billyp-rva

I guess it's way too late to lodge this complaint, but using the word "community" to refer to things that aren't rooted in geographical areas has always struck me as odd.

Have any of them seriously considered going back to print-only?

Probably. Their aim has always been to colonize the entire web.

For a long time. Essentially all social media will heavily downrank any post that includes a link. They don't want you leaving.

Fun historical note: one of the first applications of the internet was the "world wide web" (WWW). The idea was people that people would host HTML files on the internet that would be connect to each other using "links" to form a web of "sites" (called, of course, "websites"). You can still find these websites on the internet if you leave the walled gardens and paywalls, but it takes some effort.

It's a fair question to ask. If literally all the economic growth (and then some?) is going to AI companies, then nothing else is improving, in the aggregate.

Thank you. The goal of these is to be be accurate, detailed, and useful. Since this got killed almost immediately, it kind of feels like many people's prior assumption is `detail == slop` and they reject it.

Try tapping on the colored boxes to zoom in.

Well yeah, it's the lowest-level array function. All of the others can be written with reduce, but not vice-versa. Of course it's going to be less friendly.