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About bobbiechen
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Comment #49188139
Is it accurate to say this is something like long polling except you continue to hold the connection open for subsequent updates? Does this mean a server potentially needs to hold …
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Comment #49113471
It looks like this is a project for nicer signed attestations. But it doesn't seem very opinionated about: 1. What is the attester (signer) attesting to, exactly? This URL example …
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Comment #49101647
I had an interesting conversation with an coworker recently - If you give an agent a budget of $500 to buy a flight, and the airline knows this and bumps your price to $499 even th…
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Comment #49064099
That's a shame, I wonder where he draws the line. While herding to the majority of latest Chrome makes his life easier, there really is a very long tail of real users who are not t…
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Comment #49055002
The vast majority of Googlebot user agents are lying. Real Googlebot is pretty well behaved in my experience. You should use reverse DNS or IP lists to check: https://developers.go…
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Comment #49040095
Here's another similar project: https://writetrack.dev/ There's plenty of microbehavioral analysis we can do that is initially effective but will get bypassed (with GANs being the …
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Comment #49006999
I've used Merlin for a while and I'm still impressed by Merlin's sound identification, it continues to inspire me. I wrote about it last year: https://digitalseams.com/blog/what-bi…
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Comment #48947961
AWS saw Anthropic billing a guy for $16 million on zero usage and thought, why stop at the millions? https://www.techtimes.com/articles/320266/20260712/anthropic...
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Comment #48882628
TK is a very standard term, see William Safire's usage in this 1996 NY Times article: https://www.nytimes.com/1996/10/06/magazine/of-hacks-and-tk....
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Comment #48841382
Oh yeah, just like all cryptography is just a way for bad people to hide their criminal activity. I'd read the confidential computing post! (used to work in this space myself)
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Comment #48809305
He's right up there with Neal Agarwal (neal.fun) and Nolen Royalty (eieio.games) for me. I recently got to interview Nolen on keeping the internet fun and creative for my blog: htt…
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Comment #48702428
The wash sale rule (in the US) makes it a lot harder to pull this off.
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Comment #48672782
That makes a lot of sense! I recently interviewed several great creators on this exact topic and they all echoed similar ideas - although it's easy to fear that someone else has do…
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Comment #48644458
Magnet app (for window splitting) is usually one of my first installs. I think I paid like $7 for it years ago and it's well worth it.
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