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Gotta love it when content from 2020 on a claim like this ends up on front page.

As someone else commented in another link posted by this poster, the poster seems to be a repost bot posting every hour.

IMHO, this user should be banned from posting as it is a "repost robot".

As per HN guidelines, a submission is "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity", and I should add an "&&" operator with the following criteria "you should already read the article, or at least, visited the page you are about to submit and find it interesting".

Having the above said, I doubt a robot could do this even if it is "GATOed" or "GPT-{3,4..}ed"

Please see the HN guidelines:

> Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, bots, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken.

You've posted with a remarkable consistency over the past few days. I went back to 150 submissions and collected the timestamps; the longest you've gone without posting is just shy of 67 minutes. I looked at the distribution of intervals between posts, in minutes, rounded to a single decimal place:

     44 30.0
     21 35.0
     20 35.1
     14 29.9
      7 65.0
      7 60.0
      6 34.9
      3 40.0
      3 30.1
      2 60.1
      2 28.2
      1 66.8
      1 65.1
      1 61.8
      1 55.1
      ... this is the top 15

You're highly likely to submit a link every 30 minutes, and if not that, then every 35 minutes. You're practically like clockwork, over 50% of your submissions happen with an interval like this.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12cHy0E6RI0XZ3f14UzzC...

Data collected using JS on HN submission pages:

    [...document.querySelectorAll('.age')].map(x => x.attributes.title.value)

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Ok, lets assume it is a real person regurgitating every old successful post. Does that make it better?

Many people submit things that have been on HN before and the guidelines are clear that reposts are allowed when older than a year. There have been a lot of stories that when resubmitted years later have very interesting discussions surrounding them because of the developments since they were submitted - the context is entirely different.

I don’t mind that, but re-posting multiple things per day seems disingenuous?

His profile clearly says he’s a guy though, it doesn’t say he’s a bot. /s

I am a guy plus it's a quote from a movie.

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Ok, so I'm debating between these 3.

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