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44% Surge in App Exploits as AI Speeds Up Cyber-Attacks, IBM Finds
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The Supabase UI Library
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Willow, Our Quantum Chip
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OpenAI Introduces Vision Fine-Tuning
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I linked this post because it explains how the lottery works which I thought was more interesting and relevant for HN.
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Decoding the NYC School Admission Lottery Numbers
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3y ago
Always liked Reinertsen’s post on reframing tech debt to deferred work. “When we refer to postponed work as technical debt this automatically biases us to assume that both ongoing and future costs are more certain than they really are. This
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A Decade of Nielsen Norman Group Top UX Articles
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I see this with Framer sites all the time. Happens in Chrome too.
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I know the intent is good (it is!) but this common notion that good design is a toolbox of fun little games really prevents the design function from getting taken more seriously. In the business world at least it ensures our seat at the kid
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Study Compares Gas Stove Pollution to Secondhand Cigarette Smoke
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3y ago
Is there a reason we won’t have LLMs that only speak in JSON? These JSON hacks are clever and cool but feel like they’ll be obsolete in 6 weeks.
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3y ago
The OpenAI Cookbook has had an easy to use chat with a PDF app example for a few months. https://github.com/openai/openai-cookbook/tree/main/apps/fil...
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Exploring Question Answering from Tabular Data with GPT-3 and Tapas
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Who Owns the Generative AI Platform?
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Worth remembering that priority and sequence are not quite the same thing. There's a useful framework called RICE where you evaluate/score ideas by Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort. Sometimes assigning numeric values feels fo
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Unique count approximation in Google Analytics
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The author's framework-"you just start small and only add one at a time as needed"-and given example illustrate exactly the process that leads to too many metrics. Pick a few metrics, add another, add another, add another. If
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iPhone 14 Pro camera review: A small step, a huge leap
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Orthogonality Is a Choice
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6y ago
> According to the ePrivacy Directive, they should not last longer than 12 months The quote you keep referencing is false. The ePD says nothing about this.
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6y ago
The ePD text says nothing about a 12 month cookie expiration and also ePD != GDPR
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It doesn’t. Or if it does, no one here has yet to explain why.
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Can you explain what is invalid about it? The list of functional cookie permissions on the consent opt-in specifically mentions cookies to remember log in details.
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“Zoom cookies are firstly written when the user connects to the website zoom.us and accepts the cookies options.” That was the moment Zoom received your consent to store data transmitted by cookies. Adding a few more cookies to the pile, re
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Based on the replies to the tweet very few have assumed this is the case and no, “using as a CDN” and “accidentally linked to” are not the same thing.
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"I'd assume that for banks all code that goes into production gets audited" The point of tag managers is to let non-developers update production without going through a code deployment so the usual code review and oversight
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The Internet Archive rewrites contents of scripts to inject the archive URLs. A better explanation than OP's clickbait is that someone went to the archive to copy/paste misplaced tracking code.
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GDPR is not a cookie law. You don’t need consent to run out-of-the-box GA with IP anonymization.
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