kaimac

You can't say anything these days Phil

These days if you say you're English you'll be arrested and thrown in jail

are you the Daniel Gackle mentioned at the bottom of the article or a different one?

You can get the browser to confirm you want to close the tab. That's what I did with my little single-file scrapbook thing: http://kaimac.org/posts/scrapbook/index.html

Have you tried using Ladybird? The performance is unfortunately not very good. On the other hand Dillo loads pages instantly, even if most pages don't look right.

peak hacker news comment

you could detect the supporting electronics with a nonlinear junction detector but they are not cheap

Not a single mention of the obvious privacy concerns in the article

"just"

could be great news for linux adoption

VL53L0X

nah

I love the MS UI Gothic pixel font that people use on these retro sites

web3 = crypto = scams and weird scammy people. going to be hard to undo that association but good luck!

meanwhile people are dying

>The message, sent before Mr Verma departed Gatwick airport, read: "On my way to blow up the plane (I'm a member of the Taliban)."

>Mr Verma's message was picked up by the UK security services who flagged it to Spanish authorities while the easyJet plane was still in the air.

>A court in Madrid heard it was assumed the message triggered alarm bells after being picked up via Gatwick's Wi-Fi network.

I don't see what this has to do with Gatwick's wifi - presumably one of these agencies have their hooks in Snapchat somewhere, PRISM-style.

Thanks for writing all that out, I'm in a similar situation I suppose and you've made me feel better. And I love the idea of your ant colony.

Cloudflare has access to everyone's cleartext? I was unaware of this. NSA must love that

love what you are doing for the web! unfortunately I've not been able to receive the verification email, I guess you're having some issues at the moment.

> I’d love to understand why you would post such a dogmatic dismissal without so much as a citation

Is this your first time on hacker news?

I found these notes very useful. They also contain a nice summary of how LLMs/transformers work. It doesn't help that people can't seem to help taking a concept that has been around for decades (kernel smoothing) and giving it a fancy new name (attention).

http://bactra.org/notebooks/nn-attention-and-transformers.ht...

skill issue

> So I recommend you continue to search for a situation you can recall in detail.

Or just make one up. Ask silly questions, get silly answers.

Down for me for several hours as well.

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