Way ahead of you, reddit links are on my "nah, mostly can't be bothered" list since they made that change.
Maintained for years that as soon as they disable old.reddit.com (or make it effectively disabled) I'd abandon the site and well it appears they finally crossed that rubicon.
It's a shame, reddit was pretty great at one point and it's been a slow descent ever since - another useful part of the internet (to me) dies and in part thanks to AI - seems to be a pattern that one.
This is low confidence prediction, but IMO this person’s org is setting itself up for disaster. Who is accountable for all the slop they’re shipping if nobody even knows what it does anymore?
https://redlib.catsarch.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/1vi...
Any site that requires an account just to read users freely created public content should be boycotted.
Way ahead of you, reddit links are on my "nah, mostly can't be bothered" list since they made that change.
Maintained for years that as soon as they disable old.reddit.com (or make it effectively disabled) I'd abandon the site and well it appears they finally crossed that rubicon.
It's a shame, reddit was pretty great at one point and it's been a slow descent ever since - another useful part of the internet (to me) dies and in part thanks to AI - seems to be a pattern that one.
Any archive link? Can’t view it on mobile without logging in.
https://redlib.catsarch.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/1vi...
This is low confidence prediction, but IMO this person’s org is setting itself up for disaster. Who is accountable for all the slop they’re shipping if nobody even knows what it does anymore?
Related: https://elliotmilco.substack.com/p/who-is-accountable-when-n...
> Who is accountable for all the slop they’re shipping if nobody even knows what it does anymore?
Whoever management in the future decides is accountable and weirdly... it's seldom them.
Be brave, drop the LLMs. Make them put you on a PIP for doing your work without the chatbot.
I assume this is astroturfing.