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by drumhead 3y ago
At overinflated values I'm sure. I guess this is what happens when interest rates are low and all the good companies have been bought up.
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by drumhead 3y ago
It's 80:20 isn't it, the big subs are the draw, so they probably only need to force those to open to get traffic back. They can probably afford to pay for mods on those subs, as for the smaller subs, they probably don't care.
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by drumhead 3y ago
There's a real time experiment happening right now on 4chan. What happens when echo chambers meet and cant censor each other. Left and right are clashing and they cant ignore one another or run away. They're having to talk to each
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by drumhead 3y ago
Old Reddit is working lol. If that's not a sign I don't know what is.
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by drumhead 3y ago
My x220 is on its last legs so I'm also looking for a replacement with a real keyboard
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by drumhead 3y ago
It's a good place to discuss these changes. Especially if your an IT entrepreneur. You can get priceless information about user attitudes to change and what they really want and not want. The level of discourse he is much better than m
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by drumhead 3y ago
Wow, it was peak "Apple, my way or the highway" mentality there. They were also expecting users to ultimately just put up with it, it doesn't seem like they expected the exodus. Calling Noscript users entitled. It really does
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by drumhead 3y ago
I'm hoping it'll encourage people to go out to the internet and find a multiplicity of replacements.
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by drumhead 3y ago
RiF is working for me. It's probably just Reddit being typically unreliable and useless. So much for those VC millions.
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by drumhead 3y ago
It comes with the job description. People will be intelligent enough to recognise that they need to be in the office, and they'll be rewarded more for it. I think it was the boss of Goldman that told remote workers don't expect a
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by drumhead 3y ago
The API prices are a de facto redesign for many users because they'll have to use the less than adequate official product now.
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by drumhead 3y ago
The biggest loss from homeworking is the learning element for newer or more junior staff. Many of the learn the job by watching, listening or being shown in person. You can still do it remotely but it's way more difficult. The benefits
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by drumhead 3y ago
The irony
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by drumhead 3y ago
Its community knowledge, just like wikipedia right now. Infact someone mentioned in another thread that maybe thats the ownership structure Reddit should have had.
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by drumhead 3y ago
The cheek of Reddits management is incredible. They've taken hundreds of millions in VC money hired an army of developers and yet delivered nothing to improve the user experience. All we seem to have have got out of is new reddit, a te
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by drumhead 3y ago
Its one of the big three out there, along with 7-11 and Family Mart.
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by drumhead 3y ago
The deal with reddit is that the users contributions are their payment for using it. Without the efforts of the moderators (who work for free) and the contributors (who do it for free), no one would even bother using reddit. Anything on top
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by drumhead 3y ago
Its the frequency of combini that makes them so good. They're everywhere, and you're never further than a few minutes from one. They sell some really good quality food at a very reasonable price (especially their onigiri). The var
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by drumhead 3y ago
They're relying on inertia and most people not caring about the changes. They know they can also force open a lot of the private sub-reddits whenever they want to. Sam Altman sits on their board so he's told them how much they can
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by drumhead 3y ago
He really needs to thank the 3rd party app maker for making mobile reddit a bearable experience. If you've used the offical app you know just how unpleasent it is to use.
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by drumhead 3y ago
I've was an inveterate distro hopper, but finally settled on Debian because of its stability. Its not the most user friendly but when you get it up and running "it just works". Debian really is fantastic achievement in softwa
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by drumhead 3y ago
I feel Linux is the answer to so many of these problems, its just not the one most people want to hear.
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by drumhead 3y ago
And there's a wide variation between even two people on what that guess should be.
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by drumhead 3y ago
The nature of journalism is to get the scoop, regardless of what the subject wants or thinks or what we want or think, because there are enough people out there that do want to know and they're not particularly concerned, privately, ab
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by drumhead 3y ago
Their cashflow is immense, they would have survived. Saying that I never bought it either. I bought shares in the other FAANGS after the crash, but not this one. I just thought too much competition and the covid bubble had burst. But clearl
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by drumhead 3y ago
A thing is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Valuation by formula is a pseudo science because every thing you do is ultimately subjective.
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by drumhead 3y ago
Share price is up over 100% on the year.
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by drumhead 3y ago
Thats not true, the site is full of passionate, experienced users in all different interests and areas. I dont know what you've been looking at but it hasnt been my experience at all. You get a really good consensus on whats good, what
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by drumhead 3y ago
Discord, its already there and ready to go.
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by drumhead 3y ago
Yeah, that would definitely be close to the best model for reddit.

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