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Note that the author also created the web2py web framework. I watched the video and really liked what I saw.

Use it for viewing csv and json files. Also, converting between formats can be a one liner.


I really enjoyed the writing style in this article.

And the bot progression from "alter user agent" to "change IP addresses" to providers having to ban whole subnets, whole ASNs, and realizing "proxy SDK monetization" is a thing mirrors threat actor progression from the time before LLMs.


It feels like this progression of increasingly drastic measures to circumvent the protections of a computer system ought to be enough to establish criminal intent and get some of the people running those crawlers into prison.


It does. It's literally a felony but for some reason not a single person has pressed charges.


It's because the companies doing this bought the current government.


There is no evidence for who's doing this and nobody has made any effort to obtain any.


Sorry, no evidence for who's running... GPTBot and ClaudeBot?


No evidence for who's running the global ddos scraper network.


turns out the overlap between "people who can't configure their webserver to serve at wire speed" and "people who can get law enforcement to take them seriously" is the empty set


Didn’t read the article, huh?


Oh I did. They're complaining about literally 14 cores across all of git.kernel.org. Definitely not in the "people who can get law enforcement to take them seriously" group.


It goes beyond mirrors, it's just something criminals have been doing since forever, to abuse all websites.


I asked Fable to transcribe three short lines of Korean-language text in a small image. It suspected the image might contain song lyrics and refused. Haiku transcribed it with no issue.


There are Python bindings via the stretchable library.

https://github.com/mortencombat/stretchable


You can read a lot more about it here: https://mojolang.org/docs/vision/


Seriously, wow.


See their in-depth vision doc here:

https://mojolang.org/nightly/docs/vision/


Check out the last video on the page. It zooms in and you get a sense of just how much resolution there is.


> Check out the last video on the page. It zooms in

That's what I mean, it's a looped 3 second video of the same animation, zoomed in a few times.


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