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Re: Show HN: Top Links from Hacker News, Reddit, Techmeme, PH on a Single Page

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HN has a hivemind too believe it or not. Edit: would the hivemind care to stop upvoting this so I could make my point here?

definitely, but I like to think most people here are more self-aware or are less extreme about shouting down others. the heavy-hivemind topics always have a couple of good "woah there..." meta comments, and unlike reddit, they don't get buried and disappeared for the most part.

post something pro-cryptocurrency

Re: Show HN: Top Links from Hacker News, Reddit, Techmeme, PH on a Single Page

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The funny thing is, there was a time I thought reddit was "much better" than the likes of youtube and twitter for "serious topics" but over the past few years I've realized its the same thing, just being drawn out several paragraphs, lol.

Just an absolute sea of “onion on my belt” stories.

For me its the fact that everyone has to be an expert on everything, all the time.

Re: Show HN: Top Links from Hacker News, Reddit, Techmeme, PH on a Single Page

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If it could integrate a blocklist like what Reddit Enhancement Suite uses, then I'd definitely consider it. I've filtered about 200 subreddits. That sounds like a lot, but there are a ton of duplicate terrible meme/armchair politics/lazy content subreddits worth hiding.

Is it possible for you to export your list so we can import it?

I don't think RES offers such a feature, but I could be wrong. Even if it did, mine is personalized, there are other subreddits sprinkled in there that others might not want to block.

Re: Show HN: Top Links from Hacker News, Reddit, Techmeme, PH on a Single Page

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Can your post also be used as an allegory for a different context?

It's basically the difference between a village and a city. Reddit used to be like a bunch of villages, now it's like apartment buildings in the same city. Everyone is always a stranger in a city, people are always coming and going. You can walk down the same street the same time every day and see new faces every time. That is exactly the same dynamic as is present on most of Reddit. Almost everyone you see is a stra…

Cities were a mistake. ;) Anything with no borders and lots of strangers quickly turns into what public toilets do.
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