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LcuBeatsWorking t1_j916fye wrote

I agree.

All subs related to AI or ML appear to get flooded with this stuff right now.

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maxToTheJ t1_j9230jn wrote

Its always been there. This sub because of the sheer numbers game is flooded by non practitioners. It used to be worse because in the past OP would have been downvoted to hell

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impossiblefork t1_j935oho wrote

It hasn't always been here. The sub was usable for reading research very recently.

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pyepyepie t1_j93d5ak wrote

It still is, you should just change the way you sort posts.

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zackline t1_j92iu6m wrote

They managed to stay on top of it at /r/covid19.

I guess they have a much more strict rule set that is heavily enforced.

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DigThatData t1_j95gxlf wrote

i think something changed in the past week though. /r/MLQuestions has recently been getting a lot of "can you recommend a free AI app that does <generic thing>?". I'm wondering if there was a news piece that went viral or something that turned a new flood of people on to what's been happening in AI or something like that.

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TheFern2 t1_j94s6d8 wrote

Just stop fighting it. Add whatever keywords you don't want to see to your block list. You see a stupid question, low quality, etc, block user.

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