zexodus

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by zexodus 8mo ago
I'm so tired of these... Is there really no way we can make it technologically impossible for them to exfiltrate user data?
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by zexodus 2y ago
> the wood where my mouse was kept attracting weird black spots Have the same issue, but can't subscribe to mousepads. I believe that's dust getting in the crevices of the wood.
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by zexodus 2y ago
Context size limits are usually the reason. Most websites I want to scrape end up being over 200K tokens. Tokenization for HTML isn't optimal because symbols like '<', '>', '/', etc. end up bein
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by zexodus 2y ago
It's possible to capture the DOM by running a headless browser (i.e. with chromedriver/geckodriver), allowing the js execute and then saving the HTML. If these readers do not use already rendered HTML to parse the information on t
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by zexodus 2y ago
I thought the left brain/right brain gibberish was debunked years ago.
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by zexodus 2y ago
It performed surprisingly well at categorization tasks where json results where involved compared to gemma:2b and gemma:7b
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by zexodus 2y ago
TypeSpec is great, but if you're working with Rust and you're about to write a new project that will require an OpenApi spec sooner or later, I'd like to recommend a web framework that has spec generation baked in: https:&#x
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by zexodus 3y ago
Every single time I see these scraping discussions I get the same thoughts: Businesses use data from the user. The Business does additional crunching on that data to derive new interesting data for the user. Who owns the data? The user or t
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by zexodus 3y ago
The technology would also be killer in real estate markets. Imagine being able to take a video and give potential tenants the ability to see the apartment/house/etc in detail.
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by zexodus 4y ago
I was about to throw some money down their way, but apparently the steam version does not work on Mac M1/M2. I'm too young/uninitiated/whatever/visually_oriented to play the older version.
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by zexodus 4y ago
It's possible to use an algorithmic approach (i.e. linear regression) to derive the weights for each of these factors.
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DiIiS: Diablo III open-source server(github.com)
2 points by zexodus 4y ago|0 comments
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by zexodus 4y ago
Perhaps the most important thing about Jellyfin is that it's open source. I really wish the project received a little bit more love.
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Web Scraping in a Nutshell: The How, When, and Why Answered(youtube.com)
1 points by zexodus 5y ago|0 comments
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by zexodus 5y ago
I wonder how they'd respond to a GDPR request.
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by zexodus 5y ago
Research like this could lead to IDE's suggesting names for some of our methods. Exciting!
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by zexodus 5y ago
Anybody looking for a team member?
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by zexodus 6y ago
Hello deandree, Almost a year ago I've had pretty much an identical idea. Ultimately I got discouraged by the thought that historical data does not correlate with actual stock performance. Nonetheless, I'm very proud of you for ma
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by zexodus 6y ago
This article reminds me that I don't really know what I want to do in the first place.
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by zexodus 7y ago
Paywalled. Please provide a mirror.
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by zexodus 7y ago
Electroboom (Electronics) https://m.youtube.com/user/msadaghd
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by zexodus 9y ago
my screens are somewhat too bright if i want to do work at night so #!/bin/bash xrandr --output DVI-I-1 --brightness $1