Yaina

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by Yaina 10mo ago
Totally agree!! But you never see anything remotely close to proposals like that from the people claiming they want less bureaucracy. When they say less bureaucracy / deregulation, they just talk about tax cuts, less consumer protectio
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by Yaina 10mo ago
I think you replied to the wrong thread ^^;
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by Yaina 10mo ago
I like the EU, but what's annoying about things like this, or the Chat Control law that keeps getting pushed, is that civil society and privacy advocacy groups always need to stay vigilant and keep mobilizing people. It's an attri
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by Yaina 10mo ago
"Are you sick of piles of owls constantly blocking your driveway? Well then you gotta get Owl Trowel!" https://youtu.be/TO8XKIp-f5s
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by Yaina 11mo ago
It's written in Svelte, which personally I'm excited about just because it means that a pretty big tech company is using it :) And the "leak" is fun for me because you can see how they write their components haha
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by Yaina 11mo ago
It still creates separate folders but you're right that about:profiles seems to treat them as the same. When you open about:profiles in both your "new" profiles, you can see that even though it has the same name, the path cha
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by Yaina 11mo ago
I don’t think any of that is necessary for me to extract your data. You just have to be in this agent mode on a site I own or have gained access to. At that moment you’re at the mercy of the LLM, which is for one extremely gullible and, wit
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by Yaina 11mo ago
With these "agentic browsers" you are one prompt injection away from having your data stolen by a malicious website with some form that you cannot see.
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by Yaina 11mo ago
It's one solution to a problem. Which is that the results of tests are not strictly measuring how well the students understood the subject matter, but are heavily influenced by the quality of the rest and course as a whole. That is gen
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by Yaina 11mo ago
It's just an additional button in their WYSIWYG editor. I'm sure its not much more than a simple prompt telling ChatGPT or whatever to clean up the text for clarity.
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by Yaina 11mo ago
I think what we're seeing, and what the article describes, are company leaders across industries reacting to the AI hype by saying "we need AI too!" not because they've identified a specific problem it can solve, but bec
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by Yaina 1y ago
It is true, and what you quoted does not contradict this. https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/publish/signing-... You can temporarily install extensions in about:debugging, but everything permanent needs t
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by Yaina 1y ago
Hm, not sure about that. I know from browser add-ons that markets like Brazil do suffer from increased scams, especially banking scams. I could see that this is also an issue for scam apps. Firefox for instance does not allow you to install
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by Yaina 2y ago
It's really sad that I'm reading "open source model" and think "hmhm, as if". Maybe they're really using a truly open source model (probably not) but the meaning of the word is muddied already.
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by Yaina 2y ago
I'd be nice if the EU would step up and become more self sufficient with Trump in the White House. Though I am nervous. I think Trump could still do us a lot of harm.
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by Yaina 2y ago
Common ground. The whole democratic apparatus of the United States might get severely hollowed out for the foreseeable future, and you're talking about finding common ground.
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by Yaina 2y ago
It's somewhat besides the point of the piece and might be unfair, but I can't help to feel an immediate sense of distrust for any piece of writing that uses AI images. Anyways, tying lending terms to the value of the degree sounds
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by Yaina 2y ago
Interesting, I'm also on my phone (Pixel 6) and I found the text on the site to be somewhat too big. Sounds like it's different for some reason? But I agree, I don't think this website is revolutionizing readability by being
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by Yaina 2y ago
The biggest hurdle to passkey adoption is going to be, how complicated they are to implement for developers (relative to their advantages). I think that's the much more pressing matter than user adoption.
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by Yaina 2y ago
Doesn't ever profession complain about the tools they use?
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by Yaina 3y ago
I think this is a cool tool, although my personal preference when working with GraphQL is to have it be a very thin layer over my graphQL agnostic API function calls.
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by Yaina 3y ago
I don't find it ironic at all. The purpose of telemetry is to be able to obtain information about the user population at large. It's anonymous and the data only flows one way (i.e. you don't see personalized ads based on tele
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by Yaina 3y ago
yeah, all the things that happen in the Korean version seem like bugs that should be filed IMO!
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by Yaina 3y ago
I don't know, this post wants to convince readers that there are UX rules from which the theme author created an objectively better Firefox theme, yet most of the changes strike me as personal preferences. It's obviously well made
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by Yaina 3y ago
Citation needed, I'd say.
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by Yaina 3y ago
I mean, the majority of work on Firefox is being done by Mozilla. If they stopped working on Gecko, I would be highly surprised if it would get security maintenance, let alone feature work. Donating to the Tor Browser project could be an id
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by Yaina 3y ago
I've had a Hacktintosh from 2016 until end of last year. Initially I just did it because I assembled a pretty good PC for gaming, but for work stuff I liked macOS more, so dual booting was a nice option! This was also before the M-seri
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by Yaina 3y ago
From the article, I don't see Mozilla saying they don't want to comply with the technical requirements, just that they don't want to maintain two versions of Firefox for iOS (one Webkit, one Gecko). I think that is a fair com
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by Yaina 3y ago
But realistically, you don't hire 35 developers; you also need designers, product managers, engineering managers, etc. Even if you keep all that lean, you now created a giant cost center with no additional revenue. It's an artific
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by Yaina 3y ago
So if Mozilla wanted to ship Firefox with Gecko on iOS, they would need to maintain that, but only for the EU, while maintaining a WebKit version for all other markets. Oof.

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