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by zouhair 3y ago
If you read the guideline[0] it is way more circumspect. There are a lot of "probably" all over it. There is a need for way more research for a definitive guideline as it is stated in this guideline. [0]: https://www.wh
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by zouhair 3y ago
WHO Guideline[0] for those interested. [0]: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240073616
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by zouhair 3y ago
It is quite sad that even in Hacker News are people lacking basic knowledge on how science works.
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by zouhair 3y ago
As long as Reddit's powerusers are still hoping for a retraction it won't, but if Reddit keep at it, I can see the move happening, especially for the big (over 500K) subreddits.
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by zouhair 3y ago
Any source that it is growing?
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by zouhair 3y ago
Lemmy and its instances could be it.
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by zouhair 3y ago
That was a documentary.
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by zouhair 3y ago
And when you use RES[0] there are hundreds of other tweaks for the old.reddit.com that makes it a million time more easy to use. [0]: https://redditenhancementsuite.com/
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by zouhair 3y ago
This actually makes me sad. Over the year Reddit became a treasure trove of great and diverse information and thinking it could just disappear like that makes me so sad.
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by zouhair 3y ago
> And they'll find new people to do it for no compensation, just as they did before the mod tools in question existed. For free? I doubt they could find any for free.
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by zouhair 3y ago
Mods. People working for free running the site.
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by zouhair 3y ago
How can Reddit survive without mods? Reddit will start hiring mods? Most of the content on Reddit is made by a minority of hardcore users, most of them are angry now. You could argue Digg is still alive right now, I won't call it that
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by zouhair 3y ago
You already got good responses. I will add something many don't bring up in here: The death of bots. Bots are a huge part of what makes Reddit decent. This API change will kill them all.
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by zouhair 3y ago
Don't they use the api?
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by zouhair 3y ago
I am paying too many subscriptions to care. I'll just stop using Reddit on mobile, most kids are on TikTok anyway. So they are just alienating younger users.
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by zouhair 3y ago
> Thats really easy for Reddit to measure. Why are you assuming they haven't? It's a well know historical fact that companies always do the smart move only based on hard facts.
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by zouhair 3y ago
tildes.net comes to mind
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by zouhair 3y ago
I don't use LH on mobile because there is no decent app. When Reddit 3rd party apps stop working I'll just stop using Reddit on mobile. Also on Desktop, only old reddit makes it worth my time. The moment old reddit is turned off R
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by zouhair 3y ago
Random screening are more harmful than useful. Overdiagnosis[0] is a thing. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overdiagnosis
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by zouhair 3y ago
That's different from an annual checkup.
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by zouhair 3y ago
Punishment is not technically the point of prisons. Your unhinged comment will pass as normal to so many people who think punishment is the point and that's scary as hell.
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by zouhair 3y ago
I paid way more than 4 days of income just in taxes. It's chump change in the grand scheme of things for Meta.
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by zouhair 3y ago
So everyone's safe or no one is safe?
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by zouhair 3y ago
From KeePassXC FAQ, suggested mobile apps[0]. [0]: https://keepassxc.org/docs/#faq-platform-mobile
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by zouhair 3y ago
So, this is a free PvP version of Marble Circuit by MindWare[0], cool. [0]: https://roadstoeverywhere.com/marble-circuit/
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by zouhair 3y ago
> there is a (much higher than generally accepted) point of having too much where mortality risk increases. Source?
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by zouhair 3y ago
With my accent, on my phone I end up having to use the keyboard 80% of the time when I try to use Google assistant.
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by zouhair 3y ago
When I'm driving I don't like look away from the road to push a "button".
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by zouhair 3y ago
Besides phones and tablets, seldom touchscreens bring anything positive.
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by zouhair 4y ago
Humans are actually quite reliable. Wikipedia is that trust manifested. Also a human liar knows they are lying, AI doesn't know it's saying something wrong.

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