The Hacker News posts without AI-related terms (hopefully).
Sometimes I just want to read something interesting without stepping in a new tool that will improve my productivity by 10^32x or that will make me code 32^10x faster.
The "AI terms" are just a .json array file with a bunch of words that I
remembered + some words suggested by AI (I guess my productivity is already
10^32x improved now). These terms are searched in the post titles, which are
removed from the list if they contain any of them.
Of course, this is not a perfect solution, and I certainly miss a lot of terms, but this is just something to clear out the noise a bit.
I also decided to keep some information about this, which I present in two charts.
Below is the chart that shows how many posts you could read before encountering a term related to AI. Small numbers may indicate that posts with titles containing AI terms are considered "interesting" and rise more quickly to the top positions, making it harder to avoid reading posts with these terms since they appear among the first items.
Below is the other chart that shows how many posts without AI-related terms were found on the Hacker News front page. The total number of posts there is 30, so the closer to 30, the fewer posts with AI were found.