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4y ago
actually yes we will. a little external pressure has already brought a lot of nations to reconsider their priorities
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Swedish PM says integration of immigrants has failed, fueled gang crime
(reuters.com)
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> is way broader than just YC With respect, i think it isn't and that the pendulum has swung too far on the other side. It is more likely that you will find purists who will attack anyone who wants to "make money on the interne
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4y ago
Yes, it's hard to believe that twitters users can be emotional and impulsive drama kings
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4y ago
often they are agents that manage social media for different businesses. they should be counted as separate
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4y ago
... which can become things that Elon can use to sue and break the deal
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4y ago
why is hiring/firing posts so popular here? As an indie dev it's kind of annoying to me, this was supposed to be an entrepreneurial community rather than a place for managers to vent every afternoon.
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4y ago
yellow pages did not have network effect.
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4y ago
do they also block it in messenger? afaik they block any url pattern that people tend to share often
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4y ago
I am more interested in public government code being shared with other EU countries. EU funds a lot of government software projects , but they never end up becoming EU-wide projects. EU is all about enabling common standards across count
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there s a very annoying bug on the website: it opens the messages box every time you refresh and refuses to hide it. how many months until that is fixed now?
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I expect him fully to pull out of europe if EU demands unreasonable levels of hate speech removals. He will try to make an example of it.
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4y ago
I only use spf and seemingly they go through. I never send unsolicited mails though for years. In any case i always ask people to check their spam. It is very irritating of course that professional spammers (i.e. mailchimp) always jump the
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4y ago
> We only list communities that are committed to active moderation against racism, sexism and transphobia That is dumb. Not because racism is cool, but actively policing is a looooooot of work to pledge. How many instances are not listed
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for me it s because they are copycats not original ideas. they are trying to copy twitter, but twitter as-is can't be decentralized, if it could it would already have. then, they are not content agnostic. my email , even gmail, won
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> Show me something exciting I can do with it that I can't do with twitter, instagram, or Snapchat. This is correct. Communities grow around "something". Create an utility, a game, or anything, and you have a community for
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4y ago
unfortunately it is not like email. they don't block for spam, they block for things they don't like. i don't know if it is a cultural problem, or an consequence of the fact that mastodon started in the mid-2010s vs email whi
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4y ago
and yet we rarely hear of gmail blocking accounts for political reasons , which happens all the time in mastodon. And, people switch to substack and newsletters to avoid being locked in twitter. I think the problem with mastodon is that ins
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I think we need something simpler than mastodon. Something like an extension of email, without instances acting as gatekeepers (don't they suffer the same problems as twitter when they block other instances?). There will be a lot of sp
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4y ago
"the domain name was not available"
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A Clash of Two Systems
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4y ago
Yeah it s not good for youtube because youtube doesnt have retweets, so people subscribe to everything they like. On twitter you can subscribe to a few people and they ll still retweet most of the stuff that the algorithm would give u
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4y ago
there is nothing to discover anymore. everyone is retweeting the same stories. and the best bet at discovering is via soomeone you follow
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just birds poking random tweets
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4y ago
I know the algorithm i use, it ends with ORDER BY date DESC.
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4y ago
Bezos' Post, Musk's Twits, what did Zuck buy? who else is joining the party?
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> After the past few weeks, can you imagine the public outcry if regulators tried imposing any limits at all? Au contraire this makes it much harder for him to use it to manipulate the market. It would be like Bloomberg manipulating his
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i believe it becomes a shitshow if you start twitting. Thats because twitter will notify you of replies to your posts (it shouldn't maybe). there are mobs of political trolls that trigger each other and it can become pretty funny. if y
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dont they have too many employees?
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the answer is verdana, but they didnt test it. I dont think this study is well done. Fonts are learned over time, and people's performance will improve, but differently. There's definitely certain fonts that are optimal.
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