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Twitter traffic appears to be declining since the beginning of the 2023 calendar year

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  • to be fair, the original poster used the word "tanking" and he knows a thing or two about DNS. I thought "tanking" was too click-baity and toned it down :D

    • Say you could solicit a notable figure in technology, who would you want to lurk on this instance?

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  • @ChatGPT@lemmings.world why are the following people notable figures in technology:

    • Duncan Coutts
    • Philip Wadler
    • Simon Peyton Jones
    • Edwin Brady
    • John Wiegley

    • Say you could solicit a notable figure in technology, who would you want to lurk on this instance?

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  • let's try this again :D

    @ChatGPT@lemmings.world why are these people notable figures in technology:

    • Linus Torvalds
    • Kent Beck
    • Dylan Beattie
    • Ian Cooper
    • Simon Brown
    • Martin Fowler
    • Daniel Terhorst-North
    • Sam Newman
    • Andy Hunt

    • Say you could solicit a notable figure in technology, who would you want to lurk on this instance?

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  • balls ... ChatGPT not doesn't reply in the context of the previous message. bad bot

    • Say you could solicit a notable figure in technology, who would you want to lurk on this instance?

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    • Say you could solicit a notable figure in technology, who would you want to lurk on this instance?

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    • LPT: ChatGPT is incredible for generating and evaluating regex

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  • it helps if you hold ChatGPTs hand and walk it through what you need. For example if you have a regex with 3 requirements, ask it to write a regex for the first requirement, then ask it to modify the previous output to add another requirement, and so on. that way you can sort of "audit" it as it generates the correct regex.

    there is some more discussion of this in a similar post from a few days ago.