Great topic and message. But the AI-generated writing really gets under my skin. It's not painful. Not unclear. Just really annoying.
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ianhxu
Not sure. Without commercialization and ads, there might not be the free high-quality web apps from Google. Things have two sides. But the complexity of the internet should have far surpassed the level that even large corps could influence, and therefore, the key might be culture instead of tech.
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w4yai
I find this website really hard to read, even in ASCII.
CM30
I mean he's right, the old internet and the technology that underlies it still exists, and there's nothing stopping you from building and using sites that work independently of the big social media platforms/centralised services.
That said, I do wish this essay was a bit better contrast wise. Had to highlight some of the tables to read them at all, which isn't exactly ideal.
Fade scroll, hard pass.
Alternative readable rendering: https://www.terrygodier.com/the-boring-internet/ascii
Great topic and message. But the AI-generated writing really gets under my skin. It's not painful. Not unclear. Just really annoying.
Not sure. Without commercialization and ads, there might not be the free high-quality web apps from Google. Things have two sides. But the complexity of the internet should have far surpassed the level that even large corps could influence, and therefore, the key might be culture instead of tech.
I find this website really hard to read, even in ASCII.
I mean he's right, the old internet and the technology that underlies it still exists, and there's nothing stopping you from building and using sites that work independently of the big social media platforms/centralised services.
That said, I do wish this essay was a bit better contrast wise. Had to highlight some of the tables to read them at all, which isn't exactly ideal.
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Interesting