this is hacker news all time favorite wikipedia article. it needs to ascend to the pantheon in a list within a new tab at the top of the hacker news website and removed from new submissions.
its ok you are one of hacker news lucky ten thousand i guess https://xkcd.com/1053/ probably i just am too old and go on these sites too much it would be like watching sesame street for twenty years and then complaining that they are showing reruns
in case anyone doesn't know it, the latest hotness is to use low-background steel as an analogy for pre-ai-generated internet content. they will 'mine' this ancient content in the future bc it's relatively unpolluted by arguably worse content generated by gpt and its successors. i'm not sure i 100% agree with that take, but that's what many people are saying.
