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by dageshi 3y ago
That's presumably because very few people will make new websites on subjects when they can make a youtube channel instead. The web has been hollowing out for a while, AI has just massively increased the speed of that process recently.
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by dageshi 3y ago
Just putting "forum" at the end of your query does a reasonable job of that. I've been doing a lot of searching on niche air rifle stuff on forums recently and it worked well for me.
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by dageshi 3y ago
I think it's a bit more serious than that. Those self same "mid" kids would've had no problems meeting expectations if they'd been born 10 or 20 years ago because China was experiencing one of the most unprecedented
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by dageshi 3y ago
I find wet weather particularly bad, if the roads are wet and it's raining then I often find myself blinded to the road ahead as a car is passing me on the opposite side of the road.
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by dageshi 3y ago
I couldn't find anything I enjoyed in scifi and ended up moving to fantasy instead. The number of well supported niches in fantasy is ever growing, some with business models that cut out traditional publishers altogether.
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by dageshi 3y ago
I assume because it would directly compete with search but at the same time kill the source of much of the knowledge it needs to train from (people stop making websites cause google ain't sending them traffic). So they never made a pro
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by dageshi 3y ago
I would guess they're no different to any other users in the past decade. In other words a percentage will comment and a small percentage will post. It's always been that way.
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by dageshi 3y ago
Are you mad at wordpress or the fact you had to build the site in the first place? Cause it seems like building any site with a tool you don't understand and don't particularly want to understand is going to be a bad experience?
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by dageshi 3y ago
I suppose we can try no new drugs and give nobody any false hope, presumably we'll be better off then?
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by dageshi 3y ago
I don't know, I can say the EU uses them itself... https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_24_... If that site needs a cookie banner I'm guessing nearly all sites do.
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by dageshi 3y ago
That's what Microsoft used to do with everything, they had so much money they could just make incredibly bland versions of everyone else's hit products. I assume it's because Wall Street was mithering them about why they hadn
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by dageshi 3y ago
If you think about it, GPT is kinda the first time google has ever really been seriously challenged in their core business and I'm honestly wondering if it's causing the company to go a bit insane. Feels like the pressure to maint
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by dageshi 3y ago
The US is spending the equivalent of pocket change in Ukraine, if a decade+ of war in Afghanistan and Iraq didn't blow the US up, funding the Ukrainians certainly isn't.
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by dageshi 3y ago
What you suggest is comparatively high risk vs tbills and MM funds. T-bills are literally the safest possible investment bar none.
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by dageshi 3y ago
It was going to get scraped and used by AI anyway? Given that I'm not sure I care that much if reddit makes a bit of cash off it. Honestly, this is the future, if it's publically available on the internet it's going to be scr
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by dageshi 3y ago
I think the crux of the issue is, the separation of HTML from css came from an era when we were styling documents, nowadays we're increasingly styling webapps. For me personally, I've rarely had a design to implement that didn&#x2
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by dageshi 3y ago
We might well reach a point with solar + wind where we have massive gluts of power we can't do anything with and can't store. Even energy inefficient processes like the one you describe might become viable especially if it effecti
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by dageshi 3y ago
I believe this is the case in some countries, Cambodia being one if I recall correctly. I remember being there during an election, in theory none of the bars/pubs were meant to open because they didn't want people just taking the
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by dageshi 3y ago
Unfortunately you're at the mercy of what the people making the content offer and clear concise information earns the creator nothing while a 10min+ youtube video funds their hobby, potentially their livelihood.
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by dageshi 3y ago
The spam is all that's left, now supercharged by AI. Anyone competent enough to make an information based website worth ranking on google front page will be better off making a youtube video on the subject instead and that's what
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by dageshi 3y ago
In other words, you don't know how practical or not it is to find a picture of the tower and your opinion on the subject is worthless.
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by dageshi 3y ago
How and where would you source it from? The tower is gone, there's likely no public domain images of it, no stock images of it, so where do you get a picture of it?
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by dageshi 3y ago
Bombs with mobile phones attached designed to trigger when the phone is called/texted?
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by dageshi 3y ago
I don't really understand why people get so caught up on the fabs in Taiwan, as if their presence is the actual goal or the important thing. An invasion of Taiwan would probably effectively destroy globalisation, China exports would be
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by dageshi 3y ago
Is this present in other countries? You would expect it to be so if it's partially the result of lockdowns as plenty of other countries had those.
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by dageshi 3y ago
I doubt it's got much to do with either. Overstaying a visa is likely a criminal offense depending on the length of the overstay, these people still have to leave the country, they're going to get caught and flagged. At a minimum
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by dageshi 3y ago
House was at least in part based on Sherlock Holmes who infamously had his 7% Cocaine solution. It's not entirely unreasonable to think the writers of House would update that to be pills. Not everything is some vast conspiracy...
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by dageshi 3y ago
Is there that much chinese debt owned by overseas investors? I'd always thought the chinese deliberately insulated their financial system as much as possible to avoid foreign influence over their economy.
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by dageshi 3y ago
Reddit works absolutely fine for this query so long as you dig a little, in the same way you once had to dig a bit for this kind of query on google search, back when it was good. You just have to review enough threads on the subject to buil
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by dageshi 3y ago
Well here's the thing, the people who think they might want to go back to play a six year old game are probably buying it, the people who play most games once and never go back are just going to get a better deal with this kind of subs

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