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by manx 6y ago
I'm using the app "Materialistic" on Android to read the comments. It works very well.
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Widespread Underprovision on Reddit (2013) [pdf](comp.social.gatech.edu)
2 points by manx 6y ago|0 comments
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Web Monetization(webmonetization.org)
122 points by manx 6y ago|46 comments
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by manx 6y ago
Great to see more people in this space! Your idea seems very related to: https://cblgh.org/articles/trustnet.html
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by manx 6y ago
How is it 2x faster than react? Where does this claim come from?
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by manx 6y ago
Hello HN! We made an app to remove personal recommendations from communication channels and provide a social read-it-later solution instead. A challenge we are facing right now is to find out how we can make the product more viral. Users ca
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Show HN: Let your friends add articles to your reading list(listo.unote.io)
1 points by manx 6y ago|1 comments
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by manx 6y ago
interesting idea to provide this as a library. It reminds me of https://gingkoapp.com (for writing)
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by manx 6y ago
Proud to be on HN! we are unhappy with the information flow in current social media, like Facebook and twitter. We found that the problem lies in the follower-concept itself. By default, everyone shares content with ALL their followers. Tha
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Show HN: Listo – Your Social Watchlist(listo.unote.io)
5 points by manx 6y ago|1 comments
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by manx 6y ago
A 'Wikipedia of Arguments' as a base for large-scale decision making. This is important for huge problems like climate change, where one person alone cannot have all the knowledge to make the right decision. If I had the time or m
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Coordination Problems: What It Takes to Change the World(fs.blog)
3 points by manx 6y ago|0 comments
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by manx 6y ago
I also felt that I value personal recommendations much more than from huge aggregators or algorithms. I wanted to give these 1-to-1 recommendations a better vehicle than WhatsApp. So I created an app for it: https://onelink.to&#x
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by manx 6y ago
Regarding the upvoting problem: Try using only downvotes and sort by downvotes*age. This should solve a lot of problems that usually come with upvoting systems, e.g. false negatives (good articles with bad score).
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The Global Hack – Fighting a Global Crisis(theglobalhack.com)
1 points by manx 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Which blogging software should I use?
1 points by manx 7y ago|0 comments
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Deep Adaptation: A Map for Navigating ClimateTragedy [pdf](lifeworth.com)
2 points by manx 7y ago|0 comments
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Falsehoods Programmers Believe(github.com)
8 points by manx 7y ago|3 comments
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How to check if a variable is a string in JavaScript(stackoverflow.com)
3 points by manx 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Great programming language features, other languages should steal?
3 points by manx 7y ago|0 comments
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by manx 7y ago
Ways to scale deliberation and qualitative decision making in the number of participants. I believe this is the base for making politics actually work and enables tackling big wicked problems like climate change. Happy to talk about that w
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Ask HN: Interesting topics where you find it difficult to find people to talk?
1 points by manx 7y ago|1 comments
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by manx 7y ago
Ouch, thanks for telling me. I always thought having filled the email field was enough for others to see it. Fixed now. Anyways, just sent you a mail.
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by manx 7y ago
I recently took a few days apart to implement my own SAT solver. The idea is to describe the solution space of each clause by a dnf. Then intersect the solution spaces (dnf1 and dnf2).to_dnf() in a way such that the intermediate solution s
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by manx 7y ago
I'm researching ways to scale deliberation and qualtiative decision making in the number of participants. I think this is the base for making politics work and tackling big wicked problems like climate change. It's slow, since my
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by manx 7y ago
Great problem. If I had time I would build a news aggregator with an unintuitive voting concept: Downvoting only, sort by -age*downvotes. The goal is to have a system that avoids the rich-get richer effect, avoids false negatives (good cont
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by manx 7y ago
I think for each project on Github it would make sense that the community can vote to have their own "official" community fork. PRs are then accepted by community approvals. Changes can be merged back to the original repo. The mai
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by manx 7y ago
Many TypeScript type definitions are also automatically converted to ScalaJS: https://github.com/oyvindberg/ScalablyTyped
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Ask HN: What is the current state of AGI?
7 points by manx 7y ago|4 comments
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by manx 7y ago
This is exactly what I thought, but was not able to put into words. Thank you.

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