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by pmdr 2y ago
Too late, now that all SEO garbage has already been fed to LLMs. It will be regurgitated for eons.
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by pmdr 2y ago
Yeah... about that...
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by pmdr 2y ago
Definitely needs more edge functions to scale horizontally across a global CDN. Sincerely, Your friends at the triangle company
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by pmdr 2y ago
Yes, and, with a handful of them being mouthpieces backed by cloud providers, they've actually convinced most people that complexity is the way.
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by pmdr 2y ago
We've been feeding it slop for years, if anything it's become better at writing it than us humans.
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by pmdr 2y ago
> he expects investors to vote to grant him the biggest bonus ever, and for what? For him to buy some other unprofitable social media company and sink it even further, of course.
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by pmdr 2y ago
Yep. It marks residential IPs for no good reason and for god knows how long. Cloudflare is way up on the list of companies that have broken the internet. But, hey, free stuff, right?!
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by pmdr 2y ago
https://archive.is/5PCxu
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by pmdr 3y ago
Why does 'modern' nowadays mean 'host everything on managed services' like Vercel or Netlify? Why is running your own database so frowned upon? Is *SQL/SQLite so insecure that a default password-protected setup can
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by pmdr 3y ago
> Front page vote counts are now typically 1/10th what they were Is that really a reliable metric for activity there? Genuinely curious. What if more content is being published and popular posts don't get as much voting because
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by pmdr 3y ago
VPNs, datacenters and Tor are pretty much blocked and API costs money, plus everyone I know uses it nowadays. I think it's mostly legit traffic.
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by pmdr 3y ago
I think reddit is actually thriving. Everyone I know spends time there nowadays.
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by pmdr 3y ago
I thought so myself until reading the latest earnings call.
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by pmdr 3y ago
The coup failed and whatever reddit's been doing is obviously good for business. I'd wager the majority of people boycotting reddit are still using it like nothing happened.
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by pmdr 3y ago
> Uh, reddit already won what exactly? The right to do whatever they want and still keep the communities and content with pretty much no impact on their bottom line thereafter. > How does going public have anything to do with success
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by pmdr 3y ago
We were told that the boycotts last year were the end of reddit, or at least a substantial brain drain. Reddit was going to be a lawless wasteland because no mod would accept tending the garden anymore. Reddit is now a public company with a
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by pmdr 3y ago
I think .so is an even whackier choice and people are rushing to it. Why notion.com redirects to notion.so is beyond me. Probably couldn't buy it and pay only for a redirect?
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by pmdr 3y ago
> He just relentlessly names things after himself Well "Wolfram" does sound like a pretty good name to name things after.
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by pmdr 3y ago
Glad we got the loaders sorted out. Now if only there were a website for 'Oops', 'Something went wrong', 'Uh oh' and similar messages instead for (God forbid) actual informative error messages.
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by pmdr 3y ago
> now that RoR is in a downward trend It's really sad if that's the case. What's replacing it (mostly JS/TS everywhere, relying on PaaS) really isn't as fun.
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by pmdr 3y ago
The perfect Christmas gift!
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by pmdr 4y ago
Cool, next they'll add recaptcha to change/reject cookies. Dark patterns are everywhere and there's seemingly no widespread boycott against them. Open source projects should have banners about them on their homepage, as they&
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by pmdr 4y ago
Plus that's the only way to realize your brother-in-law is actually a drug lord.
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by pmdr 4y ago
Then I think you're going to have to wait a bit for the homebrew package to be updated.
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by pmdr 4y ago
3.2.0 is there if you're using ruby-build as a rbenv plugin and having both as git-based setups.