sell their data
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by rany_ 4y ago
You're 28th on the front page with 10 upvotes, so I doubt it
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by rany_ 4y ago
"Marketing doesn't work" -- something marketers tell people to make them more susceptible to marketing
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by rany_ 4y ago
They need to run a JavaScript function to download YouTube videos at normal speeds. Edit: it's also required to download music, otherwise it will just fail Source: - https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/issu
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by rany_ 4y ago
Works for me on Firefox. My user agent according to Google is "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:104.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/104.0".
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by rany_ 4y ago
> how would this not lead to problems with evaluation metrics down the way? Assignments will just need to get trickier so copilot breaks on them. I guess it will be the captchas getting harder because AI is getting better all over again.
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by rany_ 4y ago
My guess is that some corporate filter blocked it because of the "nega" subdomain. Kind of sounds like the racial slur. Edit: it doesn't help that the domain is `radioac.dev`. So *NEGA.R*adioc.dev
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by rany_ 5y ago
> more institutions will find ways to block it You could detect and block Tor traffic by blocking the exit node IPs. They provide an API that lets you get all exit node IPs so that you could block them: https://check.torprojec
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by rany_ 5y ago
> exit node data interference Bad nodes could not interfere with onion services because the onion address itself is the public key (it's E2EE). If you're using TLS to access internet services or just accessing onions you should
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by rany_ 5y ago
If you are using systemd's resolved you will have to disable `LLMNR` and enable `ResolveUnicastSingleLabel`. It should look something like this: $ cat /etc/systemd/resolved.conf [Resolve] LLMNR=no ResolveUnicas
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by rany_ 5y ago
Firefox checks if use-application-dns.net is blocked, if it finds that it isn't blocked it ends up trying to use DoH. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/canary-domain-use-appli...
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by rany_ 5y ago
His RSS feed is https://www.romanzolotarev.com/rss.xml
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by rany_ 5y ago
> They all suffered fates similar to the epic MegaUpload although with not as colorful founders as Kim DotCom Well it doesn't matter as much in this case because "Send" is a temporary file host.
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by rany_ 6y ago
> The Wayback Machine has not archived that URL. Can Google just delete stuff from the wayback machine?
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by rany_ 6y ago
Search for "Redshit" in https://web.archive.org/web/20210324005720/https://cloud.goo... It is legit
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by rany_ 6y ago
I got the same exact video. I wonder if that's because its not random or just doesn't have enough videos
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by rany_ 6y ago
Repost: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26506812
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by rany_ 6y ago
Why is "expert" in quotes? Aren't 11 zerodays impressive?
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by rany_ 6y ago
These would take a while to scrub...
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by rany_ 6y ago
I don't know why I expected this to be a Google Docs competitor.
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by rany_ 6y ago
What are you even talking about? Elaborate please.
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by rany_ 6y ago
I really like that idea. It could be implemented very easily by using DNS SRV records or HTTPS .well-known URIs. +1
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by rany_ 7y ago
What is bmc software?
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by rany_ 7y ago
Khan Academy uses YouTube for videos, they have no problems with YouTube.