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chiefmcloud
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Comment #23759909
I did. The beginning was a slog, but then it got really interesting. For me it was more about the plot than the characters.
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Comment #23755576
Hi, if you’re interested I just registered chiefmccloud at mail.com (not as concerned about anonymity as spam). I’d love to chat more to you or anybody. Thanks
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Comment #23745059
It’s definitely been interesting hearing some feedback. There’s a lot of passion about the topic. The problem I’m interested in has nothing to do with winning arguments, more that …
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Comment #23744213
That would be awesome, thank you! I’m particularly interested in any front end work that I might be able to get ideas from (still a React noob).
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Comment #23743937
There are a few reasons I’m particularly concerned about cancel culture. One is that there is a mechanism for me to change laws I disagree with. There’s lots of things I hate about…
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Comment #23743717
The story about Wadi from https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/06/stop-firin... is pretty horrible. I mean they all are, but maybe it’s the most clear permanent damage.
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Comment #23743609
Or multiple translations. This is a great idea that I’ve considered but want to leave for V2. V1 is maybe disappoingly simpler, but at least it would mean that your boss 10 years f…
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Comment #23743568
There are some similarities. The interesting thing about circles was the recognition that you are many people, and you don’t want to necessarily have political arguments with your …
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Comment #23743536
That’s the interesting tech challenge. Keeping things anonymous, even if a db dump leaks, but still allowing moderation and users being able to block specific people. I’m still dig…
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Comment #23743295
You’re not wrong when you say it’s hard. I have been struggling with the problems you’ve brought up for awhile. Re:anonymous fb, I’m not going for exactly that but let’s imagine I …
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Comment #23743211
Thanks for the thoughtful and interesting responses, looking forward to listening to the podcast. I loved the Cixin trilogy, but hadn’t heard of the dark forest theory applied to o…
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Comment #23743085
Thanks for the pointer, I hadn’t heard about YikYak but will check them out.
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Comment #23743076
Thanks. I think another key part is that social networks get huge. They get thousands of employees, billions in investment, etc. This makes them fragile, and forces them down certa…
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Comment #23742984
4chan is one idea about how people can talk online with total strangers. The conversations my friends and I have at the pub are very different from 4chan, but also very different f…
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Comment #23742885
Thank you. I think it’s a really important problem and honestly wish it was already built so I could just use it. The Gab problem is core. Reddit bans a bunch of assholes so they g…
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Comment #23742846
Thanks. Thinking about that problem too, and trying to find a way to give people both. “The personal is political” and one hypothesis is that at least a starting point for content …
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Comment #23742820
“Killing” was a poorly chosen term. I think cancel culture is very dangerous in the way that it discourages reasonable discussion by picking on people whose opinions are deemed to …
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Comment #23742526
I’m working on a new way to talk online, with the goal of killing cancel culture, increasing understanding, and basically calming down current radicalization. Picture Reddit, but w…
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Comment #22649953
Working on a new semi-anonymous social network. You can share your thoughts with friends without being afraid of getting “cancelled”. In case any front end devs are interested plea…