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by domador 6y ago
One specific, general recommendation: add pagination and browsing by date/cost to sites, instead of just relying on infinite scrolling. I'm often interested in older/cheaper/less-popular articles/products/bits
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by domador 6y ago
Think different from others... as long as you think the same as us.
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by domador 6y ago
Bummer! So, what platform(s) are you developing for nowadays?
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by domador 6y ago
> It's very weird to be in love with and scared of the same thing: Apple. Sound like an abusive relationship, and like what an abused partner would say to try to rationalize the fact that they're economically dependent on the a
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by domador 6y ago
That's the kind of video countdown I like: quick and over in less than two minutes. No long, overdrawn filler in between each item. At the same time, I'd like to see an article that explains why he considers one plastic chair sup
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by domador 6y ago
So, it's not related to whether a comment is grayed out, but to how deep it is and how recently it was posted. That's helpful to know. Thanks!
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by domador 6y ago
Maybe there's only a handful of "regular people" getting cancelled... but that's enough to create a chilling effect, scaring others into compliance with convention. A good example might be Walter Palmer, the hunter who k
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by domador 6y ago
[This is not a direct reply to your comment, but a comment on Hacker News itself.] It's interesting that a couple of minutes ago, I was unable to even attempt to reply to wrren's comment. It was grayed out, and I guess you can&
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by domador 6y ago
I believe Mr. Duruk is essentially complaining about false advertising from an entity that's commonly been known as trustworthy. I'd say there's enough evidence to entertain that complaint.
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by domador 6y ago
Yes, the ribbon interface was initially pushed on the world in 2007, and it's still as bad as ever.
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by domador 6y ago
"Defund the police" is very unfortunate terminology. It is viscerally appealing to the groups most upset about police brutality, but can scare away potential allies, who might get the impression that "defund" means doing
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by domador 6y ago
You mentioned Hacker News in passing. HN has public profiles indeed, but most of them don't have much information. Either people don't want to fill them out or they don't care to, possibly because they just want to do other
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by domador 6y ago
It'd be helpful for you to spell out what exactly will be public. Even the simple fact that a so-and-so has a Triplebyte profile might be an unwelcome involuntary public disclosure to that person, if they're a current user who di
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by domador 6y ago
Others would have similar expectations, from other online services. We expect them to use our data in very limited ways that they've specified, and not suddenly start disseminating it in unexpected ways (if that is indeed what's
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by domador 6y ago
I'm interested in knowing whether you surveyed at least some of your users (random ones, who aren't coworkers or acquaintances) what they thought about the change you just announced. I can understand that as a company you may wis
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by domador 6y ago
I guess it's only to be expected that from time to time, this would generate an actual word, even if perhaps the definition doesn't match a word's actual definition. The first time I loaded the page, it came up with "pol
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by domador 6y ago
It will confuse customers as to the virtue these third-party delivery services. They might even question their own decency in using these services and may change their behavior as customers, possibly in restaurants' but not these midd
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by domador 6y ago
Isn't showing up shirtless to a video chat with a stranger a huge violation of trust in itself? I'd be much more inclined to consider "shirtlessness" (to give this phenomenon a short name) to be a sign of aggression, ra
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by domador 6y ago
There's some overlap, though not full equivalency. Stubs presumably fall in line with Wikipedia's editorial vision, even if they haven't been fleshed out into full entries. The entries I'm referring to are mostly ones
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by domador 6y ago
If Wikipedia is to retain a deletionist editorial cultural, I'd at least like to be able to access the history for deleted entries and read old versions of such entries. As it stands, those entries seem to be permanently removed from
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by domador 6y ago
If that's the case, I'd prefer a two-tiered Wikipedia over a deletionist Wikipedia. In such a Wikipedia, each page could be clearly-labeled as either an encyclopedia-quality entry or as a "wannabe" encyclopedia entry.
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by domador 6y ago
IMO, private companies do not necessarily become evil when they get big, but public companies cannot help but become evil, even when not all that big. (My impression is that public companies are essentially required to maximize profit and s
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by domador 6y ago
Perverse incentives and people who have been perverted into pursuing such incentives. The main such incentive is "profit at any cost".
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by domador 6y ago
My best description for it so far is "corporate feudalism". Modern-day serfs are tied to their employer for the health protection they provide. What's strangest to me is seeing how many of the Americans whom I'd expect
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by domador 6y ago
Are airlines idiots? Aren't they more like victims of extremely unfortunate circumstances? Do we want to lose commercial air travel for a few years? If airlines are worth helping out and saving, then maybe so are certain other busin
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by domador 6y ago
I grew up putting two spaces after a period. A few years ago, after reading an article arguing for one space, I decided to try single spaces, as open-mindedly as possible. However, after a few days I ended up going back to the double spac
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by domador 7y ago
I'd personally appreciate some way to tell right on HN that a title has been edited (or more importantly, that the original URL was altered to point to a different page... THAT is much more significant, and a bit troubling to me.) The
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by domador 7y ago
The accuracy of the adverb "silently" is debatable, as are other questions that arise the practices described in the article. Here are some debate questions and the way I'd answer them: 1) Is it fair to include the word &quo
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by domador 7y ago
That's one approach, however it's hard to just exclude oneself out of the one of the two large mobile phone application stores, through which apps must be installed and sold (at least if you're going to make a living as an ap
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by domador 7y ago
Avoidance of Interpersonal Exposure Reveals What Great Photographers Are Really Like [Partially-obsolete joke]

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