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Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

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Post by unethical_ban »

ipaddr wrote: post #100
unethical_ban wrote: post #31

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Perhaps the Bluesky recommendations are less tailored/curated and have to do with globally trending comments. Which while having some downsides, it is nice that the filter bubble doesn't close around someone too quickly. I also assume that Bluesky as the political refugee camp from Twitter means it has a lot of participation from the liberally politically active at this moment. (Patton Oswald's post was not vile, jus…

Really I found Patton Oswald post to be so vile it tainted all the other posts. Don't ever listen to people outside of your identity group even when they are right and they are helpful, save your kids from drowning because you may form a bond and then one day you realize you are close to someone outside of your identity group. Of course his story had strawman of a Nazi in some impossible scenario. How truly awful to…

I don't know what you're talking about. The post o saw was about not allowing nazis into a bar.

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

#102

Post by laimingj »

coldcode wrote: post #81

Sadly programming topics have not gotten much traction on BlueSky. You don't even have a real category for it (just generic Technology) as it's not all that popular. Most the programming related feeds are majority zero engagement.

we add a category for programming, check it out here:

https://www.bskyinfo.com/feeds/software-development/

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

#103

Post by laimingj »

JKCalhoun wrote: post #13

Very cool. It makes it easy for me to check out feeds quickly (and then possibly add them). (Looking for ArtNoAnime but having no luck, ha ha.)

we've add search feature, you can search the feed by keywords:

https://www.bskyinfo.com/feeds/search/?q=ArtNoAnime

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

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Post by laimingj »

Thanks everyone for your feedback!

We’ve listened to your suggestions and, after one day of launch, we’ve improved the category system.

There are now 28 main categories with around 160 subcategories, and we’ve also added a search function, so you can now search by keywords.

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

#105

Post by rsynnott »

7373737373 wrote: post #34
liontwist wrote: post #18

What happened to mastodon? We don’t just want to move from one walled garden to another.

Yes, why use a platform not run by a pure non-profit org - and run by a guy who sold their previous one?

FWIW, Dorsey has been yeeted.

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

#107

Post by huhkerrf »

threeseed wrote: post #9
stackghost wrote: post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There was a thread on Reddit recently about how NFL corporate has demanded teams delete their BSky accounts, because of a contractual relationship with X.

Will be interesting to see how that fairs with /r/nfl banning links to X.

I doubt the NFL is worrying too much. Reddit activism rarely (never?) moves the needle. If anything, it will push more people to X to get NFL news.

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

#108

Post by ipaddr »

unethical_ban wrote: post #101
ipaddr wrote: post #100

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Really I found Patton Oswald post to be so vile it tainted all the other posts. Don't ever listen to people outside of your identity group even when they are right and they are helpful, save your kids from drowning because you may form a bond and then one day you realize you are close to someone outside of your identity group. Of course his story had strawman of a Nazi in some impossible scenario. How truly awful to…

I don't know what you're talking about. The post o saw was about not allowing nazis into a bar.

It was about not letting anyone not like you in a bar. If they are black and you are white watch out he might be nice but he is going to bring his black friends. You can replace Nazi with any strawman group.

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

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Post by unethical_ban »

ipaddr wrote: post #108
unethical_ban wrote: post #101

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I don't know what you're talking about. The post o saw was about not allowing nazis into a bar.

It was about not letting anyone not like you in a bar. If they are black and you are white watch out he might be nice but he is going to bring his black friends. You can replace Nazi with any strawman group.

Ah, I see. You seem to think that there is a spectrum of benevolence when it comes to people who wear Nazi symbology.

Re: Show HN: I organized Bluesky feeds by categories and growth rankings

#110

Post by dragonwriter »

ipaddr wrote: post #108
unethical_ban wrote: post #101

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I don't know what you're talking about. The post o saw was about not allowing nazis into a bar.

It was about not letting anyone not like you in a bar. If they are black and you are white watch out he might be nice but he is going to bring his black friends. You can replace Nazi with any strawman group.

> It was about not letting anyone not like you in a bar.

No, it was about Nazis.

You’ve chosen one of the infinitely many different arguments that would imply the conclusion argued for but are not implied by it, and chosen to claim that is what is being argued for.

If done in good faith, this is just embarrassingly sloppy reasoning. If not...

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