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I just return a customized Exception type. Works about the same.

There should be a third option: allow but give fake data

And it should be default.

It's your loss. The whole article is very good written.

I always wondered what happens if presenting LLMs with source code that symbols were too confusing/misleading.

Sees already the case.

I remember there was a tel: link than when I clicked it wipes everything on my samsung phone

I recently learned that NN layers talk to each other via unused neurons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgH9sr7G13Q

Stackoverflow wasn't killed by AI, it's long dead because of those "Closed Question" bummbers.

I've never seen an online community incentives vandalism rather than contributions.

I don't think all websites should be printable.

hypertext should be printable.

hypermedia should be highly interactive.

The mouse hijack feels really weird

lmao bot lang fail.

Then there're spam and geo-block problems.

wtf Python is also effected. https://pypi.org/project/brotli/ not sure about shell

Even Wireshark was affected? Damn

If you $LANG has a compiler or grammar checker, then it's a reward that LLM can learn.

Web standards is a lie. Browser vendors just take down stuff because they don't bother.

Everything in China is strictly regulated but loosely enforced. Just take that as a grain of salt

An image codec can be run in a sandboxed way, with a preset cpu/ram boundary, the output is rastered pixels, how could this not be "safe"?

There are dozens of .wasm based image encoder/decoders outthere, no?

It's not like it could access network or IO, unlike extensions do, which could steal your data after authors sell their popular extension and buys profits from stealing data from installed users.

> gives us more code to maintain, increases the binary size

In that case, don't nanny everything as a monolith. Let formats/codecs can be installed as extension/plugin.

For example I really want to webrtc to f' off, I can't. I can't even disable it for a particular site like microphone permissions. It sucks!

And to my knowledge, webrtc stack is so much more complicated than an image format, so many sites trying to grab my private IP using webrtc. yet every browser vendor are happy to support it!

WHy? Browsers should have supported plethora of formats!

Is this ported to https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/squoosh yet?

> The interesting detail of animated AVIF is that it supports transparency, whereas AV1 video doesn't

Amazing.

by clean it means the opposite of "messy"

https://already-clean.goodfire.com/assets/superposition-circ...

That's the picture under "some are both dogs and cars" in the artcle

It's actually a clean shape, if you disregard the color and texture.

so is there a public service that can verify some IP block belongs to which country/cert?

whois is so deprecated.

Is that the Draco engine?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Draco

They are both terrible.

The old Steam native UI is better.

The best UI I've ever seen is the 2MB Spotify by Ludvig Strigeus (author of µTorrent, @ludde on HN). Instant open, instant play!

Because a short, precise conclusion would only give you negative feedbacks. Too many viewers and critics jump to argument without much thinking.

Writing in defensive style is a tactical choice.

For those not aware, Iosevka is the font that gives you perfec vertical alignment in monospace tables/flowcharts with CJK/emojis.

> Flash was a real battery sucker on Android

> Flash freezing the entire tab

It's a runtime issue. .swf format is highly optimized, but it was poorly ported to iOS at that time. Adobe didn't even try.

Also the observation is kinda biased. Reimplement the same kind of animation with h5, you'd drain your battery quickly and eat your cpu0 as well. Webkit made lots of optimizations during the years.

In retrospective

https://web.archive.org/web/20170615060422/https://www.apple...

> In addition, Flash has not performed well on mobile devices

H5 animations performs much worse on all devices.

Flash animations like Felix's can run well on a Pentium III processor with 64MB memory.