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And what might that "n" be that lets the last man over the bridge?
by larrys 14y ago
And what might that "n" be that lets the last man over the bridge?
- gameshot911 14y ago550 days. :)
- zgembo 14y agoThink early TechCrunch. No tech stories, only direct links to products and services are allowed. http://pivoted.co/ http://pivoted.co/
- wensing 14y agodef cutoff(): return min([leader.age for leader in get_leaders("http://news.ycombinator.com/leaders")] I leave you to define get_leaders. :)
- tommi 14y agoOr, as humans would say that, the cutoff could be the youngest of leaders. However, that really doesn't answer the problem when you don't define what a leader is. If it's the highest amount of Karma past 7 days, then the youngest leader could even be a day old user. Please respond with solutions, not http wrappers.
- sstrudeau 14y agoI just checked mine ... 1337 days seems like a good number :)
- malandrew 14y agoI'm at 730 days and I can support 1337 days, so long as I can read. I don't mind waiting just shy of two to be able to comment so long as the comment and post quality is exceptional. TBH I'm fascinated to know how the community would differ from HN of 4 years ago, since all the older participants would be 4 years more experienced in life and hacking.
- wensing 14y agoRe: the TBH - exactly. I just might have to try this.
- doktrin 14y agoFirst of all : fantastic age - congrats :) Secondly, I know your comment was tongue-in-cheek, but that would actually be a very appropriate age cut-off for what strikes me as a remarkably elitist endeavor.
- raleec 14y agoWhat if the poster had an option to restrict the ability to comment on a submission to members with a certain threshold of karma or account age, not to exceed the poster's own level?