BJakopovic

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   by BJakopovic 15y ago

   wakoinc
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   by BJakopovic 15y ago

   if visual scores create problems, why not just obscure them, and use an algorithm to find a better relative popularity between the comments; and show a simple 3 level scale (spam/normal/popular). If you still need more depth, add a fourth
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   by BJakopovic 16y ago

   I'm the same. It is nifty and a cool trick... but didn't deserve to enter the mainstream (in it's current form). But there are underlying motivations that warranted the change before it was ready for mass deployment.
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   by BJakopovic 16y ago

   I'm interested in getting into something in Brisbane. Hit me up.
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   by BJakopovic 16y ago

   Australia
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   by BJakopovic 16y ago

   One of the best ways I've found is to volunteer your time. This makes sense for a few reasons. A. The people you are with are also likely volunteers (opensource, event/meeting organizers, etc), which means you will meet people with a favora
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   by BJakopovic 16y ago

   how many are active? IRC is usually full of many decent sized rooms with limited chat and mostly inactive users
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   by BJakopovic 16y ago

   I generally try and batch read HN (via rss) daily, and sometimes I feel that I am missing out on new comments (made after I finished reading and closed the tab; most commonly the new/recent posts)...would be nice to avoid bookmarking and se