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12,000 Comments by edent

I know they say you should never read the bottom half of the web. This blog has existed in one form or other since 2004. Since then, I’ve approved TWELVE-THOUSAND comments.Most comments – but by no means all – are delightful. People wanting to share their own stories, add something to the discussion, or politely

ByHackTechJune 21, 20230Comments

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Comments as a service (Component) is a thing now by anshumandev

Comments as a service is a thing now. You can add comments to your website, blog, or documentation in just 3 lines of code. With docsly.dev you:- Can customize with Tailwind CSS or CSS modules – Own your authentication and data – Get comments, replies, and feedback with 0 maintenanceCrafted for: – docsly is crafted

ByHackTechMay 9, 20230Comments

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Ask HN: Examples of HN comments in LLMs and/or LM data sets? by adrian_mrd

Guten Tag HN, with all these interesting developments relating to A.I. of late (ChatGPT/GPT-4, Transformer improvements, LLM products, Bard, the new Bing, etc), have you come across any examples of HN posts, threads, discussions being used or included in chatbot/AI replies?

ByHackTechApril 22, 20230Comments

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Dang’s Comments by rectang

You seem to be under a mistaken impression of how the system here works. Upvotes are an important signal but far from the only one. If HN were to go by upvotes alone, it would consist of little more than sensational flamewars about the same few hot topics over and over again (plus tons of…

ByHackTechMay 1, 20221Comment

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Ask HN: How are HN user comments licensed? by rapnie

IANAL and as such I am unsure how the comments on HN may or may not be used, quoted and attributed elsewhere. What is the license that applies, or did I just overlook the obvious answer?

ByHackTechJanuary 27, 20220Comments

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