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by efilife 9mo ago
This is terrible for someone who doesn't know anything and wants to make a website (the people this article is directed to) > Don’t shop around for a CMS. Don’t even design or outline your website. Don’t buy a domain or hosting yet.
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by efilife 9mo ago
you should disclose that it's your portfolio
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by efilife 9mo ago
This was the first thing I noticed too. This is the most low effort post I have ever seen that high up on hacker news
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by efilife 9mo ago
psa: The title has been changed since
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by efilife 9mo ago
It's been like this for a long time so it must be working. My guess is that fewer choices = easier to choose a video.
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by efilife 9mo ago
Ransomware too?
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by efilife 9mo ago
Isn't it about compression artifacts?
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by efilife 9mo ago
how many times will I get clickbaited by some cool title only to see AI praise in the article and nothing more? It's tiring and happens way too often related "webdev is fun again": claude. https://ma.ttias.be/
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by efilife 10mo ago
No! Maybe I wasn't entirely clear in what I wanted to say. The point is ChatGPT gets various info about you and it won't disclose to you that it has them. There's the memory feature, but various reports (and my own experience
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by efilife 10mo ago
> Now we hooked all that up to agents. I and many others are not in your we
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by efilife 10mo ago
or had this info injected into its system prompt and was doing everything not to reval it. ChatGPT gets fed your IP address* and approximate location in its system prompt but won't ever admit it and will come up with excuses. Just ask
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by efilife 10mo ago
I love tailwind. AI chatbots are useless. Old internet was bad. Asians are proven to have the highest IQ. There's no logical reason for humans to exist. DOOM was a bad game.
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by efilife 10mo ago
what do you mean?
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by efilife 10mo ago
Doesn't seem like it
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by efilife 10mo ago
Was it really 5 min or more like 30?
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by efilife 10mo ago
mine seems too dumb to be able to find it
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by efilife 10mo ago
Same here. I wrote this comment before I saw yours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46496990 It really brings no value. I'm not learning anything new here. And the discussion around it is always the same thing.
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by efilife 10mo ago
> but also the best way to get your box popped what do you mean? why?
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by efilife 10mo ago
I'm starting to resent the feeling of reading a cool article and for the conclusion to always be AI.
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by efilife 10mo ago
How did you guys find the site?
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by efilife 10mo ago
> Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something. This seems to kinda fit but not entirely?
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by efilife 10mo ago
Am I crazy? Why do I feel like all the text on the page was written by a LLM? I started seeing this everywhere
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by efilife 10mo ago
not again
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by efilife 10mo ago
Please read the article before commenting. It's not about what you think it is
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by efilife 10mo ago
Same. This blog post is actually good news
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by efilife 10mo ago
If it's loose then you might want to screw it on. Sorry, couldn't resist! The correct word here is lose, when something is loose it means that it's not fastened or constrained, like a loose knot
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by efilife 10mo ago
> I'm very impressed that anyone who speaks another language natively can get good at it. From my completely anecdotal observations, native speakers are the worst at English. They struggle with homophones, prepositions, tenses, conf
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by efilife 10mo ago
This is terrible. So disrespectful. It's baffling how someone can do this under their own name
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by efilife 10mo ago
I also don't read AI slop. It's disrespectful to any reader.
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by efilife 10mo ago
this shit is ChatGPT-written and I'm really tired of it. If I wanted to read chatgpt I would have asked it myself. Half of the article are nonsensical repeated buzzwords thrown in for absolutely no reason

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