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by Deimorz 8y ago
Sure - I won't claim that I've got it solved or that it's an easy thing to do at all. I think it's actually a very common mistake to act like it is easy, and that you should be able to write a perfectly-objective rule
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by Deimorz 8y ago
This is something I think we'll definitely need to discuss more to try to figure out a good definition (and I know it's not simple at all), but in general I'd love to be able to have groups that support "adult" dis
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Definitely familiar with it, I used to use Metafilter quite a bit. I think it's an interesting approach, but overall I disagree pretty strongly with requiring people to pay to access the site. That cuts off a huge amount of people th
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by Deimorz 8y ago
It's going to have a lot of similarities to reddit - reddit does a lot of things right. However, there are also quite a few mechanics on reddit that are too ingrained now for them to ever be able to change, and some of those really hur
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by Deimorz 8y ago
I think the really key aspect is that we can recognize when someone is using tags improperly like that. Downvotes are generic, you can't really say that someone used one "wrong". So we can look at systems like the "meta-
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by Deimorz 8y ago
A lot of the docs pages are still very scattered and incomplete, but those are definitely things that I should add. Accessibility is definitely important to me, and luckily a lot of it comes naturally because I'm doing things in a very
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by Deimorz 8y ago
This is definitely one of the most difficult aspects, and already something that we've had some good discussions about on Tildes. There are some people involved already that have been moderators of some of the really divisive subreddit
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by Deimorz 8y ago
There's some information about the current voting mechanics on this page: https://docs.tildes.net/mechanics "Upvotes and flags" would be the closest, though the "flags" aren't necessarily a bad
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Hi HN - I left my job at reddit about a year and a half ago, and a few months later decided to try starting a non-profit and work on building a new site that would be able to address a lot of the issues that I felt were hurting online commu
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Tildes – A non-profit community site driven by its users' interests(blog.tildes.net)
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by Deimorz 8y ago
This article is idiotic. The assertion seems to be based entirely off Google Trends and "supported" by a quote from someone with a professional relationship to the author that just says they "believe" it might be true. G
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The Tracker Tax: Ghostery study reveals tracking makes websites load 2x slower(ghostery.com)
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by Deimorz 9y ago
I'm confused why the subtitle on the article is "This was actually an international crime" when it just goes on to say that it was probably a local, but they still don't know.
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by Deimorz 9y ago
The article points out that the extremely short time limit for each senator's questions made following up on anything almost impossible, but their overall poor understanding of the topic was just as significant. It was obvious that, fo
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by Deimorz 9y ago
Maciej Ceglowski puts his talks up in a similar format (most recent example: http://idlewords.com/talks/ancient_web.htm ). It definitely makes them easy to read, refer back to, etc.
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by Deimorz 9y ago
Appropriately, I'm going to guess it was with HTML and CSS.
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by Deimorz 9y ago
This was a good article that goes over what happened with the Kickstarter project: https://shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?p=42010
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by Deimorz 9y ago
I'm not the user you were asking, but just as another perspective: I've used LastPass for 7 years now. My Premium runs out next month, and I'm planning to switch away and not renew this time. Main reasons I'm switching:
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by Deimorz 9y ago
Looks like their account has been reinstated now: https://mastodon.xyz/@Liberapay/99745922397657868
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by Deimorz 9y ago
If you have a VR headset, I highly suggest trying out the "Welcome to Light Fields" demo that Google released on Steam last week (it's free): http://store.steampowered.com/app/771310/Welcome_to_Light
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by Deimorz 9y ago
The forum post from the developer says: "This method has already successfully provided information that we're going to use in our ongoing legal battles against such criminals." So their plan seems to be using the stolen accou
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Slack Hopes Its AI Will Keep You from Hating Slack(technologyreview.com)
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by Deimorz 9y ago
It gets a bit ridiculous over longer time scales. Almost all of my SO activity was in early 2009, when I got up to about 12k reputation. I had another small burst in early 2010 that took me to 17k or so. I've had basically zero activit
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by Deimorz 9y ago
20 minutes after everyone has already figured out that they've been hit by a missile, you'd get an alert: "We are currently investigating reports of increased explosion rates."
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The game Nex Machina's backend server load increased 4-5x from CPU issue patches(steamcommunity.com)
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by Deimorz 9y ago
To me this feels like saying, "My program doesn't have a bug, it's executing the code that I wrote correctly." The actual bug is that the code isn't correct. In Intel's case, even though the operation is corr
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by Deimorz 9y ago
One interesting piece of information from this post is that Intel notified Ubuntu about the issue on November 9. Project Zero notified Intel on June 1, so it took over 5 months before they passed it on to Ubuntu (and even longer for the oth
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by Deimorz 9y ago
People started figuring out some details about the vulnerability from various public sources (Linux kernel development, previously published security research), and it was getting a lot of media/internet attention. The Google blog post
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An Update on AMD Processor Security(amd.com)
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by Deimorz 9y ago
You should read the actual post, not just the comments. > This policy does not apply to military or government entities and we will consider exceptions for groups that are currently engaging in (or have engaged in) peaceful resolution.

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