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Maybe it's completely intentional and it's making a comeback at least with LLMs? Google say it has no value, but LLMs probably genuinely use it.

There is another angle not a lot of people consider. There was a Defcon video I recall watching from 10-15 years ago where the speaker referenced a case where police managed to arrest someone because the Tor traffic on the network (maybe a university) was so unusual as a one time event at a specific location, the police managed to tie the individual to specific Tor activity. The speaker's conclusion was essentially we should all be using Tor to create and normalise a higher volume of Tor traffic which can in turn help protect other Tor user's anonymity.

[Cursor appears to at least be trying...](https://cursor.com/docs/reference/ignore-file#why-ignore-fil...)

Cursor automatically ignores files in .gitignore

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While Cursor blocks ignored files, complete protection isn't guaranteed due to LLM unpredictability.

[Antigravity appears to just _do_, not _try_)[https://antigravity.google/docs/strict-mode]

will someone please think of the children?

What's the maximum video dimensions your service can output? with a 1024x1024 image it exports 512x512 on the free plan.

lol the uk gov has more negative connotations than bigtech.

Also not quite democratic when the uk electorate last voted for a gov in 2019 but we have had 3 prime ministers since all with vastly different strategies, where the last 2 were chosen by anyone who wants to pay for a membership to the tory party, including fake identities made by journalists who registered from france.

If you had some context, bigtech are actually fighting to keep encryption alive and are the goodies in this story.

Context is important, so is reading. But thanks for your insight in the article you didn't read.

Given Labour also have not committed to reverting the anti-protest laws that were brought in by Suella Braverman, and where the Deputy Leader of the Opposition said along the lines of "now is not the time to review that" when a caller literally asked that question, I don't hold out much hope for them doing anything progressive in relation to this.

My company recently had a FE candidate supply a test using tables.

Is there a less bureaucratic one for british english?

This is not an issue everywhere. You work with penny-pinching mongoloids.

Also you

You think this tool by itself is worth $120 a year? For a personal license?

Have you considered this is not an issue everywhere?

You're 22. You've just started.

aaaand they've blocked audio until 18:17ish, timestamp url: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1114111652?t=00h18m17s

Unless I recal incorrectly, LCP will finish when changes to that area are finished. So a placeholder is used, it will be pointless.

loading=lazy can actually negatively impact LCP

Any stats on performance?

I believe it be important to calculate your diet and not count on accidental vitamin intake from meats.

Absolutely, I only actually bothered trying to figure that out when I stopped meat myself, as I knew I wouldn't be getting everything I was meant to (even though I knew I probably wasn't healthy in the first place).

That shit is difficult to figure out, trying to cover everything recommended nutritional intake for a day feels near impossible.

I don't think it's too far a leap to suggest that knowledge like that could get you killed. Lets ask some Iranian nuclear scientists to see what they think...

Np! Enjoy hours of great content!

I've only just seen your comment and cba to re-read every comment but just at a quick glance out of the small amount of top-level comments 3 of them in the thread suggesting the same.

aren't most fiat currencies in the developed world basically imaginary points now too?

I don't think it's as simple as that as you don't know what you're necessarily going to find at the starting line.

Last month on HN someone got £7500 from FB, but, everyone thought he should have got more: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25401294

There is also a darknet diaries episode (can't remember which) but the guy who found a bug had got into instagram s3 buckets and source code, he felt he should have got the $1M bug bounty but instead facebook claimed he did it without permission to go further and got fuck all.

Hating on Israel specifically is a very cool and woke thing to do. Has been for decades.

Well Israeli has been treating palestinians pretty badly so it's not like it isn't justified.

At least critising Israel for genuine reasons isn't deemed anti-semitic in the latest international standard of the definition, oh wait!

Potential fix for the slowness here: https://twitter.com/stauffermatt/status/1326996782665052162

I deffo want to try this, but I'm torn because reddit enhancement suite is not supported

Seems a bit over the top to put this warning out when it is fine to drink.

I don't understand why you wouldn't boil water before putting it through your system like that anyway. Isn't it always recommended in that scenario...

isn't this actually fine to drink and only any issue when you put through your nasal passages?

I don't think it's shameful, though just niaeve to expect it to work well.

To be fair I do think it is difficult to make a choice until you make an app of size you will not know about those edge cases.

My agency worked on a site which had ~1M+ pages and the backend became unusable (entries table was dead), task management had to be bespoke, search had to be dealt with by Elasticsearch amongst other things.

If you look closely you can see the Adidas logo imprinted from the sandal