Known as Trennd before and launched here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20478339
I noticed you have a related searches section with amazon queries and youtube queries.
Do you plan to display accounts/pages ranking the best for these queries?
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JournalismKnown as Trennd before and launched here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20478339
I noticed you have a related searches section with amazon queries and youtube queries.
Do you plan to display accounts/pages ranking the best for these queries?
Threader's version (if you want to read it without ads and fake news recommendations): https://threader.app/thread/1238837158007447558
Threader version (if you’d like to read the compiled version without ads & fake news recommendations): https://threader.app/thread/927593460642615296
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I don't think HN is about commenting thoughts in this way. You can be against what she said while being more specific and respectful.
In my opinion, La Poste (the France’s publicly owned postal service) found a terrible way to break the social link with their customers. The actual situation is postal workers in France are complaining to work in terrible conditions because of a new work organization, monetize what make La Poste a more human and quality service won't improve anything.
Fact checked by Snopes (read the comment of motdiem: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21099365)
The true source is from a humor site: https://aviationhumor.net/the-us-standard-railroad-gauge-is-...
That’s not really anonymous. For example when someone reports a tweet, Twitter also sends a message to the concerned person to let them know someone reported them, even if they didn’t take any action. In case of cyberbullying, the abusers can use the Twitter report as a tool to add more drama and pour oil onto the fire.
Also I don't think you are cynical. Don't take the money and continue to push the product seems to be a better solution, especially for users. I just appreciate that founders are more transparent about the fact their service is failing after being acquired. And yes, they have a big part of the responsability, but according to me it's a better signal than just heard the typical story of celebrating an acquisition, join a tech giant and remain silent. I like to see that people keep the bounds with their product even after this. Also it's more honest for other entrepreneurs in the same situation that becoming rich will be at the expense of your creation.
Google Chrome: https://threader.app/thread/1165493206441779200
Microsoft Edge: https://threader.app/thread/1166138692509065218
Opera: https://threader.app/thread/1165353213308129281
Vivaldi (Same thread as Opera): https://threader.app/thread/1165353213308129281
Dissenter https://threader.app/thread/1165377063932637184