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   by tprice7 14y ago

   Thanks
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   Ask PG: What is the bottleneck to the number of profitable startups that exist?

   4 points by tprice7 14y ago|2 comments
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   by tprice7 14y ago

   One of my favourite centres is: http://radio.sc/stream/11499 For generally more acoustic stuff I also like: http://radio.sc/stream/3315939
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   Show HN: SoundCloud Radio(radio.sc)

   1 points by tprice7 14y ago|1 comments
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   by tprice7 14y ago

   I've been working on a Reddit / HN like site that uses a different ranking system meant to avoid this problem, see this if you're interested: http://www.thoughtocean.com/what/dilution
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   by tprice7 14y ago

   The way that trolls are made invisible on Thought Ocean isn't really analogous to hellbanning; it's closer to how people who aren't your Facebook friend are invisible to you on Facebook. Thought it's still pretty different from that also.
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   by tprice7 14y ago

   Yeah, that is definitely one of the main problems we face. A few things that mitigate this, however: 1. If you have friends who use Thought Ocean, they can be the first people that you vouch for. 2. If you see a particularly interesting pos
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   by tprice7 14y ago

   Or maybe the secret is to use a ranking system that keeps the trolls invisible. This is something I have been working on, if you are interested see this: http://www.thoughtocean.com/what/dilution I would very much appreciate feedback.
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   by tprice7 14y ago

   You may be interested in this: http://www.thoughtocean.com/what/dilution
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    by tprice7 15y ago

    Or try this: http://www.thoughtocean.com/what/dilution
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    Sick of HN becoming a hateboard? Here's an idea.(thoughtocean.com)

    2 points by tprice7 15y ago|0 comments
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    by tprice7 15y ago

    This is the first I've heard of Advogato. They are similar to Thought Ocean in that they also use a trust metric. The algorithm looks quite different though. It will take me some time to learn about the algorithm and compare it to Thought O
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    by tprice7 15y ago

    also see: http://www.thoughtocean.com/what/biggeridea
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    Thought Ocean offers a solution to the community degredation / dilution problem(thoughtocean.com)

    3 points by tprice7 15y ago|3 comments
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    by tprice7 15y ago

    I'm still waiting to get "The proof is trivial! Just biject it to an ordinal number whose elements are ordinal numbers!"