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Why Aren’t We Trading with Bitcoin Yet?
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5y ago
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GOP Congressmen Draft Bill to Strip Section 230 Protections from Big Tech
(dailywire.com)
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5y ago
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Jackie Mason Has Died
(timesofisrael.com)
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5y ago
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AHappyCamper
5y ago
This is digital tyranny.
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AHappyCamper
5y ago
Reading that article makes me not want to open a business in the USA, and I really want to open a business in the USA...
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AHappyCamper
5y ago
I hear you - it's just super weird (and rather suspicious) that FB is doing UI/UX so badly on something. This is not a mistake that they'd usually make, so to my mind, it isn't a mistake.
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Critical UI and UX Failures in Facebook Events
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5y ago
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AHappyCamper
5y ago
FB has an almost bottomless budget re time, designers, and coding power. They have UX experts combing over ever pixel on every page. I simply can't believe that they were incompetent re Events.
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AHappyCamper
5y ago
Hanlon's Razor - "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity". I am willing to call Facebook many things. Stupid is unfortunately not one of them.
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AHappyCamper
5y ago
If they put half an ounce of effort into improving Events, which they definitely have the money for, they would do a great service to their Users, make us happier, and they would definitely make serious money in the process. So why don'
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5y ago
There is every reason to invest in good UX and good UI. For one, FB could monetize Events in many ways. Secondly, I just don't believe that there is a good reason for bad UX.
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Scalable GraphQL Architecture
(binyamin.medium.com)
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5y ago
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React Testing Library – Basic Tutorial
(binyamin.medium.com)
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5y ago
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Solving the N+1 Problem in GraphQL
(binyamin.medium.com)
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Solving the Styled Components Warning in Next.js with Babel
(binyamin.medium.com)
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6y ago
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Styled Components vs. CSS / SASS / CSS-in-JSX
(binyamin.medium.com)
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6y ago
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AHappyCamper
6y ago
So glad I read this. I was about to buy a Mac Mini M1. Now I'm holding off until this issue is clarified or solved.
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AHappyCamper
6y ago
Do NOT trust Facebook. They have consistently been bad actors. Move to MeWe, Signal, Telegram, or any other platform. The market MUST punish Facebook for their awful behavior.
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AHappyCamper
6y ago
This only proves that the Big Tech companies need to be regulated and that Section 230 should be repealed. Break their power! Parler should sue them for billions. The federal gov't should also sue them for antitrust violations.
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AHappyCamper
6y ago
No.
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AHappyCamper
6y ago
No, you are so totally wrong. When I want to book an appointment with my doctor, I use an app hosted on Amazon. When I am in lockdown and I want to ask a friend to bring me food, I use WhatApp. When I need to request a tax refund, I use the
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6y ago
This is a terrible idea. It says that "you don't need to break the law to be punished". This give the big tech companies quasi judicial powers where the grounds for punishments are arbitrary and subjective. Only the courts sh
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6y ago
There is a LOT of fluff in this poorly written article. 70% of it is saying, "It's horrible. It's so dangerous. They're covering it up", without damn well just stating the facts. So tedious to read through.... uuurr
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6y ago
Will I get censored for upvoting this story? ;)
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AHappyCamper
6y ago
I'll wait until I see no adverse effects in 6-12 months, and I'll be damned if I let someone inject it into me before that!!
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6y ago
This is a gross violation of the right to free speech. Youtube is no longer just a private company. They're more of a public square where masses of people from all over the world communicate ideas. Now Youtube is stating that many of t
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6y ago
Didn't Google pull a move like this on Project Dragonfly - publicly state that they were dropping the project after outrage, and then quietly continue developing it in secret? I am extremely skeptical that Microsoft will simply shelve
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Ask HN: Do You Believe Dominions Servers Were Secure and Incapable of Mass Fraud
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6y ago
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AHappyCamper
6y ago
Yes, but too long and not understandable enough.
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Israeli Scientists Use Crispr to Effectively Treat Cancer
(timesofisrael.com)
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6y ago
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