ahl1395

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   by ahl1395 5y ago

   Yeah I've seen that. In that case you can tell that someone is "legitimate" but you have no clue to what extent. Interesting idea for credentialing though.
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   by ahl1395 5y ago

   Real identity to qualify opinions on posts. E.g., I'm more likely to read and consider a wall of text about AI if it's written by a Stanford CS PhD than some random guy who watched a couple of Andrew Ng videos. Proof via connectio
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   by ahl1395 5y ago

   Agreed. Real name isn't enough. However, what about real name + other qualifications that go with identity? Relevant education, work history, projects, etc. These things seem like they would be a decent but not perfect filter for exper
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   by ahl1395 5y ago

   Which forums do this? I couldn't find any through Google. Facebook doesn't work as a forum because (1) its use case in the minds of most is as a personal social network, rather than a discussion board, so most people end up using
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   Ask HN: Forum with Real Identity

   1 points by ahl1395 5y ago|8 comments