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Reddit doesn't truly want to prevent bots necessarily. They want to drive engagement and time spent on their website.

So like peer to peer? What incentive is there to keep seeding?

No it hasn't, it still isn't even accepted in most of Academia.

how is that good? Certainly seems like a bleak future to me.

It has nothing to do with culture wars, I'm just a stickler for grammatical precision and not overloading the meanings of words.

They contribute to anthropomorphize them too. Anthropic skies that more though. The idea that they made a little being that can think and feel is so attractive to these folks for reasons I don't understand.

it completely depends on the elasticity and shape of the supply and demand curves. Some will choose to reduce headcount, some will choose to build more. Depends on the business and the nature of the industry.

I enjoyed reading this, thanks

that threw me, thanks

iOS at 60Hz is so much worse than Android at 60Hz, I don't know why. maybe Apple did it intentionally to sell more iphones

I think they made iOS run slower for 60Hz devices. Like 2-3 version ago they changed all the animations and it makes it unbearable to use my iPHone 17 on 60Hz when I used to prefer running my old Samsungs on 60Hz several years ago.

I'm sure that many aspects of work and specialization are as old as humanity itself. Don't you think there was one guy in the tribe who was really good at starting fires, one woman who knew where to find the good berries, one guy who was the best at fixing spears, and some people who weren't that good at anything so they just joined the effort wherever they were needed? You don't have to have a physical exchange of currency or a 40hr desk job for that to be true.

API pricing or subscriptions?

I'm in my 20s and plan to in my 30s