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by cung 6y ago
I’d argue this showcases the mysterious death of forums, where Reddit has become the only one standing, but even it not being featured in Google search results. Google used to return tons of forums as results, where as now it is all subpar
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by cung 6y ago
It seems to me that the same thing that happened to Reddit is happening to Hacker News now. I've seen an uptick of misleading titles, which make you question what is real. Another trend I've noticed is an increase in pro-drug&#x2F
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by cung 6y ago
I feel like this is the problem. The content creators and users don’t matter as they aren’t the customers.
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by cung 6y ago
I’m pretty sure this is happening due to the omega fat ratio. Corn oil is just omega-6, which is bad for you alone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratio_of_fatty_acids_in_differ... Beef fat might be neutral in terms of
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by cung 6y ago
Doctors kids become doctors and doctors are well paid. This is anecdotal, but my elementary school class was full of doctors kids and I can tell you that the doctor parents would almost disown their kid if they didn't get into medical
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by cung 7y ago
Vanguard is the major shareholder in both, so they aren't really competitors.[1] [1] https://www.econ.uzh.ch/en/newsandmedia/opinions/Index-Funds...
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by cung 7y ago
Tumblr was censored to drive traffic to Reddit and Twitter, which creates a more centralized crowd. The decision to censor Tumblr makes absolutely no business sense for tumblr, which means the main motivator is something else.
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by cung 7y ago
Thank you Chris! Seemed like a super effective course on a glance. Will be looking through this!
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by cung 7y ago
Just read about Julian Simon's book, "The Ultimate Resource 2 (1997)", in which he argues that the world will never run out of resources, as it is the human mind that drives advance, not capital or materials. In other words,