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Yes! Volume is gonna be fixed! Thanks for letting me know

Game on! I’ll make it write the game first!

I would say all of the above, even local models like llama3 8b works well with ollama, but of course the best is gonna be ChatGPT (latest = 4o) or Claude Sonnet 3.5

I tried to resist the urge to analyze the responses myself, just wanted to see what copy/pasta would do.

Goal was to blindly copy/paste JS, I should've stated that at the start.

proxy constructor helps in bypass

VPN?

I believe some exist already, I wouldn't know though :)

Thank you!

Thank you!

I concur, I am amazed they don't try harder... TBH that page can be bypassed with Reader mode too.

Brave? I am a Twitch n00b... I hate that they have autoplay on the videos on top when you hit the landing page, is that what you're referring to?

finally got round 2 edited... I was expecting ChatGPT to smack me down... not that it would take so many attempts to get it to understand me!

I should try ollama + llama 3.1 next... I bet it can do this too and that would be an even bigger wakeup call given anyone can run it anywhere and the "safeguards" can't be centralized

@@g0t4 Yeah. ollama 3.1 is a beast. I did give Medium a try to see if it would be successful. Not that it matters just more of a curiosity. Their content is crap lately anyway lol.

They have good SCOTUS coverage, especially the minutiae that isn't politically charged...

​@@g0t4I would recommend reading directly the SCOTUS opinion, or at least the official summary ("syllabus," which is on the first few pages of the opinion PDF), instead of relying on any secondary news source. It's empowering to read primary source material, and you can even feed it to the LLM to summarize or analyze the case for you!

@@wintdkyo I hadn’t considered the summaries that way… good idea. And yes, then I can avoid bias, well… maybe not training biases.

Just use Brave? I don't make any money on this... fine by me.

If you do that, you've accomplished exactly what this video was intended to do... get you to start exploring the many different ways AI can help assist in a variety of tasks... it also displays more toned down restrictions compared to GPT (which damn near complains about everything now)

Yeah, like the creator said, just use brave. Or Firefox with an ad blocker.

Of course there are a hundred ways to approach this, the point was to see if it's possible to bypass with very little guidance. Perhaps it could bypass with even less guidance... 🤷‍♂️

My purpose was to illustrate what is possible, to get people to think about implications... I have mad respect for people that produce great content online... if they aren't reimbursed somehow then they cease to exist and that would be a net loss.

Huge companies that co-opt the narrative and government, can indeed go to a warm place below :)

Absolutely, people need to get paid... that said if they don't offer a reasonable mechanism to be reimbursed (i.e. abusive ads)... then they should be allowed to wither away

​ @g0t4 aka if I can keep my dignity, so can you. Just a shame that this is rare nowadays...

They do so SEO doesn't suffer. Crawlers still need to be able to "see" the content. Also, for simple stuff like this I think even "Reader mode" on Firefox does the very same.

Crawlers are served the full content, they are recognized by their user agent. The devs of this website took a shortcut to creating a paywall, it has nothing to do with crawlers.

I’m not an expert but I wouldn’t expose paying content even to crawlers, because one can fake it easily… 🤔

Amen, I hope to show adding keyboard shortcuts to websites using tampermonkey soon

This is more of a wakeup call to people that think their content is secure enough, when it is not. I absolutely do not condone stealing, people work hard to produce content online. That said, people steal digital stuff, that happens... and there is no way too put a stop to it... I believe if you can make great content and get reimbursed meaningfully for it, then it's not worth the time to fret over the few that didn't pay.

Look mom: there is an old style human… poor 😂😂😂

I believe WSJ doesn't load text now, or not all of it... I think they're catching on... please keep paying for the stuff you enjoy so it can continue to exist!

@@g0t4 most the articles are trash save your money

Brave is good at cutting out abusive/aggressive ads... the type that make it nearly impossible to read a webpage.

​@@g0t4only downside: it's Brave

@@g0t4 ublock origin can also already do that for you, it actually already works on the site you demoed it on you just have to select the filter and cookies annoyances lists i think

Probably more difficult to be an honest capitalist these days... cronyism is thriving

@@g0t4 this what called nepotism in my country Indonesia it was 3 of main pillar of gov reformation to reject Corruption, Collusion, and Nepotism. aaaand it's somehow getting there... almost..... almost.....

You can put the JS code into an extension that's automatically runing js on specified websites, and you don't have to use Inspector each time.

Yes and that is not my goal here :)

Absolutely, the fastest way for me would be different... I wanted to present the angle that someone with no knowledge of web dev could easily figure this out and just run JS until it works... I'm sure I over instructed Claude here whereas I could've asked Claude to tell me how to do it too (i.e. to open inspector, run JS, etc)

@@g0t4 I still thing it’s simpler for someone without any dev skills to right click the modal background > inspect element , right click > delete element, repeat for the overlay. But I guess what wouldn’t make for a unique approach, the goal being to make a video that gets views 🤑

@@devklepacki Yeah, if you’re going to be going to that site a lot, and that site doesn’t also use IP limiting, and it shows the entire article contents in the layout and doesn’t truncate if, and you don’t mind fixing the JS whenever the html changes, and setting this up for every site like this you use, Lots of ands there, but it’s plausible

Epoch is a good example of a somewhat complex paywall modal/blur... seemed to be a good challenge :)

I also concur Sonnet is awesome, as is ChatGPT

If you are using ollama, wait for a new release and stick with llama 3 in the interim... that issue I had in this video is legit and a fix is in the works If you care to be adventurous, they just published a preview release for ollama v0.3.0 which might fix things (haven't checked, yet!) - github.com/ollama/ollama/releases/tag/v0.3.0 Glad you're enjoying the videos. What are you looking to learn/do with llama models?

yeah it was almost too impressive, I gave it such little context! that'll teach people that meaningfully name variables/classes :)

What's even more impressive is that it found the classes without the CSS attached.

@@xorlop I can’t live without them now! what shells do you use?

@@g0t4 I use zsh but don’t feel strongly for it over bash. I have been falling in love with the line edit modes zsh has, though :)

We need a community standard, rooted in the OpenAI API completions endpoint so we can normalize and encourage compatibility! And then a standards body that can work on further APIs.

Definitely useful to see completions, too.

Thanks for suggesting wilder, I like it...

Thanks for the suggestion! th-cam.com/video/WeulqMMJgrs/w-d-xo.html