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5d ago
When we first got Disney + it was a winner in our house, then kids loved what they could watch, there was good family viewing too, and then was a few good shows that my wife and I were interested. Lately, it has been right down our list. I
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10d ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49724141 existing discussion
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A girl with a will to live: the love, hope and pain of raising Elsie
(theguardian.com)
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10d ago
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11d ago
I came from Northern England, and could get 5 or maybe 7 pirate stations on a good day from my room - only 1 or 2 of which would be my sort of music. In 1999 I moved to London, and bought a really really good (1970s) radio receiver, and cou
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11d ago
Post it as a submission when it goes live - I'll keep a watch on your account for the link ;)
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12d ago
From TikTok: What Is Restricted Mode? Restricted Mode limits videos that may not be right for all viewers. It filters out mature or complex themes. Some features like LIVE videos and the Following feed are hidden while it is active So I can
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South Africa's weigh-and-pay shops are tackling 'poverty tax' head on
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12d ago
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Satellite images show extent of damage to major Saudi pipeline
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14d ago
Because we very rarely use the term here - it might have been coined here but it has only limited traction. Most people will call them quote marks/quotation marks, and realised that they mean the text is a direct quote of something tha
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Anthropic researcher believes more than 10% chance AI 'could kill all humans'
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17d ago
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18d ago
In the UK we use quotation marks when we are quoting some verbatim. Scare quotes are an Americanism that is gaining traction her, but normally we use it for quoting speach.
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25 years ago, two strangers met in the twin towers and escaped on 9/11
(theguardian.com)
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19d ago
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20d ago
That is also true for me on struggling to complete books, but don't forget when books first become cheap there were letters to the newspapers deploring that young people were reading rather than 'living' by talking with frien
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20d ago
A quick reminder as to just how bad I am at classic chess, but this is really fun and brain bending
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23d ago
Interesting that this remains on the front page @dang - this and the other 3 sites the poster submitted (two others yesterday and one 12 days ago) all appear to follow the same AI generated pattern, all newly registered, AI written and with
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23d ago
Sorry for the typo - "Jakob Greenfeld" - autocorrect was too agreesive on my phone and I missed that misspelling.
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23d ago
The person you need to google is Jakob Greenfeld - who posted this and other AI spam sites to HN - chasing engagement or proving a point? I'm not sure what his end game is, but it doesn't look great (see his post history for other
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23d ago
We should check out the ownership of this site, plus the others that the poster posted in the last 12 days...
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23d ago
Check the posters recent history with show dead on, he's running a a few different AI generated 'research' sites - while they might have some points, they are essentially experiments in blog spam
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24d ago
What is Jakob's end game, to chase clout or get a job out or this? As Jakob says on his own site: The bar is shockingly low You’re competing against people who barely care and barely try
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24d ago
More AI spam research from the same poster... Not a good look for jakobgreenfeld / Jakob Greenfield who I assume owns/runs these sites amongst others?
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24d ago
Both by the same poster? Check out his other recent posts...
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24d ago
Look at the posters recent posts, these are 4 very similar AI sites, all similarly (badly) written by AI. I'm surprised his submissions aren't flagged.
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24d ago
More AI research spam? Do you own all these sites you are posting here? What is the end game, to chase clout or get a job out or this? As Jakob Greenfeld says in his own site: The bar is shockingly low You’re competing against people who ba
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27d ago
I used to spend hours pouring over the https://ikeahackers.net/ site - but never actually hacked much of our furniture (no more than adjusting the height, or changing handles/worktops). As cheap as Ikea was, being in L
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1mo ago
As a note, if you click on the 'time ago' to the right of the posters name on a post you like, you can get to the post specific screen where you can favourite comments.
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1mo ago
To add to this, in the same way that Rome and the Roman Empire in some ways lived on through the Catholic Church, I think the 'church of capitalism' will mean that the American empire lives in far far into the future, and retains
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1mo ago
Totally agree!
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1mo ago
I'm only on the edges to be honest and watching others - I'm not as technical as I once was, and I don't have the time I'd like to invest in this right now - too many competing hobbies. Looking forward to the day this be
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1mo ago
What will we feed the farmed fish (at the moment they are mainly fed wild caught fish and fish oil). Would be amazing if we can feed them something else, but currently wild caught is cheaper, and closer to their natural diet.
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