mr_satan
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- Comment on Codeberg: army of AI crawlers are extremely slowing us; AI crawlers learned how to solve the Anubis challenges. 5 days ago:
Well there you have it. Although I still feel weird that it’s somehow “the internet” that’s supposed to solve a problem that’s fully caused AI companies and their web crawlers.
If a crawler keeps spamming and breaking a site I see it as nothing short of a DOS attack.Not to mention that
robots.txtis completely voluntary and, as far as I know, mostly ignored by these companies. So then what makes you think that any them are acting in good faith?To me that is the core issue and why your position feels so outlandish. It’s like having a bully at school that constantly takes your lunch and your solution being: “Just bring them a lunch as well, maybe they’ll stop.”
- Comment on Codeberg: army of AI crawlers are extremely slowing us; AI crawlers learned how to solve the Anubis challenges. 5 days ago:
Dunno, I feel you’re giving way too much credit to these companies.
They have the resources. Why bother with a more proper solution when a single crawler solution works on all the sites they want?Is there even standardization for providing site dumps? If not, every site could require a custom software solution to use the dump. And I can guarantee you no one will bother with implementing any dump checking logic.
If you have contrary examples I’d love to see some references or sources.
- Comment on Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery 2 weeks ago:
Yes, especially at work. Different tasks, different tab groups. Once the task is done, the group dies. Really useful when working on multiple tasks at “the same time”.
Pair that with multi account containers and temporary containers and it’s a godsend tool for web dev.
- Comment on GitHub CEO delivers stark message to developers: Embrace AI or get out. 2 weeks ago:
Two words: good fucking luck!
- Comment on W.a.m.d.i.i. 2 weeks ago:
Is there a joke I don’t get or is the joke that we are supposed to make our own jokes?
- Comment on Is this the end of Bootloader Unlocking in the EU? 3 weeks ago:
Lately I’m more and more disappointed in EU legislations. Especially having to live with them…
- Comment on "Steam Did Not Respond To Us": Collective Shout Defends Calling On Payment Processors To Ban Adult Games 3 weeks ago:
I do like me some good prawns from time to time.
- Comment on Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber 3 weeks ago:
TIL, user tags, cool
- Comment on Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber 3 weeks ago:
Hey, you do you. I refuse to use anything apple related, but I’ll be damned if they don’t make great hardware and extremely convenient ecosystem.
- Comment on Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber 3 weeks ago:
The moth don’t care when he sees the flame
- Comment on My mouth suffers for the noms 1 month ago:
Tried salt and vinegar once, they were horrible
- Comment on We need to stop pretending AI is intelligent 1 month ago:
I rarely find good use for a semicolon sadly.
- Comment on We need to stop pretending AI is intelligent 1 month ago:
Lithuanian. We do have composite words, but we use vowel, if necessary, as connecting sounds. Otherwise dashes usually signify either dialog or explanations in a sentence (there’s more nuance, of course).
- Comment on We need to stop pretending AI is intelligent 1 month ago:
My language doesn’t really have hyphenated words or different dashes. It’s mostly punctuation within a sentence. As such there are almost no cases where one encounters a dash without spaces.
- Comment on We need to stop pretending AI is intelligent 1 month ago:
Am I… AI? I do use ellipses and (what I now see is) en dashes for punctuation. Mainly because they are longer than hyphens and look better in a sentence. Em dash looks too long.
However, that’s on my phone. On a normal keyboard I use 3 periods and 2 hyphens instead.
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 1 month ago:
One day I’ll win, you all will see!