All of it.

I work on a 20+ year knowledge base for a big company that has had no real content management governance for pretty much that whole time.

We knew there was duplicate content in that database, but were talking about thousands of articles, with several more added daily.

With such a small team, identifying duplicate/redundant content was just an ad-hoc thing that could never be tackled as a whole without a huge amount of resources.

AI was able to comb through everything and find hundreds of articles with duplicate/redundant content within a few hours. Now we have a list of articles we can work through and clean up.

You’re being downvoted because you’re just flat-out wrong.

“86” doesn’t mean “hold this item”, it means the kitchen is out of that item.

So no, it wouldn’t make sense even to people that know restaurant lingo.

Nah, it’s an HTTP error.

So a family group-chat, that’s a no-no, right?

I disagree. I don’t think it’s clear at all what he considers dangerous about social media if he’s excluding things like Lemmy, Reddit, and other message boards.

My own belief is that all social media is a cancer, and to be avoided entirely. I’m able to do that for myself

You just posted this to a social media site…

When you “solve” a captcha like that, you’re just helping train the AI you’re talking about.

The stuff that determines whether you’re a not or not is based on browser information, how you interact with the page, etc.

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Sounds like opinions are pretty mixed. Maybe we should put it to a vote.

But then how do we decide if that vote should be public or not…

Chrome ain’t the only browser

It almost is, though. That’s why it’s important to support FF/Gecko

NixOS is the most boring distro I’ve ever used.

I configured everything across multiple machines and now it just works.

When the crowd strikes

Try again.

False.

Incorrect.

Nope.

Nope, not that.

That’s… exactly the point…

You referred to it retroactively.