alexanderh

2 か月前議論

damn, this is a real zinger lol. Definitely seems this way.

2 か月前議論

I feel this, and for better or worse, I think its going to wind up resulting in / encouraging "human islands" on the internet, where a valid government ID verification, combined with a video call verification of some kind, will be required to participate in these communities. Anti-clanker communities. Its unfortunate that we may in some ways need to give up our privacy to avoid this stuff.

alexanderh

2 か月前議論

This is really far from true, unless you're talking about federal security clearances.

alexanderh

14 年前議論

Reddit aint what it used to be.

Tech oriented users are exiling to other places, including here.

People are disappointed with the current featureset.

I smell opportunity for someone.

alexanderh

14 年前議論

That last one always gets me... Cant believe its been that way for so long, considering the type of people who visit this site....

There's "not having time to work on it" and then theres "complete abandonment."

I do sort of agree with OP that at least adding a few more people onto a team would be good, if not full on opensourcing it.

But hey, Reddit is always open source. And someone could always open their own site out of its source code and try to one-up HackerNews. Competition breads innovation.

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