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by reconnecting 3mo ago
The question is rather whether GitHub is no longer an option, or will stop being one soon.
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Codeberg constantly returns this just because I use an outdated Safari: 'If you are an AI scraper and wish to not receive garbage when visiting Codeberg: stop visiting. If you are not an AI scraper: contact Codeberg.'
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Ask HN: Is GitHub preparing to go behind a login wall?
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Google copybara: moving code between repositories(github.com)
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WhatsApp to let people chat without swapping phone numbers(bbc.com)
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A chat interface where you can try Apertus: https://chat.publicai.co
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The Carbon Footprint of AI (2020)(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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> Not megabits. Not gigabits. Not fiber. ... > Not BBSs. Not CD-ROM encyclopedias. Not isolated digital islands. ... > Artists had websites. Musicians had websites. Game developers had websites. ... > People want answers. People
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tirreno — open-source security framework https://www.tirreno.com
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The Future of Work and AI(wsj.com)
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I have a theory that corporations make new UIs to entertain people through them. First, to create the feeling that something is happening, and second, to increase screen time. Old interfaces were far more practical for getting work done, an
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GUI looks a but BeOS inspired, but somehow even cleaner.
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The transparent pixel is often missing and breaks tables. HTML tags must be written properly in CAPS `<FONT>`, not `<font>`. It doesn't work properly in my Netscape Navigator.
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by reconnecting 4mo ago
Exactly, I thought one year was enough to prove that everyone reads those letters differently nowadays.
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It looks bad from every perspective. I've never seen two apple's in one URL for product category before. apple.com/ apple -intelligence To prove my point, I opened a random date on the Apple website matching today's date
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by reconnecting 4mo ago
I don't think Apple has the option to rebrand Siri at this stage, assuming people actually call Siri by name. However, turning AI into 'Apple Intelligence' doesn't feel creative either.
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by reconnecting 4mo ago
I mean, seriously, AI = Apple Intelligence? It's not even funny, it's not smart. It's like if they released MS Siri and said it's Mac System Siri.
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Amazing how this time Apple found the `sweet spot` to release Siri AI when the letter combination A and I has fed up literally everyone.
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From website: Monochrome-Dedicated CMOS Image Sensor To pursue the highest level of monochrome expression, a dedicated image sensor was developed. It does not use a color filter to acquire color information; instead, each pixel captures the
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GR IV Monochrome Image Sensor(ricoh-imaging.co.jp)
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Jailed crypto founder Sam Bankman-Fried seeks Trump pardon(bbc.com)
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Passenger used suspected fake boarding pass to sneak onto United flight(cnn.com)
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> If you go at light speed I will certainly not. And even if I did — within any reachable radius there's nothing actually suitable, everything is 10+ ly away, but maybe I missed something.
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> we eventually start to colonize other planets. Could you please clarify which ones? I'm planning my escape, but it seems that even lightspeed wouldn't be enough to colonize anything suitable.
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Alley Cat (IBM, 1984)(playdosgames.com)
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Our team develops a risk-based analytics system that we also use for bot detection. From our perspective, bots shouldn't be blindly blocked, but rather properly monitored and blocked only when necessary. Here is a live demo (1) to give
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This is really interesting. I indeed looked at this problem from the wrong perspective. I'm working on an open-source tool that could be useful for bot detection, but I'm still not confident that anyone would deploy it on-prem and
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I'm not defending meta here, but I should mention that meta also uses crawlers to visit pages when someone send a link through their services. User-agent: * can be ignored by bots, but if they ignore the disallow rule for their
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There are domain zone files, and they sometimes contain NS records. Cloudflare hosted domains are easy to identify via their NS records, which also makes Cloudflare customers an ideal target for phishing.
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The website I mentioned has over 15k webpages and ~200 GB of media, and yet we monitor bots manually and only block them if they're pulling 5k requests in a row. Malicious URLs, multiply 404 are blocked by default. HEAD request rejecte

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