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by jdrc 4y ago
yeah it is , but given this a lot of people are going to leave and some others will become very rabid. Smells like trump again . And perhaps it's for the best - this kind of service should be served by some decentralized protocol so th
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by jdrc 4y ago
It's already private , sadly no chance of drama
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by jdrc 4y ago
Having aloof bosses is now bad?
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by jdrc 4y ago
It's not , but now social media is mainstream media and can't pretend to be cool anymore
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by jdrc 4y ago
Next stop Reddit
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by jdrc 4y ago
> put all your time and energy into building a community then kicked out Actually i had in mind national, local and generic-name subreddits that are not really fungible because of reddit's horrible lack of decent search function. m
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by jdrc 4y ago
right i m not disagreeing with you, just saying that if they are gaming more than average, it would probably be a symptom of having more free time, not a cause of something
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by jdrc 4y ago
> We spend much of our time taking “professional selfies.” In fact, many of us spend more time announcing ideas than formulating them This is closest to the truth than anything. Lengthy CVs attract public science funding which makes the
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Ask HN: Why isn't reddit.com rotating moderators?
3 points by jdrc 4y ago|3 comments
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by jdrc 4y ago
This is probably closer to the truth. Some 'traditional' countries have the lowest birth rates in the EU and highest marraige rates, in contrast france has the most children outside marriage. It doesn't mean france is a ruine
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by jdrc 4y ago
i mean a symptom of having too much time because of no family. dont think there is much stigma around gaming beyond old people
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by jdrc 4y ago
At 25 I guess they are not interested in a romantic life, overall. it doesn't happen automatically, it's a learned behavior that starts in teens
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by jdrc 4y ago
"we will track your ass via other means"
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by jdrc 4y ago
I think that's what the author sells in general. Luxury beliefs sold to conservative men, but the analysis lacks depth
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by jdrc 4y ago
Or he would be killed by his in-laws
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by jdrc 4y ago
What about young women? Aren't they supposedly the gatekeepers to procreation? The ones that have evolved to choose what's best for their kids (a two family home)? Did they stop choosing right?
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by jdrc 4y ago
In any case it would be a symptom
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by jdrc 4y ago
by analogy, youtube should pull all the videos that are not at least 1080p
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by jdrc 4y ago
"gradient descent" should be enough
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by jdrc 4y ago
But they must be short and easy to understand by users. Like this: "Our algorithms use gradient descent. Data flows through our connected tubes, slowly wiggling their size until the data starts flows back and forth faster."
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by jdrc 4y ago
Requiring an alternative to algorithmic sorting (chronological) is good even though most sites do it already. "Explaining the algorithms" sounds like an impossible-to-implement, feel-good clause. Requiring transparency for bans
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by jdrc 4y ago
high upload speeds is what will bring the decentralization we are looking for
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by jdrc 4y ago
That is how he is seen in his country. He also tends to quote other people a lot in attempted osmosis . His views about ukraine is that basically they should surrender
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by jdrc 4y ago
"A pretentious piece of avant garde struggles to remain relevant"
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by jdrc 4y ago
This will be hilarious with people writing scientific papers
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by jdrc 4y ago
it will turn around and find something else to crash on
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by jdrc 4y ago
most of the times that someone asked for a carousel, it was because they thought it makes the page more 'alive'. which should be immaterial
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by jdrc 4y ago
the only thing that i want self-driving is my roomba
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by jdrc 4y ago
yeah there are videos showing them basically just shooting what's left for fun https://twitter.com/Lyla_lilas/status/1514205275363987459
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by jdrc 4y ago
Aside from that, it's interesting how users expect everything in the frontpage now (Not that i m complaining). They seem to be blind to subpages and expect to find anything with a bit of scrolling. Hiding content behind curtains, like

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