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Show HN: Jabble – a collaborative fact-checking platform(jabble.xyz)
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The value of good explanations (2021)(apocryphon.de)
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Ask HN: Managing Project-Level Dotfiles
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Jeannette Rankin(en.wikipedia.org)
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A frequentist approach to probability (2013)(blog.jliszka.org)
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by jnakayama 2y ago
Great read! My exposure to Taiwan so far is very limited (9 hour visit to Taipei when I was a teenager ~15 years ago), but I remember it leaving a profound impression on me. I think what struck me the most was how genuinely friendly people
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Neo (Keyboard Layout)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jnakayama 2y ago
All good questions! We are discussing them regularly. We take an adversarial approach to the protocol and constantly try to come up with ways it might be gamed. We want to design it in a way that achieves something like this: https:/&
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by jnakayama 2y ago
Hey, member of the team here Thanks for the feedback! We'll be launching something soon, if you're interested, you can keep up-to-date here: https://social-protocols.org/social-network/ The algorithm is expla
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Simple, correct, fast: in that order (2018)(drewdevault.com)
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by jnakayama 4y ago
If you're interested in investigating timing effects: We collected a dataset last year where we took a snapshot of the newest 1500 stories on HN every minute for several months which should contain the information required. Feel free t
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by jnakayama 4y ago
We played around with customization options like that (URL parameters etc.), but ultimately decided against it. The reasoning behind it was that a lack of personalization might be a feature not a bug for a news aggregator like HN. One i
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by jnakayama 5y ago
Interesting! I think neuropsychological hazard according to this typology sounds fitting. Reminds me a little bit of the scenario of what would happen if you knew the exact date and time of your death. Maybe to add to what might be the rat
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Information Hazards: A Typology of Potential Harms from Knowledge [pdf](nickbostrom.com)
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Social Protocols – An Introduction(w3.org)
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by jnakayama 5y ago
As you mention, the services can already be provided at a fraction of the cost. I think the key problem is the trust/reputation that established publishers provide. There is massive demand for "trusted publication space" and
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The Rhythmic Geometry of Tigran Hamasyan's “Levitation 21”(youtube.com)
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by jnakayama 5y ago
Completely agree! I had the same thought when looking into elementary cellular automata, they seem so inoccuous, but there are still so many open questions. There is even a prize for solving three particular ones: https://www.rul
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The Man Behind the Green Revolution(en.wikipedia.org)
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Cellular Automata (1983) [pdf](content.wolfram.com)
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