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by reportt 2y ago
Also could be causing user informational dissonance. You are potentially reading the "FireFox Version" of the site, and your NotebookLM is chomping away on the "AI Version" of the site, and they can be wildly different.
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by reportt 2y ago
> This is no different than the decades-old technique of "cloaking", to fool crawlers from Google and other search engines. Isn't this more "Hey, why is this website giving my NotebookLM different info than my own bro
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by reportt 3y ago
> and because it results in people asking to talk to me instead.
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by reportt 5y ago
Yeah, that's understandable. Don't be afraid to have refactored changes on other repos locally, just be sure to do the package version updates first.
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by reportt 5y ago
> Does anyone have any other practices they can recommend for managing these type of projects? Honestly, the only way around these sorts of issues is to utilize automation in some form. I've found that setting up repositories (like
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by reportt 5y ago
I know, right? I mean, I paid my rent on time for the entire pandemic due to having a job. All those people who have back rent and possibly lost their jobs and only now are getting them back should also have to meet the same financial burde
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by reportt 5y ago
The only time in which you would need blockchain over a centralized DB is when everyone needs access to the DB, but no one trusts each other. Like if you needed to store healthcare information for multiple people which theoretically could b
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by reportt 5y ago
U.S. taxpayers who make $452k single/$509k married would have their top marginal tax rate increase from 37% to 39.6%. This will happen in 2025 anyways, assuming Congress does with regards to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The people who th
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by reportt 5y ago
> If someone found an exploit in your web app container [...] A good pattern here is to reverse proxy all requests to the application through something like nginx. My applications tend to have a back-end application that is not accessibl
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by reportt 5y ago
Using the docker-compose.override.yml helps with that. In local you can just have those services/configurations added, and then the production environment doesn't even need to know they exist.
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by reportt 5y ago
The idea is that you have a core structure that is used in both local/dev environment and the prod environment, with just the override applying changes. For example, your local override might have the "build" configuration, w
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by reportt 5y ago
But underwriters don't necessarily need to insure every officer, and not every officer will be insured the same. If they are deemed too risky, it doesn't matter if the union is backing their premiums or not -- if they don't h
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by reportt 6y ago
Honestly, the only reason that I can think of is that they want to have a decentralized database with a provenance chain of where resources come from/go to, track it on the individual level. Why wouldn't they be using a centralize