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by tallytarik 1y ago
This is an interesting point and in my view, there is no clear answer here. Here's an example: https://ipinfo.io/172.224.238.32 This IP is actually in Ontario, which you can easily verify with a ping measurement. But i
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by tallytarik 1y ago
We and many others use the same techniques too. This is a concept introduced 20 years ago, and RIPE Atlas/IPmap has been a public implementation of this idea for the last decade or so. (However, the vast majority of IPs can't be g
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by tallytarik 1y ago
If you need more than country level data, these folks become very expensive very quickly. Many providers are orders of magnitude cheaper. I run one of them - https://iplocate.io - but there are plenty of other high quality and a
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by tallytarik 1y ago
I suspect they are printing more money with the 1-10 megacorps who can afford to pay millions of dollars for per-eyeballs licenses.
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by tallytarik 1y ago
IPLocate.io is free to use up to 1,000 reqs/day, also includes a bunch of other IP data like proxy/vpn detection, asn/company/org info. Disclaimer: I run this service, so I'm biased :)
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by tallytarik 2y ago
The warning is only for <h1>s inside a section, so GP’s example — where the only h1 is at the top level — would not be flagged.
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by tallytarik 2y ago
I see that as the core point of the game! Would it be a whole lot of fun to complete the game in one guess? On the other hand I like when I can ‘skip ahead’ and then try to reverse engineer a trickier inside clue.
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by tallytarik 2y ago
“Hey Siri open the curtains” “I found some web results. I can show them if you ask again from your iPhone” Nah, Apple is the letdown, and has been since before ChatGPT.
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by tallytarik 2y ago
The article mentions Minecraft — if you’re interested, check out “Reinventing Minecraft world generation by Henrik Kniberg”, a great talk about procedural generation by one of the developers: https://youtu.be/ob3VwY4JyzE
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by tallytarik 2y ago
Notes is so bad. Often copy and paste just breaks. It will copy some string of characters from a different part of the note than you selected, until you restart. Reminders too. For at least 5 years, creating multiple reminders in a certain
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by tallytarik 2y ago
I remember scoring an early key for the Xbox 360 edition by solving a puzzle tweeted out by one of the developers. I was thrilled… my friends weren’t!
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by tallytarik 2y ago
I know the sorts of “creators” you’re talking about, but I’ve never heard of this as a response before. Are there really that many people who 1) are aware that this could be effective, and 2) are quick witted enough to pull their phone out
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by tallytarik 2y ago
Who slandered who?
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by tallytarik 2y ago
> “We believe deeply in the transformative power of innovation to enrich lives,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO. Does this line actually mean anything? Press releases are so weird.
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by tallytarik 3y ago
Many here seem to have taken the wrong implication from the headline and graph. This article is saying Sonoma has the smallest updates in years, and that installation time is decreasing .
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by tallytarik 3y ago
The article actually says the latest updates are the smallest in years.
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by tallytarik 3y ago
Kitboga has shown in his videos where a victim will be at the store, and will either see a sign that warns about gift card scams, or is specifically told by the cashier, and still buys them. Why? Because often the scammer already has remote
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by tallytarik 3y ago
> You think it’s just generating plausible random crap that happens to exist verbatim on the internet? > I mean… read the paper, 0.8% outputs were verbatim for gpt-3.5. Look at the sorts of outputs they claim are in the training data.
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by tallytarik 3y ago
I think this is misleading. I ran the same test when I heard about it a few months ago. When I tested it, I'd get back what looked like exact copies of Reddit threads, news articles, weird forum threads with usernames from the deepest
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by tallytarik 3y ago
Wait till you find out how Reddit works!
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by tallytarik 3y ago
It's currently #9 on the front page.
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by tallytarik 3y ago
> Eventually they would see Apple ads next to Nazi posts. Right? The claim is that X promised Apple (& others) that their ads would not be shown next to such content - regardless of whether that content had been served by algorithmic
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by tallytarik 3y ago
> No offense, but at first glance I thought this was a GPT generated SEO ad farm... You're not far off. The majority of the content is ripped from the real site: https://mistral.ai/news/announcing-mistral-7b&#x2
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by tallytarik 3y ago
> I wish there was a tier that was lower cost and didn't include Prime Video as I never use it nor have any plans to use it. That’s pretty close to what they’re doing here. Now you’re no longer subsidising an ad-free video service i
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by tallytarik 3y ago
IMO: yes. I've used both of these in my current role to make substantial improvements to our Solr search engine. They include a good range of techniques between "quick wins you could implement and test in an hour" and "c
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Stripe card processing fees are increasing for 6 countries(support.stripe.com)
3 points by tallytarik 3y ago|1 comments
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by tallytarik 3y ago
As of October 2023, card processing fees are increasing for Australia, Canada, Hong-Kong, Singapore, New Zealand, Mexico and Malaysia. Successful disputes no longer have the dispute fee returned for the above countries and Brazil, India, Th
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by tallytarik 3y ago
I’ve had some success with this. I think I’d need to fine tune the model to see better results with some domain-specific terms, but I couldn’t find much information about how to actually do that - what sort of input data you need, how much
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by tallytarik 3y ago
It 404s for me on desktop, after ~20 seconds of trying to load.
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by tallytarik 3y ago
GitLab was rather quick to board the AI hype train this year. Fine - they don't want to look like they're behind the curve, have to please investors, and whatever else. But IMO there are plenty of other places to add real value ac

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