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Spam detection at Twitter is horrendous. Search results for many crypto and stock ticker symbols (or cashtags like $SOFI) are deluged with Discord links for shady trading groups endlessly trying to rope in paid subscribers. If you select "top" search results, you'll see much less spam but stale tweets. "Latest" yields tons of spam. They've been tweeting with the same phrases like "don't miss the next move in a few hours" and "top analyst price target" for years, presumably because it's never been a priority to get rid of them.

Some ls man pages state the following about the -1 option: "This is the default when the output is not directed to a terminal."

I've never needed to use -1 when piping ls's output to another command.

Re the title, "$" and "dollars" are redundant, and you might want to Google every day vs. everyday.

"Divide the number 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,998,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999 into 1"

Isn't this poor wording? The author is dividing 1 by the large number above, not the other way around.

> made illegal by the UN

The UN is not a government.

What is the purpose of this site?

It's another poorly-written blog post.

"The use of centralized exchanges remain a frustrating point-of-failure" should be remains.

"Chinese leaders have little issue exploiting as they look to crackdown on the once high-flying bitcoin" should be crack down (2 words).

"The flurry of companies to hop aboard the bandwagon and inflate this most recent bubble, including Baidu and China, were quick to fall in line" should be China Telecom.

That's where I stopped reading. Please have enough respect for your readers' time to do some proofreading before posting.

>exactly the same as HN

One of the first noticeable aspects of the site is how much harsher on the eyes a pure white background is compared to the #f6f6ef used at HN.

This is incorrect and misleading right off the bat. Ctrl+Z does not "send process to background." You will almost always need to use the bg command for that after suspending the running program.