An alternative to the Lena picture.

The original image has some trouble with its origins https://www.thedrum.com/news/gender-equality-ad-calls-time-playboy-model-lena-image-led-jpeg-invention

Lol. The second parody of cats.txt made by another person.

It took off and https://catstxt.org/ was born.

On the contrary, llms.txt is often ignored by the crawlers.

The trap is this: getting baited into treating a set of observations as evidence, when the observations would occur whether or not the underlying thing were true. It is the intellectual equivalent of concluding your umbrella causes the rain to stop, because every time you put it away the rain does eventually stop.

It's a convenient example: . The same broken chain of inference is being applied to almost every new GEO tactic invented on a monthly basis

When you ask a model whether llms.txt helps, it is not reasoning. It is not running an experiment, consulting a source or weighing evidence. It is returning the most common thing it has seen written on the subject. The web is thick with confident posts declaring llms.txt the future, so the model converges on that consensus and reflects it back, dressed as a considered opinion. It endorsed my cats for precisely the same reason: by the time anyone asked, enough people had written enthusiastically about cats.txt that the average of the discourse said “yes.”

Quite the opposite of GEO: " That is what the “O” in SEO is meant to stand for. Optimisation is the cumulative advantage of doing the small, verifiable things a little better than your competitors, over and over, until it adds up."

Lol they are the live HTTP requests of catstxt.org

It shows how using RAM efficiently can increase performance.

All with the help of the Flock

Browser extension (Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect urls based on regex patterns, like a client side mod_rewrite.

It allows to use privacy friendly alternatives to the URL shared online.

Intercepts CDN usual libraries and resources, then use the local version of it.

@media (scripting: enabled) and @media (scripting: none)

There's also an initial-only value, which is for scripting that is enabled during page load but not after

Before this feature, one approach for detecting JavaScript support was by setting a custom selector on the opening html tag—a common one seen in the wild is the no-js class name.

Je suis passé d'OpenStreetMap à CoMaps il y a quelque jours, et je dois avouer que c'est vraiment bien réalisé.

L'application fonctionne bien hors-ligne.

Les journalistes grand public semblent plus être des animateurs. Il n'y a pas de remise en question.

Les feux sont causées par des pyromanes, et il s'agit uniquement de crises ponctuelles. Le climat est vu comme un impact sur l'économie.

Acrimed constate: "L’opération rhétorique est claire : changer d’organisation économique et baisser les émissions de CO2 peuvent attendre. Et les bonnes questions – qui a percé la coque ? qui agrandit sans cesse la fuite ? qui détient ces fameux canots ? y’en a-t-il assez pour tout le monde ? – ne seront pas posées."

L'exemple est le principal sujet des médias concerne uniquement la climatisation, ou la consommation des biens et services mis à disposition par le marché. Les médias évitent le climato-scepticisme pour une tendance à raconter le dérèglement climatique presque exclusivement à travers ses manifestations immédiates et les moyens de les absorber.

À mesure que le climatoscepticisme devient intenable face à la multiplication des dégâts, le déni se déplace : de la négation de ce qui arrive, à la négation de ses causes matérielles et historiques.

A dashboard tracking github incidents.

Their uptime without incident is not so great.

Quelques problèmes des affiches générées par IA:

• toutes les informations sont mise au même niveau
• toutes les affiches s'uniformisent. Comment se démarquer des autres ?

Ce style explose, tout comme les affiches de type PowerPoint ou Word s'étaient démocratisée auparavant.

Et comment fait-on dans le lycée alors que tous les services sont numérisées (emploi du temps, travail, encouragement à utiliser les postes fixes au CDI)

Github stats are not pertinent anymore because Claude AI can turn them upside down.

It’s now easy to ask Claude to generate a list of interesting open source projects, then ask Claude to find some problems in them, and then ask Claude to raise some PRs to fix them. You don’t even have to use the projects or care about them, but you can easily create the illusion to outsiders that you care, or that you found a problem, or that you put the time into fixing it. [...]

Maybe this was unreasonable, but truthfully, I’m just not interested in encouraging people to take up our time with this kind of busywork. I do not want to set a precedent of accepting PRs that materially improve nothing, nor do I want our contributor list to become a reward for asking a robot to fix typos.