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Would be great to have a filter for copy paste of logs but also screenshots.
Key would be to identify the potentially harmful information instead of having to maintain a blacklist of secrets that I want to be removed.
Maybe the tool could learn over time which phrases/words I'd want removed.
Replacement is easy to understand indeed.
No video wit supported format and MIMe type found. I'm sure I can install something to fix it, but wanted to let you know.
How does the model decrypt the text if it does not have the key? If the model has the key why encrypt in the first play?
I'm also curious to see a comparison between the above, in particular trying to understand who is the most open source in their features + expected to not start feature capping soon.
Superset Embedded SDK - "Embedded SDK allows you to embed dashboards from Superset into your own app, using your app's authentication. Embedding is done by inserting an iframe, containing a Superset page, into the host application."
My guess is because the non-modal video ads are the only things that a human can not ignore easily. Banner blindness is a thing and I'm pretty sure we are great at "blocking" everything around the video (that we actually want to look at).
So the only option is to withhold what we want (the content) until we consumed what we don't want (the ad).
I'm less sure that humanity is incapable of finding another way to foster the creativity and the education/entertainment value the world gets out of youtube. I'd love to see us try and only go back to advertising if that is indeed the only/best way.
Yes ad-supported YT is "free" of direct cash payment, but how much do we (society) "pay" in form of thoughts that we wouldn't have had where it not for an advertiser to force it onto us. I sometimes wonder if advertising is a kind of corruption and will be outlawed / considered inhumane at some point in the future.
This describes how it works at least tiny bit:
>Invidious does not use the official YouTube API, but scrapes the website for video and metadata such as likes and views.[10]
It sounds like there is some kind of instance/server which my client/with a cleaner frontend will talk to.
But how does that work and why can youtube not detect it and block it?
As a Jupyter notebook user who has not tried Livebook (yet) i can summarize after watching:
- in Jupyter notebook state is hard to reproduce because execution can go back and forth between cells and that is not tracked. in Livebook execution is always top to bottom (still interactive and you can have branches)
- built-in package management
- multiplayer (the same notebook can be accessed and manipulated by multiple users)
- easier version control (a subset of markdown)
- ...
Also I couldn't find any way to toggle alternative suggestions.
If lineage is as automatic as you say that's not clear to me after reading. Thanks for explaining!