It could be banned with nothing of value lost.
It could be banned with nothing of value lost.
Reversing that would take some doing.
Using ML/Data to keep people hooked on content - I'd be embarrassed to be an engineer at any of these companies actively destroying our society.
Comparing modern algorithmic/addictive social media to print articles with cliffhangers isn't a serious argument.
No one outside of someone trying to be obtuse would put HN and Tiktok in the same category.
Definitely not the ones enforcing it, when it serves their purpose.
Either HN is part of the evil social media club or the rule for what separates the good ones from the bad ones needs updated. HN and TikTok are different and I think being able to articulate what actually makes them meaningfully different is the first step toward useful legislation.