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shellygoodman

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shellygoodman··on YC's Winter 2024 Demo Day confirms that we are indeed in an AI bubble
> Spellcheck was around since the 1990s.

And the moon was settled by whalers sometime in the 1750's! Seriously, you're approaching that level of wrong.

shellygoodman··on YC's Winter 2024 Demo Day confirms that we are indeed in an AI bubble
> No it wasn't, let's not start spreading misinformation.

This website ("hacker" news) should really be renamed "confidently wrong"; just like smcin's laughable assertion. HN is a propaganda site run by billionaires who editorialize and moderate it to promote their own interests. It's infested with this type of confidently wrong know-it-all. You know what's worse than a pedant? An incorrect pedant. And this site is stuffed with them. It's a Dunning-Kruger hall of mirrors.

shellygoodman··on Mass timber is great, but it will not solve the housing shortage
Well, I'm convinced! Dictatorship it is then.
shellygoodman··on Why Is the Press Attacking Home Schoolers?
You could, and you’d be wrong. The unbridled hostility displayed towards teachers on this site is demented. HN is a contrarian cesspit.
shellygoodman··on Facebook Is Being Overrun with Stolen, AI-Gen Images That People Think Are Real
I think you're on the right track. Unfortunately, the toxic "free" model with ads has trained everybody to expect all content for free. This is completely unsustainable; there will be a correction of some sort, and it's my opinion that we've already entered that stage. It's going to be painful, but I'm hopeful that the end state is that people consider ad-laden "free" content to be not worth their time. I'm already there.

I signed up for Kagi search recently (I'm not affiliated with them in any way, just a satisfied customer), and aside from searching reddit, I consider their results to be superior to Google's. One of their main signals for downranking is how heavily ad/tracker-laden a page is.

shellygoodman··on The "Cheap" Web
> the whole cheap/small web thing has me thinking of those people who buy used clothes but think nothing of paying $15 for a coffee at hipsterCafe. something virtue signally about it.

This says nothing about the article or topic, but says a lot about your mental baggage.

shellygoodman··on [dead]
All content on this blog except for the about page was created by scraping news headlines and feeding them into an LLM. The result is truly awful. It costs about a penny per day to generate 4 daily articles.

It's a python script that periodically runs on Azure, that then posts to a ghost blog. The whole thing took less than a day to make.