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If Quora got the adoption that Yahoo answers did, it would end up with answers like Yahoo answers has and similarly talented engineers. The only way Facebook ho
by 3pt14159 15y ago
If Quora got the adoption that Yahoo answers did, it would end up with answers like Yahoo answers has and similarly talented engineers. The only way Facebook holds onto their talent is that the idiots typically don't make friends with the rest of us. Even reddit looks childish these days.
- DannoHung 15y agoFront page reddit is pretty awful with the exception of /r/askscience (and well, honestly, I subscribe to /r/aww because I love looking at pictures of cute animals), but reddit is actually REALLY great if you find a couple of high traffic subreddits that don't hit the front page and turn off all the default subscriptions. I just wish they'd let subreddits arrange some sort of feeder model amongst themselves. (So stuff posted in /r/haskell could bubble up to /r/coding with sufficient upvotes, for example). That subreddits are siloed is the biggest technical problem. The front page just has the lowest common denominator problem.
- 3pt14159 15y agoAgreed. I basically only hang out at /r/libertariandebates /r/depthhub and proggit.