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To those who automatically assume humans with "weird" setups are "AI scrapers" (also a bit of a boogeyman these days): FUCK YOU. I'm a human, not a stupid mindl

To those who automatically assume humans with "weird" setups are "AI scrapers" (also a bit of a boogeyman these days): FUCK YOU. I'm a human, not a stupid mindless sheeple.

dalmo3 6mo ago
I assumed the author was one of those HN haters and was filtering by referrer. Now I'm curious.
- rglullis 6mo ago
  No, I tried going to the page on a fresh incognito session. Same thing.
rglullis 6mo ago
Yeah, that's the part of the Fediverse that I really don't like... All the talk about "putting the human first" and "embracing diversity" goes out of the window the moment you are not diverse in the way they want.
goblin89 6mo ago
Some people feel like we are being turned into content producers for large corporations to monetize and they’re not entirely wrong. I don’t mind when people take a stance, even if their methods aren’t perfect and it may inconvenience myself personally. If you’re in rush to airport or hospital and you are delayed by protesters for a cause you don’t understand, it’s one thing, I could understand a bit of cursing. However, this is someone’s web resource, they are free to do with it whatever they want, and they owe you and me nothing.
- rglullis 6mo ago
  > I don’t mind when people take a stance, even if their methods aren’t perfect and it may inconvenience myself personally. The problem is that not only their methods "aren't perfect", but completely ineffective. If you are posting on a public social network, your data will be available to the public, one way or another. The whole protest becomes a "performance art" kind of thing: it might be useful for creating awareness, but in most cases the people who will be seeing it are the ones who are aware of it in the first place.
  - goblin89 6mo ago
    When did commercially operated LLMs become the public? > people who will be seeing it are the ones who are aware of it in the first place People are not aware of everything all the time, we forget quickly.
    - rglullis 6mo ago
      Huh? I'm talking about the original mastodon poster. That was posted in the public internet. No LLMs or AI scrapers are needed to be sure that post will be available by anyone who wants to see it, no matter how many paywalls or tarpits are deployed.

To those who automatically assume humans with "weird" setups are "AI scrapers" (also a bit of a boogeyman these days): FUCK YOU. I'm a human, not a stupid mindless sheeple.

dalmo3 6mo ago

I assumed the author was one of those HN haters and was filtering by referrer. Now I'm curious.

rglullis 6mo ago
No, I tried going to the page on a fresh incognito session. Same thing.

rglullis 6mo ago

Yeah, that's the part of the Fediverse that I really don't like... All the talk about "putting the human first" and "embracing diversity" goes out of the window the moment you are not diverse in the way they want.

goblin89 6mo ago

Some people feel like we are being turned into content producers for large corporations to monetize and they’re not entirely wrong. I don’t mind when people take a stance, even if their methods aren’t perfect and it may inconvenience myself personally. If you’re in rush to airport or hospital and you are delayed by protesters for a cause you don’t understand, it’s one thing, I could understand a bit of cursing. However, this is someone’s web resource, they are free to do with it whatever they want, and they owe you and me nothing.

rglullis 6mo ago
> I don’t mind when people take a stance, even if their methods aren’t perfect and it may inconvenience myself personally. The problem is that not only their methods "aren't perfect", but completely ineffective. If you are posting on a public social network, your data will be available to the public, one way or another. The whole protest becomes a "performance art" kind of thing: it might be useful for creating awareness, but in most cases the people who will be seeing it are the ones who are aware of it in the first place.
- goblin89 6mo ago
  When did commercially operated LLMs become the public? > people who will be seeing it are the ones who are aware of it in the first place People are not aware of everything all the time, we forget quickly.
  - rglullis 6mo ago
    Huh? I'm talking about the original mastodon poster. That was posted in the public internet. No LLMs or AI scrapers are needed to be sure that post will be available by anyone who wants to see it, no matter how many paywalls or tarpits are deployed.