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by nyxxie 9y ago
I'm not sure there's an algorithm in the world that would be able to recommend videos that aren't similar to the ones you currently watch but that you would still like. I think the best route is to just reccomend videos that
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by nyxxie 9y ago
I've always wondered why people want to decentralize hosting of content. This, IMO, is a much harder task which leads to such restrictions as > Please don't install PeerTube for production on a small device behind a low bandwi
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by nyxxie 9y ago
I think there's also a level of cultural gatekeeping in play as well. Programming (and many of its sub-focuses) are considered a fashionable career path, and there are many people who want the reputation that being a programmer/
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Ask HN: How much has your college GPA played a role in your career?
7 points by nyxxie 9y ago|27 comments
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by nyxxie 9y ago
What could CNN possibly write about a company relating to their advertising on InfoWars content that would outweigh the very real $$ savings now that there are less competitors to advertise to InfoWars's massive audience? This is good
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by nyxxie 9y ago
Ideally then those politically unpopular organizations and their members would move to Sprint, ATT, or another carrier who would love to have some new customers.
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by nyxxie 9y ago
I don't like the idea of letting a government body regulate how a communications company how to run their business. Ignoring the moral implications of holding a gun to a business owner's head and forcing them to run their business
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by nyxxie 9y ago
Would you not say that rewarding "good" communication through better exposure is effectively censoring "not good" communication by prioritizing it less than the "good"? Twitter isn't banning anyone, but i
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by nyxxie 9y ago
It's vaguely disturbing to read the CEO of a company that hosts one of the world's largest communications platforms talk about "measuring the health" of conversations and his company's goal to get rid of conversatio