We can't see our culture very well, because we see with it

Re:We can't see our culture very well, because we see with it by bonobo3000 on Monday November 09, 2015 @03:35AM (#10531914)

With sufficient advances in NLP & ML, i dream that one day you will be replaced by a bot able to generate snarky comments about slow/mobile-unfriendly/ad-riddled webpages automatically.

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Re:We can't see our culture very well, because we see with it by thecatspaw on Monday November 09, 2015 @07:31AM (#10532634)

its not like those gifs add anything of value which a still frame couldnt.

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Re:We can't see our culture very well, because we see with it by nness on Monday November 09, 2015 @03:38AM (#10531925)

Or better yet, Medium could place a warning that the user has uploaded files with a hefty file-size and how it could cause performance or data issues for their readers.

What a bot would be better for is people complaining about people complaining. That'd knock out a good 50% of all HN comments.

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Re:We can't see our culture very well, because we see with it by coderdude on Monday November 09, 2015 @06:57AM (#10532527)

Speaking of culture, this comment reminds me of how other communities see HN. We seem to be unaware of our own culture while outsiders can see it quite well.

- "Ad hominem"

- Causation/correlation

- Complaining about ads

- Complaining about font color and size

- Complaining

- "This." (We pinched the laziest one-liner Reddit has to offer)

- Anything regarding logical fallacies

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Re:We can't see our culture very well, because we see with it by nsomaru on Monday November 09, 2015 @08:57AM (#10532990)

Add:

- confirmation bias

- strawman

- bubble or not

- why disable mobile zoom?

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Re:We can't see our culture very well, because we see with it by bonobo3000 on Monday November 09, 2015 @03:42AM (#10531938)

touche :p

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