Interesting, the problem of deleted content is ever growing. When I look at my liked videos on youtube every 10th is unavailable without any information/title/thumbnail, there's no way to tell what it was. Very frustrating indeed, that's why i save every video i find valuable
Fortunately we still have the YouTube urls. A quick google has for me led me to Reddit / older forums to find the context I needed to search for a re-upload
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Older, similar project making fun of gits impenetrable documentation:
https://git-man-page-generator.lokaltog.net/
and it's been submitted here a lot but mostly marked dead apart from very early submissions:
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=lokaltog.net
Interesting, the problem of deleted content is ever growing. When I look at my liked videos on youtube every 10th is unavailable without any information/title/thumbnail, there's no way to tell what it was. Very frustrating indeed, that's why i save every video i find valuable
These links don’t actually exist.
Fortunately we still have the YouTube urls. A quick google has for me led me to Reddit / older forums to find the context I needed to search for a re-upload
Just fyi I see the href for all links to users, post times, "hide", and comments as:
I'm on LibreWolf136.0.4-1 with UBlockOrigin. I suspect I should be able to click these and see content?It's just using a JavaScript alert to say that there is no content behind the links; you're not missing anything there.
This is one of the most whimsical things I have seen, it honestly took me a good second to realize what was happening.
Reminds me of this other project, social media except everyone you're interacting with is AI: https://socialai.co/
Created something similar a while back. Recently ironed out a few bugs:
https://coxomb.github.io/This-Hacker-News-Does-Not-Exist/
The comments were my favourite part
The related collection: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32969263
This X Does Not Exist (thisxdoesnotexist.com)
99 points by spking on Sept 25, 2022 | 33 comments
Hope to be added in.
When I first learned about few-shot prompting with gpt-j reproducing hackernews threads was one of the first things I tried.
"SQLite a Trillion Times Faster (2023)"
X-D
Too real, can’t stop clicking
"Rust Foundation Announces Long-Term Support (LTS) Release Cycle"
Looking forward to the infuriating comments