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X pays you for engagement if you have the premium subscription. Anyone with a verification symbol will be earning money from significant engagement, hence the rise of engagement bait on the platform.

Looks really cool, its nice to have an alternative to the big players.

The only criticism is that, in the UK at least, "slash" can mean urinate, and that's all I can think of when I read through the website. Probably a me issue though!

Why do you believe this? Are you expecting all media to become fully AI - sports, TV, movies, youtube?

Scaling to human use vs automated/agentic use is a very different thing.

If you want to handle the three cases individually using your implementation, you would have to make another function call, rather than just the one

Cries in UK $8 a gallon

They have a Gitea instance - https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad

You have a disgusting username

I understand the sentiment, but I'm always very concerned when it comes to AI generating pictures of children.

Paranoid is another custom ROM - GP wasn't calling Graphene paranoid.

Interesting - do you have any sources to read further?

Mostly unrelated, but I dislike how normalized AI art is.

This is an overly broad generalisation - there are many cases of managers that do their best to primarily look after those under them, not just focus on getting higher up.

A lot of people here are criticising Nintendo not showing specific details here, seemingly forgetting a few key points:

    A. The announcement is nothing more than a hype video, it obviously isn't intended to be the only marketing tool.
    B. On the specifications front, Nintendo never focus on performance, and it's unlikely that will change now; their focus tends to be on games and features.

To cut Intel some slack, this latest version overhauls their old architecture, and they were fairly upfront about the lack of development in performance in this generation.

The idea is the new platform will allow for better development in future, while improving efficiency fairly significantly.

You have to back your own product, and people will notice if you don't.

Consider the alternatives: the most popular icon set is called Font Awesome

FWIW, security.txt is placed in .well-known/

The demo video for setting an exam does the opposite of what it should be for. I am left feeling more confused and disoriented than I did prior.

I believe it only builds anything in the site/ directory.

I haven't tested it, but a workaround could be making another repo, and using git submodules to put your docs repo in the site/ folder on this new repo.

I've read a lot of comments recently about how Google Analytics is bad, but no one explain why. Can I ask why this is not something people want? Is it not anonymised?

Sounds familiar...