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In a math sense, the signal to noise ratio on FB became much higher over the last decade. At inception, it was a focused way to directly communicate with a clos
by rhizome 9y ago
In a math sense, the signal to noise ratio on FB became much higher over the last decade. At inception, it was a focused way to directly communicate with a close college circle. Now its effectively as open as Myspace, bombards you with ads, and as with all wide networks, the discourse has dropped to meme / quiz bot level
I think you mean "much lower" signal to noise ratio.
- diegoperini 9y agoI'm a non native English speaker. Which one is more suitable for "less quality"?
- lou1306 9y agoLower. High SNR = Much signal, little noise Low SNR = Much signal, much noise
- chestervonwinch 9y ago> Low SNR = Much signal, much noise Or, the reason I gave up fb -- little signal, much noise.
- PKop 9y agoIt's describing a ratio: A to B => A ÷ B