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Are there any legitimate wikipedia competitors though? I still view genius and hypothesis as not in the same field of "encyclopedia knowledge base." To really be a competitor to wi…

I had the very same exact experience. It is astounding to me that there are no legitimate competitors to Wikipedia at all after 15 years. It's funny how social networking is such a…

lol for some reason I thought you were going to say Walmart.

I'm wondering the exact same thing. And also, I am wondering if all these companies that are clearly later than seed stage get the exact same offer of 7% for 120k. Is there somewhe…

Giphy clearly comes to mind as something recently created that is in the consumer tech/data market which is going to become a behemoth at its rate of growth.

None of this clickbait nonsense compares to what Facebook and Google have on most of us and the average American. These people that run something like this and boast about knowing …

What a big fall from grace. Really wasn't expecting this to happen :( I think now the elephant in the room is that just how much of the actual company is built on substantial, tang…

What was the controversy about?

This is the most correct and obvious/very low cost way to do it that you almost start to think Amazon is in on the conspiracy with these fake reviewers because they have something …

This whole thing reminds me of a relevant paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window

Ya I thought almost everyone used the mobile site to the point that the Wiki app is almost unspoken of.

Tyler Burge, Kripke, and David Kaplan are still left from the old guard of the golden age of philosophy of language/mind era.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_field_potential One of the most important ways the brain communicates is actually not just ionically through chemo-ionic channels but through su…

This is a really neat idea. This could also go much further as it grows to cover "nearby redditors" as a mobile app too. Really good potential there.

Both Uber and SpaceX are technically 'transportation companies' in a loose sense. None of the things you listed above really further any field in basic science and academia. SpaceX…

I was very surprised at that exact same thing as well. I thought I was the only one. I really thought for a second that it was some magazine from the 90s or even early 00s.

Ya, makes sense. What about all the trendy open source stuff that have the TLD .io as their suffix like socket.io etc? How did the .io trend start anyway?

Man, if there was ever a cool domain name to use the .io TLD it'd be iojs...WHY ARE THEY .ORG!!

I think the difference between you and the people that want to work hard to "make the best chat app" is that the sense of fulfillment and the concept of living a good life between …

As others have mentioned, the one main distinguishing factor between blockchains and git (at least in practice because bitcoin's POW makes rewriting the chain expensive) is the con…

> He also probably got a pass because the article was created by an established editor rather than a brand new user. This is the biggest deal that no one else is realizing. The res…

Are you sure things like this can't work? I work in a computational neuroscience lab and we do a lot of modelling and also machine learning. Things like Eulerian Video magnificatio…