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GaryBluto
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About GaryBluto
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Comment #49141530
Popup windows could be easily blocked if you knew how, whilst modern in-page popup modals are much more tedious to deal with.
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Comment #49059996
Why should I care that they don't?
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Comment #49050270
If you count Google as an appropriation of Googol, surely Nvidia appropriates Invidia?
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Comment #49042656
> One could work around Semoi by, for example, typing out a bunch of gibberish, leaving their editor open, and then pasting in an LLM generated texting and minting the proof. To wh…
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Comment #49033863
If you wants to make their own forge where LLM-assisted work is prohibited, go ahead. Waiting for people to go all-in on your service and then kicking them out however is frankly r…
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Comment #49029157
Indeed. Whilst not the same situation, one of the things I realized while developing a filtering system for various websites was to be thankful for obnoxious mannerisms and phrases…
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Comment #49019371
I've noticed a large uptick in websites being more comfortable blatantly lying to visitors recently, where beforehand they'd say something like "for the best experience" or not sta…
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Comment #49003881
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Comment #48998273
Incredible. I don't think I've ever had the displeasure of visiting a website that has half a second of cursor movement lag before.
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Comment #48967711
You’ve been on HN since 2007 whilst he has been here since 2022, yet you deride him for being an HN “entrepreneur”?
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Comment #48959925
I cannot tell if you are being farcical or not. The article is very blatantly not that, if you take more than a cursory glance at it.
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Comment #48959893
How the time flies. Now the ENL-world has two thriving cultural revolutions, both at each other’s throats. It’s all become very tiring.
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Comment #48955310
> where the retro communities themselves don’t value LLM work What do you mean by “communities”? There was no enthusiast Council of Nicaea where all people who like old hardware me…
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Comment #48898939
Does the iPhone need to remain tethered if it is transferred via USB?
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Comment #48885979
Scraping has never "intrinsically" been anti-social behaviour, you just don't like it.
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Comment #48810179
I use a custom browser extension that is mainly used for filtering out pet peeves and regex matches and was wondering what everybody else used (if they use anything at all?).
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Comment #48803406
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Comment #48762753
I've lived in the UK all my life and have the same thoughts as GP.
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Comment #48738170
Is there no project safe from these kinds of obnoxious neo-busybodies?
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Comment #48689896
> Anthropic begging for some guidance Anthropic was "begging" to make it harder for competing companies to be founded.