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It wouldn't surprise me. It seems like a mirror of the social media move from social graphs to recommendation engines. You are either producer or consumer and n
by captainbland 25d ago
It wouldn't surprise me. It seems like a mirror of the social media move from social graphs to recommendation engines. You are either producer or consumer and never shall consumer be promoted organically.
- anal_reactor 25d agoThe answer is simple. Limit your time on social media the way you'd be limiting a child and focus on IRL interactions.
- KingMob 25d agoWords of wisdom to heed. Thank you, user anal_reactor :‑D
- anal_reactor 25d agoStay open for more nuggets of wisdom!
- captainbland 25d agoI also find IRL social interactions also want pacing to some degree. But I don't know, I find my brain is sort of wired for these sorts of novel, pseudonymous interactions from a young age.
- anal_reactor 25d agoYeah I get that. But treat them like candy - it's okay to eat a small dessert after lunch, it's okay to eat entire bucket of ice cream once in a while, but you know, your main diet needs to be quality stuff.
- TFNA 25d agoWhat if I want to spend my time discussing things that are not represented in my geographical region?
- mitxela 25d agoStart a club in your geographical region.
- anal_reactor 25d agoTravel. It's cheaper than ever.
- TFNA 25d agoThis response sounds like "let them eat cake". You realize a lot of people on the internet (even here on HN) are in the developing world and, whether due to lack of means or weak passports, can't necessarily travel to where the things that interest them can be found locally?
- jeanmichelselli 25d ago[flagged]
- HexPhantom 25d agoSearch used to feel more like infrastructure: put something useful on the web, link to it, and eventually people could find it