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jacamera
7y ago
> I think it does exactly that, though. I'm honestly curious: what has changed? Ads and cookies have been a thing on the web since the very beginning and the terms of service are generally available for the curious. Is it just the s
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jacamera
7y ago
Well said. Creating something new of course takes an enormous amount of time and energy. It makes sense that not everyone would be willing or afforded the ability to take on such a task. I agree that removing or lowering any barriers to all
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jacamera
7y ago
I think it's ridiculous because it seems to me to be a term that was invented for the sole purpose of re-framing the online advertising business model in a negative light, as opposed to say describing some new phenomenon for which ther
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jacamera
7y ago
I think this article is high-minded and moralistic. I feel conflicted after reading it because while I sympathize with the plight that journalists face, I also just see so many problems with this author’s analysis and questions. There is a
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jacamera
7y ago
The FDA should approve the procedure because adults have a right to decide for themselves what risks they are willing to tolerate.
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jacamera
7y ago
> I would love to have an example of what exactly he is writing about. Thank you. This such a nothing article with a clickbait headline.
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jacamera
7y ago
Hey, HN! I’m the cofounder and sole developer of Readup, a social reading platform built around the central tenet that reading an article to completion should be an essential prerequisite for sharing, commenting on or rating it. The link I
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Show HN: I actually read the “Do Elephants Have Souls?” article
(readup.com)
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7y ago
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jacamera
7y ago
Because any average Joe with minimal intellect nevertheless has an intellect. It's impossible for a computer to actually understand or comprehend anything. Pattern matching, what computers are good at, has its limits.
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jacamera
9y ago
Hey, I'm the co-founder/developer and would love to know what you think and answer any questions. We're also looking for more beta testers if anyone is interested: http://blog.reallyread.it/jekyll/update&