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mikeiz404

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About mikeiz404

If you'd like to chat, you can reach me at upcrowd_bingies@aleeas.com.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #45806694

    It’s interesting that only GET calls are metered. Is this a common thing to do? I wonder if this is also being done to limit marketplace data being scraped with the API or limit ho…

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    Comment #45778206

    The DOI address is working now

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    Comment #45776976

    It’s been some time since I have dealt with web scrapers but it takes less resources to run a regex than it does to parse the DOM (which may have syntactically incorrect parts anyw…

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    Comment #45776873

    Two thoughts here when it comes to poisoning unwanted LLM training data traffic 1) A coordinated effort among different sites will have a much greater chance of poisoning the data …

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    Comment #45755234

    I think the post's argument is that we are on the way to something akin to China's social credit system (but not there yet). > What we have aren't unified social credit systems…yet…

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    Comment #45730645

    > It is obviously social media I get why social media could possibly be the cause but what makes you so certain it is the cause or the largest contributing factor?

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    Comment #45730624

    Anyone know where to find the paper? The DOI in the article is being reported as invalid. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2517530122

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    Comment #45730533

    Yea or also: Social Media getting big → larger perceived friend groups Social Media getting big OR screen time increasing OR phones preferencing more limited forms of communication…

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    Comment #45706598

    - The IOC is a cleared shutdown log. - The update now clears the shutdown log each boot. > This led to the conclusion that a cleared shutdown.log could serve as a good heuristic fo…

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    Comment #45699634

    It is unfortunate. I think one must have a chat with our gods of capital in order to correct it. But I'm not sure they are listening.

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    Comment #45689012

    Not sure if you saw the demo video but the blue "Trailer" button at the bottom of their page pops it up to watch. https://sky.app/

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    Comment #45688951

    The tribunal judgement documents are here... https://www.catribunal.org.uk/judgments/14037721-dr-rachael-...

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    Comment #45688930

    I haven't dug through the linked documents but it's probably in here some where... https://www.catribunal.org.uk/judgments/14037721-dr-rachael-...

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    Comment #45675203

    > Enjoy a pay as you go model… No matter how big or small your business is. HP SitePrint has bundled a comprehensive support contract into a pay as you go usage rate , so you only …

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    Comment #45665928

    > "brain rot", "Thought-skipping", "primary lesion", "Cognitive Declines", ... In general using these medical/biological metaphors doesn't seem like a good idea in things like comp…

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    Comment #45665777

    Ah now that's the kind of authentically human response I was hoping for! (It's a joke: The parent uses the same writing style they described as being indicative of LLMs)

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    Comment #45601322

    Hey "vercel security checkpoint", I'm repeatedly getting a code 99 "Failed to verify your browser" on an iphone with a VPN exits in California and Canada via proton VPN and Firefox…

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    Comment #45521145

    Paper: A Framework for Understanding Market Crises (1999) https://www.risknet.de/uploads/tx_bxelibrary/Bookstaber-Unde...

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    Comment #45254771

    Or your car insurance rates go up because of what a model has inferred, rightly or wrongly, about your driving habits. But as the driver you are unaware of this because 1) the car …

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    Comment #45254676

    > Is it inconceivable that people actually see lower savings in exchange for tracking shopping habits is a beneficial transaction? I would argue that the vast majority of people ar…

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    Comment #45160066

    I noticed this too. I do wonder what it would look like if you controlled for relocation (moving to another region and then developing symptoms), disease onset (both maps are for t…

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    Comment #45160027

    It is unfortunate that the title and subheading of the article use a causal phrasing. Fortunately the body of the article does maintain the correct distinction.

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    Comment #42653363

    At least some, if not the majority, is likely derived from the IP address used in the ad bidding process. > Franaszek also says that “a significant amount of this geolocation datas…

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    Comment #41865531

    I second giving landscape mode a try. There is something more comfortable about it and you get more space to hold onto each side of the screen. Of note, the screen seems slower to …