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by acover 8y ago
Not OP. In page rank you have a graph of pages as vertices and links as edges. In this case you'd want users as vertices and up votes as edges. Page rank would give users a high score if they are up voted by other users with high score
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by acover 8y ago
Yes, but if computational cost is a concern there are other options.
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by acover 8y ago
Thanks, it's interesting to learn what is a practical problem when growing a discussion website. Is it possible to deter troll behavior by using a reputation system and investigating bad behavior? Reputation that takes a long time of g
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by acover 8y ago
Are there simpler heuristics than page rank? Perhaps a reputation score determines how much your vote is worth?
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by acover 8y ago
Have you considered fading the text of low score claims? Currently my attention is drawn to good and bad claims equally. Only after reading do I check the score and realize the claim is incorrect. It wastes my time reading bad claims and th
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by acover 8y ago
Have you considered democratizing moderation? If many people agree that a claim is a duplicate of another claim then it's probably a duplicate or at least the community wants to treat it as such. Also instead of removal just make it le
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by acover 8y ago
I strongly suspect not all products are the same. Your second link has such a database. https://knowthechain.org Thanks :)
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by acover 8y ago
I'm not trying to completely solve the problem. I'm trying to be less complicit in it. I'm thinking of the story of the English factory workers that refused to use the products of slave labor. It didn't stop slavery but
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by acover 8y ago
Is there a way to determine which products use slavery and to what extent? Edit: https://knowthechain.org might work. Don't drink Monster.
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by acover 8y ago
This doesn't solve the problem. There are multiple exchanges. If a real time exchange experiences a price drop then you could quickly sell stock on the quantized exchange with the hope of being randomly chosen.
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by acover 8y ago
Discussion
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by acover 8y ago
There was a Ken Burns documentary on Henry Ford who made an entire town where iron ore went in and cars went out. He found it dystopian and dirty and it eventually closed.
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by acover 8y ago
Seed torrents you haven't watched to obscure what you are actually watching.
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by acover 8y ago
Ah sorry, I didn't get your point. Thanks for the clarification.
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by acover 8y ago
Minor note: I'm not sure why you mentioned one corrupt politician. I don't think it bolsters your point.
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by acover 8y ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm considering the BBS02 but I really like the torque sensors. I was hoping that there was some mass produced Chinese model T but couldn't find it.
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by acover 8y ago
What Chinese electric bike is worth buying? Electric bike review seems to point to Western brands costing several thousand dollars. Any recommendations on where to start looking?
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by acover 8y ago
I know in Microsoft it would be relatively easy to push destructive code changes. It depends on the product though. I was able to connect to production machines. There was someone running torrents in the past.
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by acover 8y ago
The article explains one issue is that the investors in bond ETFs have an unrealistic expectation of liquidity. When the ETF becomes illiquid and is dropping quickly, the conservative bond investor may rush to sell and cause the ETF drop si
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by acover 8y ago
Ah, I agree with what you said. My question was about how closely it tracks an index but the underlying value of the bonds it holds. The article raises the possibility that illiquidity could cause the price of the ETF diverge from the bonds
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by acover 8y ago
I think the market is still brokers talking. There is no centralized exchange. https://www.quora.com/Why-isn’t-there-a-bond-exchange-equiva...
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by acover 8y ago
That can't be right. Vanguard lists the bonds that are in the ETF.
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by acover 8y ago
How do bond ETFs work? I thought with stock ETFs they were convertible when you had a large number. This would keep the etf price in line with it's underlying assets. The issue with bond ETFs is I don't think the underlying bond i
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by acover 8y ago
Yeah, I think I'm completely wrong. It's middle aged white men who have the highest likelihood. Those 64-75 have a lower rate. [0] [0] - https://afsp.org/about-suicide/suicide-statistics/
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by acover 8y ago
Did they correct for any confounding variables? Old people are more likely to kill themselves and US has an aging population. Edit: Also, old people in the USA are more likely to be white.
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by acover 8y ago
Thanks. What do you think of a subscription that gives you access to suggesting and up voting/down voting features?
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by acover 8y ago
Do you know if projects that use the patreon style? Successfully or not?
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by acover 8y ago
Community code?
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by acover 8y ago
The poverty line for a family of 3 was $14,630. So you are basically right. Remember it includes all the people below that level.
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by acover 8y ago
It seems to say that the to be in the bottom fifth in the US household income must be less than $22,095 (2001)[0]. That's very close to the federal poverty line. Not exactly but close. The way news an documentaries talk about the pover

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