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by feor 2mo ago
I like the output of the cheaper/older models better, surprisingly, say Gemini 3.1 or DeepSeek V4. They're mostly no frills and just text, and ironically look less AI-generated to me because of the lack of hip slogans and graphics
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by feor 14y ago
Why not just go to the sidebar and click on 'Simplified English'?
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by feor 14y ago
They are mostly rehashing old arguments against HN (still valid, just not particularly insightful): Apple fanaticism, the fact that there are less code-related news as time passes, the hellbanning system, etc. I think the real story is that
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by feor 15y ago
Facebook Connect shouldn't be your only sign-in option because some people don't have and/or don't want to have a Facebook account. Simple as that.
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These are a few of my favorite things(dis.4chan.org)
11 points by feor 15y ago|0 comments
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by feor 15y ago
Not all comments. The textboards are unaffected.
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by feor 15y ago
You mean like /b/ was, by the end, supposed to act as a buffer on 4chan to keep out the new posters from the other boards while they were still adjusting to the local "etiquette"? That worked for a while, and then when that board became so
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by feor 15y ago
As does Lisp: http://lambda.bugyo.tk/cdr/mwl/
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DS Visual Novel Reader(digital-haze.net)
1 points by feor 15y ago|0 comments
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by feor 15y ago
Wikipedia was created and is hosted in the US, the Wikimedia Foundation is based in the US, Jimbo Wales is American, and I'd wager a large part of en.wp visitors and editors are American. Like it or not, Wikipedia itself is US-centric. An
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by feor 15y ago
While I agree with most of the points the author makes, I can't see why he would concentrate on video games. It's not much harder to be addicted to the internet, or to anime or visual novels (see the Japanese hikkikomori), or to anything el
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by feor 15y ago
>And I don't think a company that develop's open source should be able to place ads on it, as to me, that is still 'selling' the software. Free speech, not free beer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratis_versus_libre
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by feor 15y ago
Given how many people use the internet, I think it is a miracle it survived mostly unregulated for so long. I personally do not doubt it will slowly be assimilated by society and progressively get locked down, but it is in my opinion a test