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Comment #49199203
Azure has a lot of GB300s: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/microsoft-azure-worlds-first-g...
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Comment #49143175
Yup, already mentioned in a comment below: the IPs are in that list. They also show up in AbuseIPDB with multiple reports.
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Comment #49142793
Yeah it's not just Amazon, but so far Amazon was the only one specifically looking for URLs in source code. Interestingly it ignored URLs in the fake markdown docs. Another detail:…
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Comment #49138756
Thanks, the Amazonbot IPs that accessed my honeypot are in this other list: https://developer.amazon.com/amazonbot/searchbot-ip-addresse... By the way, they used false user-agents.…
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Comment #49137468
My concern is more in relation to trying to use an endpoint from non-public source code, it seems negligent to randomly try endpoints like this
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Tell HN: Amazonbot aggressively scraping my website and ignoring robots.txt
At the beginning of the year I decided to set up a scraping and LLM honeypot on one of my personal websites which included a fake git repo with code containing fake HTTP endpoints.…
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Comment #49025069
Ruled by whom? The International Court of the Northern District of California ?
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Comment #48873744
If you wanna look into another example search for the Abercrombie Plan in Edinburgh: it was a very ambitious urbanistic plan to "modernize" this city. For instance they proposed to…
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Comment #48871613
In the mid 20th century some people believed urban motorways were "progress" and wanted to build them everywhere, see for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futurama_%28New_Yor…
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Comment #48676744
Maybe I am missing your point but "Textbooks are all you need" distilled from GPT-3.5
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Comment #48676152
Sorry but your argument doesn't seem coherent: How is the cost of RL relevant here? It would also help if you could substantiate your initial claim (i.e. "internet training data is…
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Comment #48671510
> Using them was allowed as fair use That is only relevant in the US, and even there it is still not clear-cut whether the fair use doctrine applies on all these scenarios. Outside…
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Comment #48635558
-16.5% at the moment... Is the market reacting to the $20B bond offering news? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-22/spacex-ki...
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Comment #48582368
> Today we're gonna announce something a little weird and a little crazy, but also spectacular and filled with hope. Why is that almost every LLM generated article sounds like a Li…
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Comment #48539448
Kissing the ring also helps - I won't be surprised if Anthropic's next model goes full MAGA
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Comment #48515327
Here in Scotland it seems the desinfo campaign targeted mostly the SNP and Swinney. I guess it's hard to know how effective it was but his party lost 6 seats in last month's electi…
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Comment #48496444
As a person from the developing world I feel obligated to say that I find your assurance quite unconvincing: the negative effects of smartphone at this point in time is invariant g…