michaelbuck

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   by michaelbuck 9mo ago

   Other comments pointed out the semi-obvious use of AI due to em dashes. I'm honestly at a point where every suspicious aspect of that post could as well be counted as a countermeasure to getting caught. Said engineer could still be wor
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   by michaelbuck 10mo ago

   Additional anecdote about Monotype pricing policies: https://old.reddit.com/r/graphic_design/comments/1jqqlm6/mon...
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   by michaelbuck 3y ago

   That's exactly why this situation feels a little weird. Usually Amazon usually just lets things like this slide.[1] Amazon initially didn't take the product down from its site after being informed of these results, saying it had
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   by michaelbuck 3y ago

   Nine hours after this was posted the link is 404'ing and about 90% of the links in the comments are also showing a 404. Is some Amazon employee spending their friday afternoon manually removing product listings?
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   by michaelbuck 4y ago

   I never expected to find a feature like that in the settings menu of an operating system. Is there any history to this? How’d a white noise generator end up in the official Apple accessibility settings? The idea of having a setting that mak
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   by michaelbuck 6y ago

   At least some part of it has to be the amount of attention these news pieces get on wsb itself. The subreddit has about 1.5 million subscribers. Any news piece by Bloomberg or Wallstreetjournal talking about r/wallstreetbests instantly