i just think it's crazy that 9/11 was such a success, and they still haven't made a 9/11 2.

here's a chart!

what's fascinating to me about this is how people are clearly using medical science to avoid giving birth on certain holidays.

just a historical factoid that a lot of people don't realize: the luddites weren't anti technology without reason. they were apprehensive about new technology that threatened their livelihoods, technology that threatened them with starvation and destitution in the pursuit of profit. i think the comparison with opposition to AI is pretty apt, in many cases, honestly.

even if they were breaking tos (and i don't think it sounds quite so cut and dry), shouldn't the response be to notify them and allow them to fix it, or just terminate the account? demanding a ton of money to make the problem seems a skeevy way of handling it on cloudflare's part.

unfair comparison. both of these guys are far better public speakers than trump.

i saw 'kasparov' in the headline before seeing the community, and said aloud "gary kasparov? the chess champion?" and sure enough. fuckin wild.

from the thumbnail, i really thought this was gonna be a joke about reinventing paragraphs

your wording was a tad ambiguous. it is possible that the above commenter thought you were asking about the last decade, as in the 2010s, rather than the last decade, as in the ten years immediately preceding today (roughly 2014-2024)

couldn't read the whole article, but the first couple paragraphs seem to contradict the headline. '~15% of reddit users have encountered corporate astroturfing' is not the same as '15% of content on reddit is corporate astroturfing'.

i don't know a single thing about whatever these things your talking about are, but i just want to say, you're the first person i've ever seen suggest that edge isn't a joke.

i can't tell if this is a joke or not.

lately between 9 and 11. it is often quite miserable, and it is an absolute tragedy that 'reduced hours' hasn't seemed to be a goal of unions in ages.