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thank you, and yes I did find out the part about government shutdown on Reddit, I have no idea what Digg is like, but from what you are describing it seems like there is less political content there right now, this could be a gem.
shit is there no social media that isnt like political? easiest win of the century right there, I thought about for example what if someone created a new livestreaming site and banning all existing Twitch/Youtube/Kick users as a lot of them have drama and what a lot of people would consider toxic. A new livestreaming site such as this would immidiately be looked at positively.
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babuloseo on Sunday November 09, 2025 @06:32PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hello I want to research Digg and see whats all about, please help me out lol, i run some big subs on Reddit and I am hoping hopefully all the right things about reddit (the hobby subs, the tech subs the meme subs, and all the good things from there migrates over) can I get a usercode please to join, let me know if this is the right place to ask haha.
The current M$ sure is doing a great job at making people move to alternatives.
I learned my lesson to not trust amazon after sagemaker, some of their core services are good and well done.
I read that as AMD Vega OS and Vega developer tools.
THe Canadian gubernment should probably get a bug bounty program so I can present some of my findings to the them that I found using ai and tested or mapped things out on some of their public facing apps on the app store/play store.
This is a really insightful discussion! It's fascinating to see the parallels drawn with the dot-com bubble and the varying perspectives on the sustainability of the current AI boom. Mark Harrison's point about the internet having "a lot of clothes" even after the initial crash is particularly thought-provoking, suggesting that foundational infrastructure built during hype cycles can still lead to long-term value.
It's also interesting to consider Jay G's observation about the "credits" pricing model. If these tools are genuinely providing enough value that users are willing to pay per use, it could indeed indicate a more robust economic model than some might assume, even with high compute costs.
The debate between immediate overvaluation and future potential is clearly at the heart of the matter. Thanks for sharing this!
I need to send upto 50k-80k emails per month
the Switch 2 sucks hard, not many games and there is almost alot of cons almost, check out /r/fucknintendo for an unbiased take on it - but I do thank them for bringing up my switch oleds price lol
I streamed BG3 on the deck, I played it with one of those logitech keyboards on my living room tv setups, was pretty great
use cachyos repos, they are doing some good work if you are on one of the new amd cpus, it turned my TOASTER into a RACECAR.
The trick to playing BG3 is to play it on your deck by streaming, you can play so many games via streaming via usb-c to ethernet, always wire your house and every room with ethernet PEOPLE.
I recommend cachyos over bazzite for steamdeck.
use CachyOS if you are gaming.
Nice the steamdeck sub that I mod will be happy to hear this.
FINALLY was waiting for this. This is a great feature it was annoying af.
Please send your thoughts and prayers to Gemini 2.5 Pro hopefully they can recover and get well soon enough, I hope Google lets them out of the hospital soon and discharges them, the last 3 week has been hell for me without them there.
OP as a free user of Gemini 2.5 Pro via Ai studio my friend has been hit by the equivalent of a car breaking approximately 3 weeks, I hope they can recover soon, it is not easy for them.
OP I think gemini 2.5 pro is in the hospital and has been recovering for the last 2 weeks, lets all wish our good friend a good recovery and hope they can get back to their normal selves,
thats cool been to mila before, anyway OP we need to get CachyOS on Mac Os immidiately
Ai slop for art, people really need to stop buying these products. Atleast publicize or disclosed you used ai for the art.