SilverRed

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by SilverRed 5y ago
Does facebook allow you to moderate comments on your own posts? I thought that was limited to company pages.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
How high up do we go though? Is it the news org that created the space for comments? The website owner who created the tools to create a space? The hosting platform who provided the space to host the website? Or the ISP who delivered those
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by SilverRed 5y ago
As long as all social media companies allow news orgs to turn off comments. I think this is a great law. News comments have long since been the most toxic pool of crap on the internet.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
Living quality, wealth, technology and infrastructure has all improved dramatically in China. While we all disagree with the CCP in some ways, it is undeniable that they are not doing a bad job in general. The average person in China has fa
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by SilverRed 5y ago
> Continuing a lockwdown while the number of positive covid cases remains in the low hundreds and the daily death rate in the lower tens to single digits. Surely you can see how this is equivalent to asking why the company hires a system
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by SilverRed 5y ago
The difference is the CCP is more aligned with the best interests of the country (not so much as individuals but as a whole) while Australian politicians are only interested in their own profits and those of their friends.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I feel like even when they do get coverage it doesn't matter. This issue has had plenty of coverage but the situation is pretty much "yeah? well what are you gonna do about it? Both parties support it" Even the greens have be
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by SilverRed 5y ago
This is pretty much it. It's not so much that people do not care about these issues, its that any time they feel spooked about their investment values or taxes, all other issues become irrelevant.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
It's not extremist politics. There was no TV marketing about how x group is the devil and they need this law to stop it. The government just passed quickly without much publicity. The average Australian is not radicalized like American
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by SilverRed 5y ago
SEO has gotten so bad. One other factor was the majority of the old internet was hand made. Someone took the time to either build the page from scratch or to type it in to some blog software. While now when you search for something very par
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by SilverRed 5y ago
Github/Gitlab pages is my choice for being free, managing https and just generally being pretty good. You can even use the CI to compile the site for you.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
In my experience it is almost always the database holding things up. If your app does not use a database or it makes very simple use of it, then I'm not surprised it is blazing fast. As soon as you need to start joining tables and appl
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by SilverRed 5y ago
Even without genetics this problem still exists. What about the people with parents who push their kids harder? What about the people born in areas with better education? You could push these questions all the way to debating if you ever ha
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by SilverRed 5y ago
TikTok is also absolutely filled with pseudo informative content which looks exactly like this but the statements and numbers are complete garbage. Because the platform does not put much weight behind users and names, this stuff is just as
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I feel like the subscription system takes too much manual upkeep that the average user is not willing to do. If I look at my subscriptions list there is stuff I haven't paid attention to for 5+ years because its too much effort to bulk
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I'm guessing content owners may have realized the value in letting people use tiny sections of their songs. Meme songs on tiktok likely generate huge profits when streams of that song jump.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I saw so much promotion of the tiktok algorithm on HN so I decided to check it out. For the first hour I was laughing at almost every video. The app very quickly optimized to show me funny videos from people like me. And then after a few ti
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I'm pretty sure the battery stats also show the time the app was on the screen / active.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
Regardless, it is still far beyond a "failed idea" since it provides genuine value and achieves at a higher level than the average human for many topics. It isn't as you say better than an expert but the fact that for free I
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by SilverRed 5y ago
This feature was not of any importance. It just asks the viewer if they want to see more or less of a certain kind of video.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
If Google and Facebook have both failed with the billions they have spent on the problem, I think we can say yes, it is that hard. Obviously the people at google had thought of having more training data.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
The most obvious answer that no one wants to mention is that there just genuinely is some similarity between the two categories which is stronger than the similarity between others.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I saw another article which included a screenshot of the mistake on facebook. The photo is blurry, and contains a side view of the person and iirc the backdrop is in nature. The main indicator that it was a person was the fact they were wea
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by SilverRed 5y ago
No it isn't a failed idea at all. The products out today are remarkably useful even if not perfect. I have tested out the google lens thing on google photos and it is astounding. I took a photo of the water pump from a car windscreen w
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by SilverRed 5y ago
It is true that games with less than 2 hours content are not viable under this model, but the market has spoken and generally agreed that games should provide many hours of entertainment. Either through fun looping gameplay like bloons TD,
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I suspect the push for podman was more about how docker ignored CGroupsV2 for so long that Fedora eventually turned it on anyway which broke docker and then told users to switch to podman.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
Been using systemd for a very long time now and have had no issues. Had a very pleasant time setting up services to start on boot and such. And you can't just pull out "Yeah but it might break sometime in the future" because
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by SilverRed 5y ago
Sooo many products have this. Sometimes it actually serves a function of keeping the item stable but usually I assume it is for perception of quality.
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I have refunded plenty of games for just not being fun. You are right that they are awesome value if they are good but I don't see why I should pay $20 if I don't feel like I will ever pick up the game again and got less than an h
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by SilverRed 5y ago
I was actually thinking of that last line about refunding for a sale but that doesn't quite apply. But if you read in to the first line about removing risk, that would imply trying it out with the intent of purchasing if you like it wh

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