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by gzread 7mo ago
Probably, but now it's actually dead by all the metrics. People ask LLMs instead because they won't close their questions.
452.
by gzread 7mo ago
And it doesn't make sense to you that someone might make money from a platform without discussion?
453.
by gzread 7mo ago
Squatting is bad no matter how niche the topic
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by gzread 7mo ago
Since it's OnlyFans, I'd think something like "porn stars" or "online girlfriends" If it were YouTube, "YouTuber" is a start, but you could also be a "YouTube science communicator" or someth
455.
by gzread 7mo ago
It's a deadlock because two threads are each waiting for the other.
456.
by gzread 7mo ago
I read the implication of AI slop content, so I'm guessing RF emissions.
457.
by gzread 7mo ago
Not true, since Bluetooth to 3.5mm adapters exist, and they've long given up on full-assing audio DRM anyway.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Can't use a power bank at the same time.
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by gzread 7mo ago
I used to think that, and indeed a computer can run any equations you want. However with analogue you're getting a bunch of interesting-sounding equations without having to think of them and write them down, and that's the "a
460.
by gzread 7mo ago
> There is no magic sauce killer feature unique to vinyl. Old-school DJing! Imagine carefully positioning the laser on a CD...
461.
by gzread 7mo ago
It's written by AI, so those numbers are probably fake. What numbers do you get on the benchmark?
462.
by gzread 7mo ago
Are you doing that? What have you built?
463.
by gzread 7mo ago
Did you lay off some engineers or keep them but make the software better?
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by gzread 7mo ago
Can he tell us in Congress with immunity, like the one who read out all the redacted names of the Epstein pedophiles?
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by gzread 7mo ago
They couldn't possibly understand NAM, man
466.
by gzread 7mo ago
Mouser is an electronics supply company with a trademark.
467.
by gzread 7mo ago
This is about transparency just like the Precursor, right? How can I know that my Baochip-1x is really what it says it is?
468.
by gzread 7mo ago
The age bracket dropdown will not be used to destroy your last vestige of privacy and anonymity.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Do open source operating systems have a history of turning small law into totally encompassing law? I guess systemd.
470.
by gzread 7mo ago
How long have we had parental controls for? R-rated movies?
471.
by gzread 7mo ago
Spammers don't care if it's fruitful - they just run software that finds every forum and spams it. That's why you can block so many by asking "is an elephant big or small?" on the sign-up form.
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by gzread 7mo ago
The only one I'd expect to see them is vk but maybe they can't make money doing it in Russia. YouTube comment sections are botted.
473.
by gzread 7mo ago
Why doesn't that make sense?
474.
by gzread 7mo ago
Banning discussion of politics is an endorsement of the politics that are already happening. People think it's apolitical but it's not.
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by gzread 7mo ago
I wonder what they say if you apply for API access and say you want to run a spam bot.
476.
by gzread 7mo ago
Lemmy is server software, it's like saying you don't use phpBB because it has bad mods
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by gzread 7mo ago
Search engines seem to index HN in near real time. They must have custom scraping code to follow the incrementing post IDs.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Something Awful made you pay $10 for an account. Directly to the forum. If you got banned you could pay another $10 to try again. Somehow this didn't lead to that bad incentives even though you'd think it would.
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by gzread 7mo ago
The ability to make a new account is an important defense against abusive bans. You don't want it to be possible for Google to unperson you.
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by gzread 7mo ago
"content creators" https://fgiesen.wordpress.com/2025/07/06/content-creator/

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