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Why a solution to “fake news” depends entirely on what you think the problem is
(medium.com)
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What actually are the problems with echo-chambers and filter bubbles
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10y ago
Oh dear - I've since moved hosting providers. Are you having issues now?
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10y ago
I would say that my target market aren't really familiar with twitter - let alone Reddit. Also it's just a time thing - I spend about 15 - 20 hours researching each newsletter.
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Hey Tam - thanks for your question. So my target market don't generally want to hear the topics I'm posting. They have to trust that I'm as liberal as they are before they start taking me seriously. So it became clear that th
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Haha Berghain is yet to let me in. I wonder what the record is for consecutive refusals? I'll try and beat it... :)
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Hey Cheriot! I totally agree!
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Hello Simon! I'd say no not really - I did think that I may only have 2 years to travel around Europe. But it was a minor reason.
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Thanks - I agree with everything you've just said. The thing I didn't mention is that I love the Berlin culture. I knew I'd feel at home here. So there's a subjective reason too.
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Hmmm I kind of disagree there. I'm having to make new friends and get out of my comfort zone. In time I'm going to start exploring other areas. I'm really keen to get collaborators on board for instance. Nothing is perfect -
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I did actually consider Liverpool. That was on the shortlist.
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Ha - I'm the author - I would say that Brexit is a minor factor for leaving. The main one is affordability. Also Berlin is more fun...
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Hi there - I'm the author of this piece. I don't actually speak German. I'm trying to improve - however, I wouldn't say it's required in Germany to start something on your own. Many of the meetups are in English and
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Hey! I'm the author! This is pretty cool to be number one on Hacker News. The idea behind the newsletter is to build a brand which makes liberal metropolitans comfortable with hearing viewpoints outside their own. Then I can monetise i
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It's everyone speaks English so it's a non-issue! I'm not fluent in German. Berlin is extremely welcoming to all internationals in that regard.
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Why a Brit chose to start a business in Berlin
(medium.com)
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I'm not a recruiter and I completely agree. Never accept a counter offer. Having said this - I work in sales, and a lot depends on trust between you and the company when you work in that profession. It may be different for developers e
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The Echo Chamber Club – anti algorithm Club to understand new perspectives
(medium.com)
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Ironic that an article criticising streams of consciousness, is in fact, another stream of consciousness...