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7mo ago
I second this request. It would be wonderful to be able to test the rust implementation since it easier to call from other languages in my typical setup. I have a couple uses cases I have never fully resolved, just implemented partial work
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8mo ago
Only if its js initiates downloads (even if just injecting other js), in which case, I guess yes??? Or does that fall onto the browser??? Sounds simple to figure out. Maybe everybody will abandon the term webapp now.
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8mo ago
if (user is null) is leaving me way up in my feelings. Ambiguous value error: 'too true' is not an approved response. Please consult your legislator and try again.
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sgc
8mo ago
"Do not write any code ..." If you are using LLMs for highly restricted work, it is rather trivial to keep them in check enough to receive useful responses.
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8mo ago
I love it. You can use the right arrow to cycle through them.
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8mo ago
I really don't understand what is his usage pattern would have triggered that obviously automated ban. Can somebody let me know what they might think is adversarial enough to be considered 'hacking' or similar by a bot?
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8mo ago
I can get multiple sets of footnotes (critical + content notes) reliably recognized and categorized using gemini-3-flash-preview. I took 15-20 hours to iterate on my prompt for a specific format. Otherwise it would not produce good enough r
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8mo ago
The best leader board I have used is ocrarena.ai. I agree it is not detailed enough. I wish people could rate what part of the ocr went well or bad (layout, text recognition, etc). However, my more specific results using custom prompts and
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8mo ago
My bad, read too quickly. I was thinking of the forced change over from gas water heaters, which is already happening in the California Bay Area and will only expand.
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8mo ago
Electrical upgrades are almost always required, and price is more like 7k-9k around here. It's going to be seriously painful for a lot of people.
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9mo ago
This is why I won't use random distros, even if they have better features. It's just one more point of failure, one more point of unnecessary trust. I would rather fight to deal with specific problems with specific apps on one of
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9mo ago
The most surprising thing on this page for me was: > The areas of least atmospheric humidity ... a large area of ‘dry’ atmosphere also covers part of the South Atlantic Ocean (centre of image). This area is not that far south as to basi
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9mo ago
If I were extremely cynical, I would suspect they might have intentionally falsified that response to make it seem like they were more naive than they actually were.
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9mo ago
So better, richer content twitter? I never used that site except for a brief period at the beginning of the current Ukrainian war, but it sounds like it appeals to the same type of person.
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9mo ago
This is like the education or gun debates, or basically any quality of life message you might have. It's almost impossible to get your message heard. There will always be some non-reason why everything is oh-so-different in the US. It&
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9mo ago
Jason, your runner looks interesting. I am using debian linux on my laptop with an intel cpu and nvidia gpu (proprietary nvidia cuda drivers). Should I be able to get it working? What is your speed per page at this point? Thank you
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9mo ago
How does this compare to dots.ocr? I got fantastic results when I tested dots. https://github.com/rednote-hilab/dots.ocr
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sgc
9mo ago
I switched from Nova to Smart Launcher a couple years ago because it allowed me better customization of app groups - although I did need to work on the config a bit. I like it.
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9mo ago
Producer has minimal margins and cannot lower their price. Consumer, at least in the immediate future, has more money to spend. Never were the curves going to be any different in this case. Only in the case of a poorer country placing tarif
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9mo ago
I am sure that could be useful with proper post-request research. As a technique though, never ask an LLM to find errors. Ask it to either find errors or verify that there are no errors. That way it can answer without hallucinating more eas
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9mo ago
Well you must be an outlier! 100-200x bot to human traffic is a lot. AI bots likely focus on stats / technical info if they happen to be tuned to discern, and there is money in sports stats; so you are a target.
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9mo ago
Can somebody tell me what is a normal "cost of doing business" level of bot traffic these days? I have way too much bot traffic like everybody else, but I don't know if I am an outlier or just run of the mill. I get about 100
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9mo ago
It looked like your jeans might be knock-offs. Customs violation. Time to flashbang your kids.
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sgc
9mo ago
https://CatholicLibrary.org As the home page says: Thousands of works, hundreds of thousands of pages, hundreds of millions of words. Freely accessible to all.
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9mo ago
Security question: Could we have the same level of security - or very close to it - from requiring a secure enclave like a vm running on the device for banking apps with hardware passthrough, or would there be no way for that vm to verify i
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9mo ago
I might be paranoid, but I like that my bankcards are in a metal case (I got it because it's water/dustproof, but I like the bonus) and I like that Wallet only activates the rfid for a second, then I'm no longer broadcasting.
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9mo ago
You think landlords won't pass their costs on to tenants? How do the tenants save when their rent is even more unaffordable than it is now?
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9mo ago
Rent would go through the roof and it would become even harder to get out of the rental trap. It's better to just have a very low hard cap on the number of properties anyone can own.
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9mo ago
He's in real estate. Of course he has an angle. Hopefully they can get something worthwhile into the eventual bill anyways. I would hard cap how many houses anybody can own to something like 4 - whether through an LLC or otherwise. Man
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9mo ago
Alternatively, use the single setting that was literally just given to you above. That is pretty much as easy as it gets without resurrecting Clippy to help you figure it out. It's not reasonable to expect a massive bloated gui if peop
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