I wish Stripe would come to Denmark.
I'm based in Malmo. The scene here isn't as big as in the Valley, but I look at that as an advantage, because it's easier to get traction locally and then expand.
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I wish Stripe would come to Denmark.
I'm based in Malmo. The scene here isn't as big as in the Valley, but I look at that as an advantage, because it's easier to get traction locally and then expand.
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I just learned from the post you need 500 karma. I'm only 2 away!
Couldn't resist. Happy 500. :-)
Edit: Maybe it takes more than 500, or some time. I don't have down arrows yet.
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Absolutely, if you care about those numbers. I think my average karma is pretty low, but that's not why I'm here.
Well, no, right now average score is meaningless. But if having a higher average score means that you have a stronger voice, as OP suggested, then people will start to care about those numbers. I assume the goal is to encourage high-quality discussions (including extended discussions/back-and-forth), in which case average comment score will work against that.
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It matters in high performance Python.
Just sort the comments randomly, as long as their karma is >=0, and place the negative-karma comments at the bottom. Done. :P This algorithmic craze is too clever for its own good. It is particularly evident in the false-positive bans. (And I swear, it's scary how HN joke comments are indistinguishable from the real ones.)
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Couldn't resist. Happy 500. :-)
Ha ha! Thanks! I have exactly 500 now. Maybe I should change my handle to icandownvote. Edit: Maybe it takes more than 500, or some time. I don't have down arrows yet.
Note that you can't vote on comments over 24 hours old or replies to yourself, so don't use those to check your ability.
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Just sort the comments randomly, as long as their karma is >=0, and place the negative-karma comments at the bottom. Done. :P This algorithmic craze is too clever for its own good. It is particularly evident in the false-positive bans. (And I swear, it's scary how HN joke comments are indistinguishable from the real ones.)
I'm not sure how much you're kidding, but locally perturbing the comments might help a lot. Similar to simulated annealing.
Locally perturbing and simulated annealing sound interesting. Maybe we could convince pg to reticulate the splines as well.
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Correction: "your" should be "you're"
I want to laugh, but the grammarian in me is cringing too much. If you don't understand the cause of my cringing, please read the Their/They're/There section of http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling EDIT: saraid216's response was funny, without being cringe inducing
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Just sort the comments randomly, as long as their karma is >=0, and place the negative-karma comments at the bottom. Done. :P This algorithmic craze is too clever for its own good. It is particularly evident in the false-positive bans. (And I swear, it's scary how HN joke comments are indistinguishable from the real ones.)
>This algorithmic craze is too clever for its own good. It is particularly evident in the false-positive bans. Source?
http://www.google.com.au/#hl=en&output=search&sclien...
Edit: Why am I being downvoted????
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Correction: "your" should be "you're"
I want to laugh, but the grammarian in me is cringing too much. If you don't understand the cause of my cringing, please read the Their/They're/There section of http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling EDIT: saraid216's response was funny, without being cringe inducing