I agree, this is annoying. It’s taking the place of what used to be an excerpt, giving me a hint about actual text on the page.

I haven’t seen that yet… hopefully it’s on the Duckduckgo side and a setting I can turn off. But it’s probably Reddit continuing to be frustrating.

I’m not against having the AI summary and I do see the utility, it should just be very clearly separated from the real content.

I’ve subscribed to a few, though I often find myself getting lazy about listening to them. So take my suggestions with a grain of salt.

Some I used to listen to, some I’ve wanted to listen to, some of these coworkers recommended in recent weeks that I have little to no idea about. Hopefully this helps you find something you like!

• Base.cs
• Book Bytes
• Coding Blocks
• Command Line Heroes
• CoRecursive
• HanselMinutes
• LambdaCast
• No Silver Bullet
• Signals and Threads
• Toolsday

It’s not that you play one game exactly. The Pokemon games are about collecting and raising monsters. Each of those monsters have some unique stats and metadata.

Each time a sequel comes out, those games usually give you a way to transfer creatures from the old game to the new game (it used to be by linking games directly, now I think they have a side app).

Even though each generation brings kind of a totally new game, in same ways they have aspects of expansion packs. You can keep using the monsters you had before and building a bigger collection.