It seems that it tests both free will and sense of humor.
It sucks that she had to be fired rather than moved to a different role, but getting rid of her role as a QA proxy led to a HUGE improvement of AMAs. During her tenure there, they were nothing but an incredibly low…
I've been WFH since around 2017 or so. After a while, it starts to feel like I ship code into the void. Like I'm a freelancer who happens to be working for a company rather than an employee. This gets even worse after a…
>Facepalm in the form of $100Ms in service credits. Part of me wonders how much they're actually going to pay out, given that their own status page has only indicated five services with moderate ("Increased API Error…
It's definitely a face detection thing for some of them. My spouse had to deal with all of her black students being hectored nonstop by the software because it had a hard time reading dark skin faces and was constantly…
I see the same thing in CS:GO. Then people wonder why no women stick with it long enough to go pro.
> At some point I feel uncomfortable using a free plan that is obviously unsustainable. This describes how I've felt about Discord for years.
Their benefits outweigh these anecdotal downsides.
Yep. Check out r/redditminusmods On average, 80-100% of the content of the frontpage is removed by mods every day.
Didn't Digg v4 happen in 2010?
The paradox of tolerance. Gets em every time. It's exceptionally hard to thread the needle like reddit mostly dude pre-2013/2014 or so. It's incredibly easy to be another Voat.
It's like pulling teeth to browse it anon on mobile even on the old design. They're all but putting a gun to your head and saying "USE THE FUCKIN APP"
I'm not even sure it's malice. New reddit drops my user session once every few days it seems like. It would also forget my "default to markdown" option as well, regularly. So I just switched back to old reddit.
Sadly, there are a number of replacement sites and almost without exception they're most of the way towards being Voat 2.0
imageboard culture's progression summed up in two links. good god.
The whole "env is figured out behind the scenes and work is done to autofetch the correct values to load into the CONSTANT_CASE variables you import all in one line" thing seems to be a pretty clear violation of…
It seems that it tests both free will and sense of humor.
It sucks that she had to be fired rather than moved to a different role, but getting rid of her role as a QA proxy led to a HUGE improvement of AMAs. During her tenure there, they were nothing but an incredibly low…
I've been WFH since around 2017 or so. After a while, it starts to feel like I ship code into the void. Like I'm a freelancer who happens to be working for a company rather than an employee. This gets even worse after a…
>Facepalm in the form of $100Ms in service credits. Part of me wonders how much they're actually going to pay out, given that their own status page has only indicated five services with moderate ("Increased API Error…
It's definitely a face detection thing for some of them. My spouse had to deal with all of her black students being hectored nonstop by the software because it had a hard time reading dark skin faces and was constantly…
I see the same thing in CS:GO. Then people wonder why no women stick with it long enough to go pro.
> At some point I feel uncomfortable using a free plan that is obviously unsustainable. This describes how I've felt about Discord for years.
Their benefits outweigh these anecdotal downsides.
Yep. Check out r/redditminusmods On average, 80-100% of the content of the frontpage is removed by mods every day.
Didn't Digg v4 happen in 2010?
The paradox of tolerance. Gets em every time. It's exceptionally hard to thread the needle like reddit mostly dude pre-2013/2014 or so. It's incredibly easy to be another Voat.
It's like pulling teeth to browse it anon on mobile even on the old design. They're all but putting a gun to your head and saying "USE THE FUCKIN APP"
I'm not even sure it's malice. New reddit drops my user session once every few days it seems like. It would also forget my "default to markdown" option as well, regularly. So I just switched back to old reddit.
Sadly, there are a number of replacement sites and almost without exception they're most of the way towards being Voat 2.0
imageboard culture's progression summed up in two links. good god.
The whole "env is figured out behind the scenes and work is done to autofetch the correct values to load into the CONSTANT_CASE variables you import all in one line" thing seems to be a pretty clear violation of…