Paywalled, and archive.is seems to be busted.
Don't worry, this journalism probably isn't even societally important /s
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yvely commented on Bot or human? Creating an invisible Turing test for the internet research.roundtable.ai/pr... · Posted by u/timshell
I personally work on this all day everyday, you're never going to find my crawlers, stop trying lmfao.
I like that you chime in on this and think better cooperation makes more sense here. I assume you also have no interest in enshittified, slower, more expensive, environmentally worse, lower quality Internet.
From your point of view, what are potential options/directions to approach to solve some of the issues arising from f.x. crawlers, bota, and other detection-avoiders?
I am genuinely curious here
yvely commented on How you breathe is like a fingerprint that can identify you nature.com/articles/d4158... · Posted by u/XzetaU8
yvely commented on How I program with agents crawshaw.io/blog/programm... · Posted by u/bumbledraven
I am going to put it out here: Docker and other modern infra is easier to understand than CSS (at least pre flex).
My take from this comment is that maybe you do not understand it as well as you think you do.
Claiming that "other modern infrastructure" is easier to understand than CSS is wild to me. Infrastructure includes networking and several protocol, authentication and security in many ways, physical or virtual resources and their respective capabilities, etc etc etc.
In what world is all of that more easy than understanding CSS?
yvely commented on GrapheneOS needs OEM partner access xcancel.com/GrapheneOS/st... · Posted by u/udev4096
EU is actively seeking mandatory backdoors into phones among others (look up ProtectEU). EU is the last entity they should be in contact with.
"Experts "deeply concerned" by the EU plan to weaken encryption" https://www.techradar.com/computing/cyber-security/experts-d...
These things i am also against. But there is at the same time an interest in allowing data security and ability to repair, f.x.
I would never suggest an EU led or controlled version, but the EU has many types of resource and overlapping goals I think.
yvely commented on GrapheneOS needs OEM partner access xcancel.com/GrapheneOS/st... · Posted by u/udev4096
I don’t see how the EU can help. They need access to source code that belongs to Google and Google is under no obligation to legal disclose.
The legal changes require to force then to do so are wildly beyond what we can expect from the EU.
I was actually thinking funding and networking. I do agree with what you said.
yvely commented on GrapheneOS needs OEM partner access xcancel.com/GrapheneOS/st... · Posted by u/udev4096
GrapheneOS devs should approach the EU for support here in my opinion.
Right about now the EU, or at least many member nations, are very interested in ensuring ability to take ownership of important/critical solutions.
The director also made Kim Jong Il’s Comedy Club[1], an absolutely insane documentary on North Korea.
And also by Mads Brügger and about North Korea. Civilian self-chosen undercover operation. Fascinating watch.
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt13243898/
yvely commented on Political bias can subvert your rational thinking [video] youtube.com/watch?v=zB_OA... · Posted by u/belorn
s/Political b/B/
Isn't it kind of the definition of bias?
Great first step asking for help and seeking to improve. :)
I would like to point out that a lot of people don't have internal monologues.
There are many ways to think and many ways to be smart. Internal monologue is not a requirement. I have it myself so I cannot give advice on how to think without, but just bear in mind that it isn't required.