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In-browser AI image detection(quantable.com)
3 points by jhpacker 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jhpacker 7mo ago
You could well be right, though I think whatever the mix of Show HN spam vs. ham is the point that almost all it gets no attention remains the same.
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With a 5x increase in Show HN, who sees what you build?(quantable.com)
2 points by jhpacker 7mo ago|4 comments
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by jhpacker 10mo ago
No worries & thanks! Yea I didn't expect to get them with the excerpts too, that was a surprise bonus.
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by jhpacker 10mo ago
Unlinked domains can definitely be found in a lot of ways, but like I show in the article there was literally no fetching of the page except for Googlebot. So even if the hostname was leaked somehow the contents of the page require fetching
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Yes, OpenAI Scrapes Google Search(quantable.com)
6 points by jhpacker 10mo ago|4 comments
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DHS authorized to merge SSA data into SAVE(propublica.org)
15 points by jhpacker 10mo ago|0 comments
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by jhpacker 10mo ago
What I am saying is that this was a glitch where the full prompt rather than a translated prompt was sent to Google Search. OpenAI says they fixed the glitch, so yes it was definitely an error on their part. My research doesn't show ho
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by jhpacker 10mo ago
I definitely wouldn't! Beyond the "glitch" I'm reporting here where full prompts are seemingly sent to GSC, it may still be that searches are scraped... meaning that while it's less obviously personal than a raw pro
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by jhpacker 10mo ago
GSC does filter and threshold what shows, but that doesn't always work 100%. Also those filters are built to work against traditional keyword searches, not prompts. It's also supposed to threshold low volume queries which should h
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ChatGPT search prompts leak into Google Search Console(quantable.com)
9 points by jhpacker 11mo ago|0 comments
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by jhpacker 1y ago
Ok this is pretty funny. Just like any good internet commenter this bot didn't actually read the article... which doesn't actually say "AI is a tool, not a panacea" anywhere.
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The dueling truths of AI, both grift and revolution(quantable.com)
3 points by jhpacker 1y ago|1 comments
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by jhpacker 1y ago
I agree with your take. I've definitely owned and played some excellent sub-$1000 guitars, but at the lower price points things it can be frustrating to deal with things like low-quality tuners, improperly shielded components, etc. I&#
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by jhpacker 1y ago
Yes, it's very much like HotJar, focused on session capture & heatmap.
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by jhpacker 1y ago
Unlike Plausible and Fathom, it looks like Rybbit is NOT salting by default ( (but that it's an option to enable per site: https://www.rybbit.io/docs/enhanced-privacy ). Which is why they can offer retention report
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by jhpacker 2y ago
I don't trust tools that don't disclose precisely how they track you. They say: Combining Inputs: We combine key session details (which shall not be named for security reasons) with a cryptographically secure secret value. SHA-512
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by jhpacker 2y ago
I recently wrote an article on this topic, focused on the power law dynamics that leave such a small amount of room at the top of the industry: https://www.quantable.com/analytics/power-laws-why-our-new-a... I don&#x27
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More streams, but a dwindling number of pro musicians(quantable.com)
5 points by jhpacker 2y ago|0 comments
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Google Analytics Missing Data from Nov 13(seroundtable.com)
1 points by jhpacker 2y ago|0 comments
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by jhpacker 2y ago
Cloudflare radar, which presumably a much bigger and better sample, reports Bytespider as the #5 AI Crawler behind FB, Amazon, GPTBot, and Google: https://radar.cloudflare.com/explorer?dataSet=ai.bots And that's not in
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by jhpacker 2y ago
There's nothing in the law that says one-click. It says, "A prominently located direct link or button which may be located within either a customer account or profile, or within either device or user settings." I think where
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by jhpacker 2y ago
With GA4, the tracker code is loaded from www.googletagmanager.com (even if the tag isn't loaded via a GTM container). The measurement requests can be sent to (region1|www).google-analytics.com or analytics.google.com (to share cookies
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70% of Top Sites Still Set Third Party Cookies(quantable.com)
2 points by jhpacker 3y ago|0 comments
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Voice assistant locally on a RasPi 4(hackaday.io)
2 points by jhpacker 3y ago|0 comments
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Outsider Thinking and the Age of AI(quantable.com)
26 points by jhpacker 3y ago|0 comments
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Why advertisers are excited about attention metrics(marketingbrew.com)
2 points by jhpacker 3y ago|0 comments
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by jhpacker 3y ago
https://www.quantable.com/blog Analytics experiments and opinion, around 10 years of back deep dive articles -- mostly Google Analytics web performance, bots, SEO.
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by jhpacker 3y ago
One of the sites (coop.se) in this decision did use a server-side GTM container to mask the IP before it was sent to Google, but they were still told to stop using GA, but they weren't fined. The DPA said that the _gads, _ga, and _gid
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by jhpacker 3y ago
Those looking for alternatives can take a look at my book which evaluates 15 different options: https://gaalternatives.guide I also have a google sheet listing the basics of each of those tools: https://gaalternatives

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