ncann

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   by ncann 6y ago

   Indeed. People have too strong conviction on what is right and what is wrong, and they don't want to change their opinion. The internet echo chamber only amplifies that.
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   by ncann 6y ago

   There is a very obvious anti-China sentiment on Reddit, where you barely see any post with good news about China, where any news coming out of China is seen as CCP propaganda, and pro-China comments are downvoted and accused of being shills
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   by ncann 6y ago

   Ironically, I was worried about it before, but not now. Now that the Capitol Hill event has happened, the security effort will undoubtedly be multiplied multiple times over.
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   by ncann 6y ago

   > The lesson here is to condemn all rioting, set expectations that are equally applied to all segments of society. I can't agree with this more. Through this event and what happened last year I can see how incredibly bias the media
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   by ncann 6y ago

   No matter what they do, half the population will scream. Imagine if they strongly censor things from the start, that undoubtedly won't fly well with the HN crowd either. Just look at the HN discussion thread when Youtube decided to rem
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   by ncann 6y ago

   I couldn't agree more. The second approach is definitely more likely to make the deadline. At the same time, it will often result in disgruntled people who just do the minimum possible to ship. The extra meetings and overhead result in