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Thanks! You probably mean page zoom-out on Android because of the viewport. Should work now.
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True. We have a product website (1) built entirely with tables and HTML 4.01 (2) in 2026. Works as expected everywhere. 1. https://www.tirreno.com 2. https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=https://www.tirre
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> Fun fact: a chunk of Odysseus was built *from a phone* -- mobile shells (Termux), the PWA install, and on-device agents. So "works on mobile" isn't an afterthought, it's where a lot of it actually happened. https:&
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Perhaps the downvotes come from scammers.
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To the platform, the difference shows up exactly in the mitigation math. The 'make it cost more than it's worth' model only works when both sides of that ratio are knowable and bounded. With bonus abuse, the reward is fixed a
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You're mixing up bonus abuse here. The people behind phishing are more like hackers, whereas bonus abuse is usually run by non-technical people or bot farms. Scammers are much more dangerous, because they're typically behind opera
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Captcha here will only harm your real users' experience and won't protect against this kind of abuse, since it comes from real scammers, not fully automated bots. I've dealt with these and similar issues over the last 8 years
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Anthropic hits $965B valuation with latest funding round, overtaking OpenAI(thehill.com)
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AI is learning to fly airplanes – and aviation is starting to embrace it(cnn.com)
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Nice nickname btw.
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AI is changing the internet forever(cnn.com)
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There is nothing to Show HN (1). 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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It seems like a perfect ouroboros illustration for the current world. AI creates a delusional product, people don't trust their own opinion regarding it and follow it, another AI is needed to prove that the product is unreal. In the lo
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On the other hand, there are 8,400 forks, and it looks very real, so developers seem to have confidence in it.
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> I think AI tools are more like Iron Man's suit. There's an interesting repository with 63600 stars on GitHub (1). The developer of the repository is No 1 at the GitHub's trending contributors list (2). However, it see
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RuView – WiFi DensePose: See Through Walls with WiFi (Scam Alert)(github.com)
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Sony Flamingo - The Coolest Record Player Ever Made(obsoletesony.substack.com)
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Swiss Open Source Software Benchmark(ossbenchmark.com)
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> while neither model included your product in it's initial response, when I followed up with "what about open-source" You just proved that LLMs don't know about the product (which is fine), but they don't even k
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Until they prefer not to search. Let me explain using the example of the open-source security framework (1) our team is working on. If you ask Gemini what you should use to integrate fraud prevention or account takeover protection into your
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> it maybe doesn't even matter that the models are using older data. This actually really does matter. Otherwise, the model simply won't know about your product and will always suggest only a few market leaders. Searching for
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LLM pre-training models risk being unable to be updated with data from after 2025, as much of it is corrupted with LLM-generated content. We might be locked into outdated knowledge, where only whitelisted sources decide what to include. Tak
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Knowledge cutoff: January 2025 Latest update: May 2026 I have a very bad feeling about this lag.
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$400 Audemars Piguet Swatch(swatch.com)
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Perhaps this was prior to shakti times. I have a letter from Mr. Whitney, and I'd say he doesn't use the shift key at all, therefore I assume it's k .
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I don't see how this codebase could possibly be " inspired on K " (as the author writes). k is known to have ascétique aesthetic. Also, it's `k` as per Arthur Whitney's website (1). 1. https://k.nyc/
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Strait of Hormuz submarine cable(cnn.com)
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Anytime, buddy! DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=D000-DFFF BUFFERS=30 FILES=40 FCBS=4,0 STACKS=9,256 DOS=HIGH,UMB LASTDRIVE=F
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Simply because people prior to VC used time to make fun stuff. After VC came in and bought up that time to make more money, the fun stuff disappeared.
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Since <BLINK> is gone, `BEHAVIOR=SLIDE` is the closest you'll get. <MARQUEE DIRECTION="DOWN" BEHAVIOR="SLIDE">Slide</MARQUEE>

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