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feor
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Comment #49286621
I like the output of the cheaper/older models better, surprisingly, say Gemini 3.1 or DeepSeek V4. They're mostly no frills and just text, and ironically look less AI-generated to …
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Comment #4396034
Why not just go to the sidebar and click on 'Simplified English'?
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Comment #4308401
They are mostly rehashing old arguments against HN (still valid, just not particularly insightful): Apple fanaticism, the fact that there are less code-related news as time passes,…
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Comment #3548193
Facebook Connect shouldn't be your only sign-in option because some people don't have and/or don't want to have a Facebook account. Simple as that.
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Comment #3479775
Not all comments. The textboards are unaffected.
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Comment #3432289
You mean like /b/ was, by the end, supposed to act as a buffer on 4chan to keep out the new posters from the other boards while they were still adjusting to the local "etiquette"? …
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Comment #3416066
As does Lisp: http://lambda.bugyo.tk/cdr/mwl/
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Comment #3346992
Wikipedia was created and is hosted in the US, the Wikimedia Foundation is based in the US, Jimbo Wales is American, and I'd wager a large part of en.wp visitors and editors are Am…
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Comment #3330354
While I agree with most of the points the author makes, I can't see why he would concentrate on video games. It's not much harder to be addicted to the internet, or to anime or vis…
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Comment #3326326
>And I don't think a company that develop's open source should be able to place ads on it, as to me, that is still 'selling' the software. Free speech, not free beer. http://en.wik…
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Comment #3223004
Given how many people use the internet, I think it is a miracle it survived mostly unregulated for so long. I personally do not doubt it will slowly be assimilated by society and p…