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I’m not forgetting anything here. Bots and humans behind browsers are different things.

You’re missing the part about the human who interacts with the webpage.

I personally prefer to read a couple of recipes to understand the context, what people have tried, what they thought of it. Only when I have a good general idea of the recipe I cho…

Fetch my RSS then.

I felt like watching a big animal moving

All my personal websites are on a single $5/mo OVH VPS and it works perfectly fine.

> If I run a local script or an LLM that needs to fetch a web page from your site and you block that script or LLM as being a bot, you hurt me, the user. No; in this case you are n…

I think we’re just adapting. LLM felt kind of magical at first, and now we’re all experts in detecting AI slope.

> By law they had to send it on paper. They brought it in a big truck. I doubt it; when/where was it? In the EU there’s no such obligation.

Because it’s not only a social media company.

It’s totally fine to talk privately with someone. Public shaming tend to have very negative effects.

> A bicycle, for example, is not at any less work than walking Of course it is, at equivalent distance.

Asking the LLM a question _is_ a skill, just like googling. The problem is not asking a LLM, but pasting the 300-chars response without any context.

That’s what makes ethnolinguistics fascinating. As a native French speaker, I started getting interested by linguistics when I learned Italian, and now I keep noting things I never…

For anyone wondering, it’s 5.64 mm thick vs. 8.75 mm for the Pro version.

Can we filter out random vibe-coded projects like this from the homepage?

> I made it *I asked a LLM to make it

An opus is longer than a sonnet, which is longer than a haiku. Hence Opus > Sonnet > Haiku. > Suggestion for a better naming system: use the words "Pro", "Plus", etc.: Claude 5 Pro…

It turns out that my issue was using high/xhigh. Going back to medium or even low made it 'intelligent' again.