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Cake day: March 12th, 2024

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  • Maybe I would

    1. Create a file called pdfs.html
    2. Add embedded PDFs
      <embed src="pdf1.pdf"></embed>
      <embed src="pdf2.pdf"></embed>
      <embed src="pdf3.pdf"></embed>
      
    3. Maybe give it a container div with display grid for min size and useful layout
    4. Open the HTML file in my webbrowser Firefox

    To generate the embed codes for every PDF file in a folder I would use my command line shell Nushell, which generates the embeds for all files for me.

    ls *.pdf | each {|x| $'<embed src="($x.name)"></embed>'} | str join
    










  • It does show that it can be a useful tool, though.

    Here, the security researcher was evaluating it and stumbled upon a previously undiscovered security bug. Obviously, they didn’t let the AI create the bug report without understanding it. They verified the answer and took action themselves, presumably analyzing, verifying, and reporting in a professional and respectful way.

    The cURL AI spam is an issue at the opposite side of that. But doesn’t really tell us anything about capabilities. It tells us more about people. In my eyes, at least.













  • Pocket has helped millions save articles and discover stories worth reading. But the way people save and consume content on the web has evolved, so we’re channeling our resources into projects that better match browsing habits today. Discovery also continues to evolve; Pocket helped shape the curated content recommendations you already see in Firefox, and that experience will keep getting better. Meanwhile, new features like Tab Groups and enhanced bookmarks now provide built-in ways to manage reading lists easily.

    What’s the discovery replacement they are referring to here?