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871.
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stavros
6mo ago
Yeah I think this was changed recently, a few months ago I remember the text being a comment.
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stavros
6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48048322
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stavros
6mo ago
I don't think it does though, I've done it on a few submissions, eg https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48038271
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stavros
6mo ago
I don't think it does? Eg https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48038271
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stavros
6mo ago
Haha, ah yes, good old GWB.
876.
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stavros
6mo ago
If you want it to be sarcasm, treat it like sarcasm. What's the worst thing that could happen?
877.
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stavros
6mo ago
We can decide the point collectively. After you have enough to live a comfortable, fulfilling life, you don't need more money.
878.
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stavros
6mo ago
Because a household typically has more than one person in it, which immediately means no credit card debt.
879.
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stavros
6mo ago
Sure, I agree, but now longer/stuffier things cost half as much as shorter things. In most cases, that cost isn't worth it.
880.
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stavros
6mo ago
Sure, then there's a point where the extra taste isn't worth its cost. I just don't like the fictional straw man where an expert has somehow been brainwashed by AI into forgetting everything they ever knew.
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stavros
6mo ago
Damn, now I have extra egg on my face because of the snark. It really is a double-edged sword.
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stavros
6mo ago
Ok, if you think the expert has forgotten that a problem can be solved by a bash one-liner and instead think they need a whole extensive CLI with documentation, our viewpoints are too far apart for fruitful discussion.
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stavros
6mo ago
I agree, so you should ask yourself "why would the expert do this?" I decided to go for the charitable interpretation of "the alternatives are close enough in functionality that writing by hand is not worth it", instead
884.
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stavros
6mo ago
What expert would build a cli tool to avoid writing a bash one-liner?
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stavros
6mo ago
Would you happen to have a link to that?
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stavros
6mo ago
Perhaps the experts have decided that, for this specific instance, the thing we need to do is ad-hoc and throwaway, and is simply not worth paying the extra cost to make it tasteful.
887.
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stavros
6mo ago
Yes, 5k will make a difference. How about the top 1000?
888.
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stavros
6mo ago
I don't think anyone says that really poor people are caused by the existence of really rich people. The argument, as I understand it, is that spreading the wealth of billionaires around would mean fewer really poor people.
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stavros
6mo ago
They guaranteed as many as they were offering when I signed up. I tried it for a month, it worked for me, I signed up for a year. Then they reduced the limits. If you think that's fine, I have access to an all-you-can eat buffet to sel
890.
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stavros
6mo ago
Of these three countries, only one has been trying to stop what is happening so hard that tens of thousands of its people have died protesting.
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stavros
6mo ago
"This is actually good news for the US."
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stavros
6mo ago
This is 100% accurate. I've seen someone apologizing for being stepped on (accidentally, of course). It really does mean "we have, unfortunately and inadvertently, crossed paths and must now ward off the evil spirits by acknowle
893.
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stavros
6mo ago
Yes? Weren't you? Did you think you were buying a token lottery, where you'd have a billion tokens one day and zero the next?
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stavros
6mo ago
I guess nobody likes hearing that their country is unethically invading other countries. As much as I hate defending Iran, I don't think there's much of a difference between what the US is doing to Iran and what Russia is doing to
895.
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stavros
6mo ago
Yes, as retaliation of a US/Israel invasion that is against international law.
896.
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stavros
6mo ago
There was a bug where scanning took too long with the thousands of articles in there, but I just fixed it. You can also just type a random URL and visit it, it'll generate an article. That's what I did before I fixed the search is
897.
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stavros
6mo ago
Ah yes, IIRC I got the idea to make mine to make fun of that one when I heard the name.
898.
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stavros
6mo ago
What's the difference between an encyclopedia that produces AI articles on demand and an encyclopedia that produces AI articles on demand?
899.
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stavros
6mo ago
https://encyclopedai.stavros.io/entries/great-pigeon-census-...
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stavros
6mo ago
I made the same thing months ago, so you don't need to wait: https://encyclopedai.stavros.io
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