I barely use Reddit because it got too big. Our brains can’t handle to interact with thousands of different people, you don’t interact with people anymore, you interact with reddit as a whole.

The other consequence of becoming too big is moderation, I keep seeing people complaining about mods, try to moderate anything with hundreds of daily posts and thousands of comments.

As I said, too big for its own good.

As the electronic version of [look of disapproval], the same way the upvote means [nodding while thinking yes yes]

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Wow, that sounds horrible. Now I wonder how it is for the rest.

They call it hallucination because the first guy didn’t know the word fabulation.

I want to point out that before calling them hallucinations we already had a word to describe that, fabulations.

I can understand why they decided to not publish the result. I live in Spain, I have no clue how is it in other European countries but here it’s like they only take any action when something becomes very widespread or touches the football.

So it is a bit like as they read the report and decided to not spend too much on that.

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You just need to solve greed.

I don’t know, 15 years ago? Maybe more. I tend to destroy all the notebooks after a while. There some level of catharsis at ripping the pages and throwing them into a fire one by one. Like getting rid of those emotions that brought me to write all that stuff and that I don’t need anymore.

Thanks! Now I understand it much better. I’m saving it for future reference. As soon as I get a new drive I’m trying it.

Thanks again!

How is the process now? Last time I tried, a few years ago, the whole thing was so confusing to me that it was much easier to get a second ssd and dual boot windows. Now I’m planning to ditch windows completely but I haven’t looked into it yet.

I remember there was a add game button then add the installer but once the installer finished I didn’t know where the game went. I only remember installing successfully the witcher 3 not being sure how.

I’m not sure which one is worse, either tells me that they didn’t bother reading the message. It is hard for me to relate because I try to do my best to not send ted talk to a group chat.

Maybe I’d rather be ignored if they’re not interested.

The worst part is that I know people that will use this regularly and also know people I’d be tempted to use it with because of their walls of text that I usually ignore.

After reading all the comments I think that what you need is a voice recorder, make entries Star Trek style and run the audio files through a transcription tool in bulk once a month or so. Or just keep them in audio format.

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Yes and I see two reasonable reasons for that.

One is that, like in most communities, those that feel more compelled to post and comment are those that are more passionate about the topic and/or have more extreme views.

The other reason is that given the sensitive nature of the topic, without knowing the threat level of the reader I can see how one would be reluctant to go for the “good enough”.

I guess Reddit is just one more of what they wish would be a standard.

Do I need a static ip if I plan to only use it locally from my home network?

Don’t forget to also select a few shareholders for the sacrifice, those are what CEOs try to please.