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by s3000 4y ago
This is nothing new, e.g: Analyzing stylistic similarity amongst authors https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10050603 http://markallenthornton.com/blog/stylistic-similarity/ 37 points by lingben
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by s3000 4y ago
>LinkLonk supports comment notifications ... can mute/follow individual branches Great! >how you would like to see it working That's a difficult question. My primary focus is on the availability of discussions. Nevertheless
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by s3000 4y ago
Culture can be seen as a symbiont for humans. Without infection, we are mere hunter-gatherers.
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by s3000 4y ago
Which api does the client [1] use to communicate with the server [2]? Is it possible to use existing mastodon web clients like [3,4]? [1] https://github.com/chatternet/chatternet-client-http [2] https://gith
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by s3000 4y ago
Good idea. If your selling proposition against other protocols like farcaster.xyz is that the protocol is compatible to ActivityPub, could you explain where it is not fully compliant, please? >It closely follows (but is not fully complia
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by s3000 4y ago
What does it take to leave such a mindset behind? There was this submission 3 days ago: We are sorry to inform you that you are in a cult [1,2] If this were a honest approach, and depending on interpretation, not a way to lure somebody into
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by s3000 4y ago
Thanks for the correction.
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by s3000 4y ago
The fair ticket sale auction from this [1] submission. Sell concert tickets in a Dutch auction to prevent scalpers. This will remain small because the profitable real estate is locked but it could be an option for the remaining small venues
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by s3000 4y ago
>a collection of followed feeds is presented in a timeline with the possibility to 'comment' From my point of view, that's the future. Using mail is dangerous because it is another protocol, and it still requires account
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by s3000 4y ago
Sophist means teacher, wisdom [1],[2] kratos means power, or ruling [3] How big is the probability that somebody is named 'ruler of the wise' and then becomes arguably the most influential philosopher of all time? [1] https:&#x2F
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by s3000 4y ago
This is the best thing for RSS in a long time. What I miss though for RSS streams is commenting. 'Nobody' reads the articles on link aggregators, (*e: just the comments). In a way, RSS is a link aggregator that limits its user bas
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by s3000 4y ago
Very thoughtful. Thank you. >there is certainly no cross-over with voice assistants, where did you even think of that? Disney Land is a beautiful environment where the technical details are hidden. That's what they can replicate wit
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by s3000 4y ago
>what is the point of this? 1. It doesn't say everything is a cult. It says ' You 're In A Cult' It's kind of a Voight-Kampff induction You can read it as if it was written for you and perceive how it makes you
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by s3000 4y ago
>Iger has said Disney has built enough capacity to generate more entertainment than the world has cash to consume. In other words, they have distorted the market because over-capacity should let prices fall. But even if they keep their p
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by s3000 4y ago
>I interpret the platonic ideal of objects as simply doubling down on the part of our brians that classifies stuff. People getting obsessed with unreasonably large breasts aren’t chasing some ideal outside of their own perception of the
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by s3000 4y ago
> in a web worker on a separate domain Does it need a separate domain for every script to prevent two or more user generated scripts from influencing each other?
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by s3000 4y ago
Whatever prevents twitter from expanding further. It's not obvious but I can imagine that Elon Musk can instill the spirit into Twitter to figure it out. They had Vine, without creating Tiktok. Unlike Facebook, they don't seem to
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by s3000 4y ago
>Managers, consciously or unconsciously, are more likely to create invisible problems to justify their job. Or worse, they prevent real problems from being solved in order to preserve their scope. They are incentivized to do so: If someo
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by s3000 4y ago
There is always the option to change the odds for fans. E.g. offer cheap tickets for members of the fan club and last minute tickets to fans who post the most convincing appeals on social media.
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by s3000 4y ago
Have I missed the feedback from the users? There should be some quotes from team members who liked the change. Their mentioning that they start being data-driven for internal tools suggests that they start treating developers like cattle an
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by s3000 4y ago
Digressing into your https://newsy.co digression: What's your opinion on using ActivityPub? It would be so much easier if I could interact with the content without having to create a new account. It also seems to be a misse
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by s3000 4y ago
It's a limit of the platform. If a creator has found 'product market fit' it's obvious that they want to produce more. The problem is that they have to limit themselves to the same content unless they want their account
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by s3000 4y ago
People buy status symbols not for their direct benefit, but to communicate with their environment. A brand doesn't have to influence those who buy but those who don't.
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by s3000 4y ago
For more silicon, see Project Cybersyn [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Cybersyn
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by s3000 4y ago
> Small b blogging is learning to write and think with the network. Small b blogging is writing content designed for small deliberate audiences and showing it to them. Are there plans for ActivityPub integration?
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by s3000 4y ago
In the light of 'Show HN: I built my own PM tool after trying Trello, Asana, ClickUp, etc.' [1], it surprises me how much of the organizational aspects of a community are not covered by a PM tool. Is there a startup opportunity in
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by s3000 4y ago
Do you see a way to make migration easy? If the scope of a project changes, or to try various tools with an 'ultra strong vision' with real life data, it would be very helpful if the project data could be easily transferred. Is th
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by s3000 4y ago
>>"They do not hire disagreeable people." >And this is why skilled people can't find a job Which is a good thing because it makes it affordable for startups to hire skilled people.
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by s3000 4y ago
The strange thing is that many backwater towns have more inhabitants than Ur and the sibling cities. And yet, nobody expects significant cultural innovation to be made in those places.
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by s3000 4y ago
>Notado is a content-first approach to online bookmarking, where the paragraphs and sentences that make you want to bookmark something are treated as first-class citizens rather than pieces of additional metadata. With Notado, your bookm

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