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Comment #48273438
Don’t worry, once LLMs poison the well enough by disincentivizing sharing content online, technical books will thrive again.
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Comment #47782581
Reminds me of Succession when the next CEO of Waystar Royco was described as a “pain sponge.”
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Comment #47759396
Another option I like: organic.
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Comment #46177465
A lot of what appeals to people about the past isn’t so much about returning to a golden age but recapturing authenticity. We rarely get the real thing nowadays.
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Comment #46010950
Fixed it for you.
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Comment #46010872
It was a great time. Social media’s reached beyond that though. Grandma wasn’t online back then.
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Comment #46010827
Every blog is a niche blog because blogging is a niche. It never was and never will be mainstream. Social media began as an attempt to make the spirit of blogging a low lift for th…
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Comment #45921677
Another way to describe it is mystique. There is an absence of mystique when everything is explained and optimized to the nth degree. Websites used to be delightfully weird. Now, t…
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Comment #45921522
This is the best explanation I’ve come across. I enjoy dithering as a playful way to compress file size when it makes sense.
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Comment #45914112
BSDs are known for a simple, monolithic OS design, a commitment to long-term stability, and permissive licensing.
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Comment #45904901
Thank you. I will try again soon. BSD is too compelling from a philosophical standpoint to set aside completely.
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Comment #45904457
I recently looked into the BSDs for a desktop project before going back to Debian. I love the philosophy but they’re for the initiated. The onboarding rails just aren’t there these…