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Ariarule

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    Comment #49226773

    I'm guessing you meant to link https://www.economist.com/leaders/2026/08/06/how-ai-is-break... ?

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    Comment #49225644

    Can you name three reasonable-quality games out there like this that were definitely made in such a way? It costs only $100 to publish a game on Steam, recoupable if you meet a fai…

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    Comment #49224050

    _Dimhaven_, released just a few months ago, looks fairly Myst-like from the videos I've seen. While I haven't played it, Zadbox, the developer, also made the very Myst-like _Quern_…

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    Comment #49204180

    I find it incredible that "modify the chosen route as little as possible" is not really a thing in any major mapping app. Just because I turned left instead of right at an intersec…

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    Comment #49176553

    LLMs are ascendant partially because they do not "RTFM", "read the FAQ", or "question closed as duplicate" at you regardless of how many times they've heard a question before.

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    Comment #49170060

    Is a painting not art because individual pigments aren't art?

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    Comment #49150008

    Not criticizing this in particular, but I'm genuinely curious: why is everyone talking about how obvious or not the details of the poster are as AI, when they didn't take the 30 se…

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    Comment #49124033

    > Without CC, we wouldn't have Wikipedia This was interesting overall, but since Wikipedia existed for years under GFDL, this sentence is extremely dubious. Wikipedia would probabl…

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    Comment #49059047

    More generally, Freddie deBoer has been writing in publicly available works and published for so long that he's obviously more credible for how any previous work was put together t…

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    Comment #48922289

    While human biology hasn't changed in any meaningful sense, technology and US culture have changed dramatically.

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    Comment #48916174

    1974 was over a half-century ago; it is extremely weak evidence with everything that's changed since then, at best.

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    Comment #48780907

    The WSJ charts at the end should be taken with a huge grain of salt: https://news.gallup.com/opinion/polling-matters/544508/measu...

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    Comment #48745068

    Yes, people do that. Karpathy made a utility to monitor it better years ago: https://github.com/karpathy/arxiv-sanity-preserver

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    Comment #48619250

    No? It's almost certainly not AI overall despite the Webflow badge; it's pretty similar now to how the site looked in 2020: https://web.archive.org/web/20200806131653/https://www.b…

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    That might be a valid motivation for keeping the rule, but as far I can tell it can't be the original reason for this rule as it predates passive indices in retirement accounts bei…