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At first glance, on the /classic page, There is less: - pop-culture & humanities - notifications about momentary outages across the web There is more: - ha
by platz 6y ago
At first glance, on the /classic page,
There is less:
- pop-culture & humanities
- notifications about momentary outages across the web
There is more:
- hard-science topics
- algorithms
- posts about VCs
- varjag 6y ago- Rust
- londons_explore 6y agoBut overall, the ranking is much the same, and all the differences you see might simply be because there is only a handful of votes for some pages from old-timer accounts (ie. the quantization noise is pretty big).
- platz 6y agoThat the ranking is the same seems a bit of an early assumption to make, without seeing all or more of the data.
- JW_00000 6y ago> quantization noise is pretty big Seems to be true. I have an account which is apparently from 2007, so included for the classic page. When I upvoted the article on place 29 and refreshed it jumped to 28. When I upvoted the article that was now in place 29 it jumped to place 24. Votes on the normal homepage don't seem to have anywhere near that effect.
- Terretta 6y agoIt’s enough different to prefer/bookmark/use it exclusively if that’s your bag.
- reedf1 6y agoIn addition, on the /classic page, There is less: - Up-to-date tech There is more: - Nostalgia/Parenting content ( A Calvin and Hobbes guide to parenting? )