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dilDDoS
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Comment #47938113
> Eventually maybe the best experiences will be had with digital companions, etc. Obviously I can't speak for all of Gen Z (and I realize we're no longer "the younger generation"),…
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Comment #47866716
Maybe not inherently bad, but clearly not inherently necessary or useful if they're already getting so many inquiries from farmers. Could just be that the tech doesn't offer enough…
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Comment #47858716
Maybe I’m naive since most of that was before I was born, but a lot of the past topics you mentioned seem more interesting because the people talking about them (I assume) had inte…
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Comment #47856332
I'm probably in a weird subgroup that isn't representative of the general public, but I've found myself preferring "rough" art/logos/images/etc, basically because it signals a huma…
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Comment #47856303
Cheaper/faster tech increases overall consumption though. Without the friction of commissioning a graphics artist to design something, a user can generate thousands of images (and …
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Comment #47798360
Really weird that you're basically advocating people to not have principles if they don't align with "broader incentives". Also lol at you pulling the "some people have kids to fee…
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Comment #47158423
> Nice copium. These things are going to get there fast. Nice copium. I've been hearing how fast these things are going to get there for a few years now.
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Comment #44965569
As others have said, it's definitely volume, but also the lack of respecting robots.txt. Most AI crawlers that I've seen bombarding our sites just relentlessly scrape anything and …
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Comment #44965520
I'm happy to finally see this take. I've been feeling pretty left out with everyone singing the praises of AI-assisted editors while I struggle to understand the hype. I've tried a…
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Comment #44905589
I actually think pirating encourages a healthier approach to watching TV/movies. I've fully made the switch to pirating instead of subscribing to any streaming services, and it's l…
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Comment #44264030
This is so cool and impressive. I loved the original Animal Crossing but also feel like the clunky keyboard input hasn't aged well. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #44172224
Neither do I, maybe that's the real difference here and not age
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Comment #44172059
Right, I guess that's what I mean I've side-stepped so far. I don't generally work on anything web related and haven't had to repeatedly work on similar projects over and over agai…
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Comment #44171951
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Comment #43561957
That example made me wonder if this was satire...I'm guessing not, but pretty funny nonetheless. I bet my boss would love me texting him the names of random people from LinkedIn.
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Comment #43507113
I think LLMs have value, but what I'm really looking forward to is the day when everyone can just quietly use (or not use) LLMs and move on with their lives. It's like that one fri…
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Comment #43202572
> When a video is playing, right click the speaker icon in the address bar or tab to enter Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode. You can also double right-click the video itself and enter…
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Comment #43201191
Maybe I’m overlooking it, but is there any mention of how browser extensions will (or won’t) work? I imagine I’m not alone in needing a password manager and ad blocking extensions …
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Comment #43196406
Great read, I always love reading about the thoughts and intentions behind game design. > I play a couple runs before I go to bed I do see the relaxing component of the game once y…
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Comment #43196349
People that mention this are usually referring to this chunk of the source code: https://www.reddit.com/r/programminghorror/s/KmEWRILR1q My assumption is that a lot of the people t…
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Comment #42966827
Looks like this was fixed, the parsed result says "$234.1" on my end. I wonder if the error was fixed manually or with another round of LLM parsing?
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Comment #42744153
Sure, but in this case it's like driving your car 10 feet to your mailbox and then bragging about how it's an accelerant (in other words, the task wasn't remotely difficult to begi…
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Comment #42733081
I appreciate the intent behind this, but like others have pointed out, this is more likely to DOS your own website than accomplish the true goal. Probably unethical or not possible…