creatorbytes

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by creatorbytes 3y ago
I think the next stage is decentralized social media. Something like nostr (1) where there’s no centralized entity determining the algorithm to boost. It’s up to the individual to follow users. Perhaps the next challenge would be human veri
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by creatorbytes 4y ago
This sounds like a microservice vs monolith statement in disguise. Respectfully I disagree, maybe with more context I’d be on a similar boat. The communication overhead is a real challenge to be reckoned with. I don’t think the mere fact so
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by creatorbytes 4y ago
What Russia is doing is horrible. War crimes and all. However I wouldn’t go so far as call them nazis, think it dampens that metaphor when it’s over used. Russia feels NATO expansion is too close to their doorstep, he warned many times and
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by creatorbytes 5y ago
This is partly confirmation bias. Millions of officers, we’re gonna have bad ones. Obviously we need to improve, but to think that officers who have at least some amount of vetting are going to do worse than a security force is utter denial
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by creatorbytes 6y ago
That’s quite the straw man. We should separate an issue of moderation and actual motives of the platform itself. Did the platform have algorithms to make pro-capital storming posts ascend higher than other equally engaged posts? Did the own
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by creatorbytes 6y ago
But that puts the burden on who defines hate. Similar to the issue with banning “hate speech”. Where’s the line? We know the extremes, but the extremes aren’t the problem. “Basketball is stupid” - hate speech targeting a minority demographi
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by creatorbytes 6y ago
An underlying issue is the formation of the digital world - what once was a town square is now a (ex.) Facebook page, or network of Twitter followers. The mechanism of communication exchange have changed so rapidly, that compelling companie
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by creatorbytes 6y ago
I'm going for less the egregiously banned crowd, more of the soft-banned crowd. So creators who are de ranked, shadow banned, or what not, but aren't removed completely from the platform. That isn't to say all content not on
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by creatorbytes 6y ago
Those are good points, some solutions that I've seen sites like BitChute use, or one that Twitter is contemplating, could be a combination of the following: * Any illegal content would be removed * Content that is more fringe, can be r
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Website idea to combat censorship on major platforms
4 points by creatorbytes 6y ago|7 comments