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  1. 🎭 Behold, the LMArena: the #AI world's favorite fake tan! 🤦‍♂️ Researchers worship this glorified popularity contest, mistaking it for the Holy Grail of AI benchmarks. Meanwhile, it offers all the scientific rigor of a supermarket tabloid. 🥴
    surgehq.ai/blog/lmarena-is-a-p #LMArena #FakeTan #PopularityContest #AIbenchmarks #ScientificRigor #HackerNews #ngated

  2. 🚀✨ Behold, the Newcomer Ranking—because what the world truly needed was yet another way to showcase how much clout your latest JavaScript framework has. 🌟🎉 Impress your friends with a "Unique" leaderboard, because apparently, GitHub Trending wasn't already enough of a popularity contest. 🙄
    git-stars.org/ranking/newcomers #NewcomerRanking #JavaScriptFrameworks #PopularityContest #GitHubTrending #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated

  3. 🌲🎉 Oh, the riveting excitement of arboreal pageantry! BBC dedicates an article to a Polish beech crowned Tree of the Year, reminding us that even centuries-old flora can win popularity contests. Next up, the thrilling tale of a cactus who overcame all odds to win "Desert Shrub of the Month". 🌵🏆
    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c20dd6 #TreeOfTheYear #PopularityContest #NatureLovers #PolishBeech #CactusChampion #ArborealExcitement #HackerNews #ngated

  4. I don't get in my feelings about these polls--I write about Infocom games, after all--but despite playing and enjoying a ton of lightweight triple-A fare, I have failed at least four times to find out what's on the other side of Skyrim's opening.

    gameinformer.com/GameGauntlet2

    #videogames #popularitycontest #greatestofalltime

  5. If you wonder why you should join surveys like #popularitycontest in #Debian (popcon.debian.org/):

    It helps your favourite #distribution to see which packages are actually used and hence might influence e.g. if a buggy package is being kicked out or fixed. Or if it's considered to be a key package.

    Additionally it gives a good feeling to the maintainer of a package to see that his package is actually used, even if it only shows up with like 10 installations. He might have expected less. 😉