runday198

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   by runday198 2y ago

   And I think you missed mine. I agree with you. A lot of innovation is indeed crap. But there are times when they are not crap, but brilliant instead. So these crappy and brilliant innovators are going to move to the whacky societies. It&#x2
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   by runday198 2y ago

   What an interesting point of view. Very European. I wonder what will those Europeans do that do need the high-performance computer chips to create something new, to innovate. They will probably move to those whacked out societies.
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   by runday198 2y ago

   You are right. It might not work out. But I think it's worth trying. I believe that large part of HN's success has to do with its simplicity and lack of fluff. There is no sharing on social media, no "hearting" comments
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   by runday198 2y ago

   I think both approaches are used on HN, and I like that model. Votes are a cheap solution that work great as long as abuse is taken care of. I have not thought of anything concrete yet as I literally got this idea yesterday. But I am confi
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   Ask HN: HN-type platform with in-house content, would you use it?

   2 points by runday198 2y ago|5 comments