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> Ultra long topics with hundreds of posts, somewhere between page 157-178 there are some nuggets you will never find.

Yep, you have to go through each page to find them all, it's called research.

Ah the OG. Does anyone knowledgeable about forum software know witch is the most resource-less intensive? PhpBB, SMF, MyBB, Xenforo, BBPress (or others)?

I know with SMF, one can disable lots of features and make it lightweight, but would like to know more.

On paper I imagine but I wouldn't know.

No way this is real. Floppy disks used to get corrupted all the time when I exchanged them with friends. Just a little sun light and ..

Why would the records be in a database in the first place? That seems like such a sensitive type of info, at least don't attach real names to them geeZ.

Yeah, also when searching for a personality, the second result would always be a "Tweets by" carousel. Interesting.

Definitely on my re-watch list, together with Idiocracy.

I've heard there's quite the group here on HN that browse the web on CLI browsers.

It's your fault for making your IP free and public. Instead of posting for free on your web property, do it in a book that you charge for.

No, because I read them all anyway. I like reading.

It's very fast in responding to anything you ask it. A lot faster than anything else.

I know some are tired of this but... chatgpt by far.

Google and ChatGPT but not in that order.

Package managers, browser extensions, add-ons, plugins... all need due diligence but sometimes you just don't have the skills/time for. What's the solution, because I don't know.

"What's a computer?"

We're you not here when it first launched? I feel it calmed down now and is at acceptable levels.

It's an amazing tool nonetheless.

Generate words in the same lexical family or connected words that can then be used to create prompts. This is what I really like about it. I start small and keep expanding just by asking.

If you don't do anything, you don't contribute (pay taxes). So there is a lot of money "wasted" here if people prefer to be homeless and don't contribute.

I saw that video of a guy saying very honestly he likes being homeless. He had about $300 per week? from the state. He had a phone with data, a tent and plenty of cash to eat and buy some weed and beer too if he wanted.

Edit: you do contribute even if you don't work. You gotta eat and food has taxes in it already. Booze has even more taxes. Etc.

Free as in a free lunch? I've heard there's no such thing.

I know of places where pensioners (over 65yr olds) get it free but not universal.

There are pros and cons to this of course but overall: people who didn't take the buss before are not going to now all of a sudden.

Congrats and thank you for building this! Awesome project and the site is snappy fast.

Paranoia is a very common side-effect from weed. Not saying it's not a throwaway, just saying.

Keep it real.

Per the old is new again trend, anyone remember does disposable Fuji film cameras you used to take on vacation? Only had like 35 frames. You wouldn't dare take a photo every 5 minutes and run out of film on day one.

Exactly. Someone steals a card and uses it to buy from your store. If your store is selling high-ticket physical items, you will for sure be a target.

Fraud is fraud. It affects everybody, not just the person whos card was stolen.

You agree when you create your account. It's implied: "Using our services you agree to the terms and conditions which btw we can always change as we please and when we want" sadly.

Yeah, that list was quite enlightening for me as a non-native English speaker but some did feel quite ridiculous.

Edit: does anyone have the list? because going to http://web.archive.org/web/20221219160303/https://itcommunit... loads the page but the actual terms don't show up. just the sections.

This is why I say we should all have personal archives, sometimes not even they waybackmachine can help.

2nd edit: it looks like the information is there in the page, you just have to use view-source

"our most searched term is Comet"

First ChatGTP, now this. Geez, wouldn't wanna be Google right now.

Yes, I've read the article.

> And what if they didn't?

If they didn't, or didn't get along then it's possible the author could have left the rights of his estate to someone else. If there is no will, things go by default to family.

What if those descendants helped and supported the author?

What if that help and support went on for many years while the author was working on his "masterpiece"?

What if that masterpiece was released just years before his death?

How can people be so nihilists about this?

If every student asks ChatGPT to write them an essay about the same subject it's possible they will receive the same answer. Then who will be crying?