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Re: Hacker News, Sans AI

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Post by chilipepperhott »

millerm wrote: post #20

I can deal with a launch problem. I am looking forward to being able to check it out. I stopped coming to HN as often as I used to because there has been too much AI talk. It's like a dang AI subreddit. I don't want anything to do with AI. I have lost 2 jobs to AI budgets and stupid executive decisions. It's no longer part of my personal and professional life. I hope it works out.

I've addressed the issues. It should be usable now. I apologize to everyone who encountered an error page. Have a good weekend, everyone!

Re: Hacker News, Sans AI

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Post by [deleted] »

rsyring wrote: post #40
pkage wrote: post #25

The filter doesn't appear to be perfect, one of the top posts right now is "My Agent Skill for Test-Driven Development"

I guess they could run the titles through a (flash) LLM to catch ones were keyword detection won't cut it. Have to love the irony. :)

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Re: Hacker News, Sans AI

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Post by nozzlegear »

consumer451 wrote: post #19
866-RON-0-FEZ wrote: post #5

Interesting this keeps moving up the front page when the site is inaccessible because it's hosted on a baked potato.

73% of users vote prior to reading TFA, according to this research. (I am sometimes guilty of this myself) We live in a world being dimished by confirmation bias, but this isn't a new thing. Those who wrote/approved the headlines always had more power than those who wrote the articles. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/315096490_Consumers... edit: disclaimer, no hate on TFA. Just responding to the comment.

73% of Reddit users vote prior to reading TFA:

> In the present work, we introduce and make available a new dataset containing the activity logs that recorded all activity for 309 Reddit users for one year.

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