Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47726469

Points: 15

# Comments: 9

Imagine what this means if you are trying to gauge impact of a post. Remember, X is giving them zero information about who they're preventing from seeing it. Impressions is the main datapoint so if you can't figure out why you've lost 98% of your impact, how on earth are you going to evaluate it vs other platforms?

And yes, each platform has a cost. There's a LOT more to social strategy than just "copy and paste this announce to every platform".

They said nothing of this in TFA, all they talked about was decimated view count. The obvious conclusion is X is censoring them, like they pretty much do to anybody that Elon feels like censoring.

The usual way, via the criminal code. My old business treasury was scammed into transferring funds on-chain to an impersonator. We were able to recover losses through an insurance claim which required us to report the theft to the police.

The alternative would be lavishly funded public research, which sounds great to me! But is that going to happen?

What's tiring is a comment like this. If you don't like the article don't read it -- and don't comment.

Why do you go on trips with your friends if you have to do all the work?

But tbh the whole experience makes me distrust the Java ecosystem if you're supporting anything that is slightly out of the community's view or priorities. Even JavaFX shows very patchy support for certain very standard UI concepts, and the situation with packaging is bad as you say.

Anyway, is mill worth switching away from Gradle? (Does mill integrate at all with idea?)

No you haven't, you've made an unprovable claim about how the writing was accomplished without pointing out a single feature of the writing itself.

Too long? OK, but homebrew gamedev articles often are. Skimming was a good skill before AI and still is.

Bad writing? Again -- hobbyist posts don't exactly win awards. I suspected possibly some AI myself but not to the extent you're baselessly asserting: I really doubt there was a single prompt in any case. The article is structured like any other.

If it were content-free clickbait or something, the complaint would hold water. As it is this is a reasonably interesting article that has generated a large and fun discussion on HN, so even if you _could_ prove AI use, so what?

This is just keto and fasting fans pushing their obsession on cancer patients. Same for marijuanauts -- anti-nausea drugs have long outperformed cannibinoids but you still have stoner friends offering you spliffs (ok, save them for later)

Still, you can experience all sorts of discomforts during the tmt. I nearly fainted and got horrible chills when getting oxaliplatin for the first time. You're saying I should have _fasted_ for this?