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zihotki
1y ago
I noticed the same with German. And often generators have to wait because some important piece of the sentence has to be at the end in German. It's happening less in Dutch videos
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I'm european and I wonder how that would be enforced especially for non-EU e-commerce. I also wonder if these aria tags would help writing adblock expressions
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1y ago
LLMs are terrible at accessibility since it requires a lot of implicit context. I'm currently implenemting accessibility for a web app. LLMs (sonnet 3-4, gemini 2.5) make a huge mess and they need a lot of supervision and planning
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1y ago
I think that most of niche platforms would become walled behind a login sooner or later due to increased costs associated with AI crawlers downloading every single bit they could reach.
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1y ago
"For anyone non technical" and "always use your own domain" sound a bit of opposite things to me
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1y ago
Is that the Salesforce that had recently announced that they are going to replace a lot of its staff with AI agents?
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1y ago
There is a https://cpl.thalesgroup.com/access-management/onewelcome-ide... but it's quite far from being supported and integrated everywhere.
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1y ago
Technology can't solve a human problem, the constraints are in budgets and in available time
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1y ago
LLMs are turing complete ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.01992 ). Or what is your definition of 'count'?
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1y ago
Important part of the context missing or was cut off - it's for building apps on top of the Neon platform (PostgreSQL open source SAAS)
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1y ago
Or they will simply give a corporate one to you and tell to use it and carry it during working hours
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1y ago
> Or crack Denuvo That would be a nice benchmark!
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1y ago
Using a script there won't make the news headline. It's an ad for their product - a chat bot
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1y ago
It's not related, it's actually the original source of this article. The submitted article doesn't add anything to the source apart from advertizements.
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1y ago
On one hand it's very complex, on the other hand it's rather simple if you don't go too deep. It's all about the scale of the map you work with.
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1y ago
It's quite easy to get the solid enough understanding of hydraulics/fluid mechanics since it's something you can see/touch and easy to visualize. Kids love to play with water, a few experiments at school/home and th
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2y ago
In Netherlands you can't simply fire a FTE. It's different from US where people have "at will" employment. In NL FTEs are more like CapEx than the OpEx
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2y ago
NIMBY is an universal human concept, it's present everywhere - Europe, Asia, South America. It may come in different flavours but it's everywhere. People don't welcome changes to the surrounding environment if it doesn't
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2y ago
That isn't the Stellantis customer agreement, that is a SiriusXm agreement.
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2y ago
You don't need Amazon's return policy if the country has decent pro-consumer laws. In Netherlands, for example, you can return an item purchased online. For that you need to notify the seller within 14 days of receipt and then sen
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2y ago
And by a lot - around 18 stories about Tesla sales plunging for the last 30 days with the articles looking mostly the same without any new information. That's a bit too much.
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2y ago
You don't need to go far. Just look at the Thunderbird. People are donating to support it.
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2y ago
What is the definition of "help"? Is it showing ads to help you discover the products or services?
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The main problem with the "important part in cursive" is that it's Mozilla execs who decide what is actually a "to help you". There is no way to opt-out of "help".
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2y ago
Fully agree, here is a context for those who missed it https://www.adexchanger.com/privacy/mozilla-acquires-anonym-...
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Mozilla became an ads company after acquiring ads tech startup Anonym. These changes follow that direction.
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2y ago
Correlation does not imply causation.
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2y ago
Cost of raising is not only about the money. It's also about your personal time, energy, and commitment. For some people having kids is rewarding, for others it's not.
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2y ago
I'd like to warn that VW's latest ID models still suffer from the same UI/UX problems and sluggishness reported when they arrived.
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2y ago
I stumbled upon a few sites which have slightly different rules on registration page comparing to login. On registration page the password is length limited and they cut off the excess without saying. But on login page they don't do th
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