Zeroing Memory is Hard: VC++ 2015 arrays

Re:Zeroing Memory is Hard: VC++ 2015 arrays by ximeng on Monday July 18, 2016 @06:30AM (#12114211)

Most but not all politics and social commentary gets flagged pretty quickly. Some tech news also gets flagged. It would actually be interesting to have a page for flagged stories for transparency.

Getting responses from people actually involved in making tech decisions (like Gratilup here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12113571, and recently one of the original authors of Excel CSV export) is part of the appeal of this site to me.

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Re:Zeroing Memory is Hard: VC++ 2015 arrays by lorenzhs on Monday July 18, 2016 @11:25AM (#12115606)

you can enable showdead in the settings, flagged articles will show up as [dead] in /newest.

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Re:Zeroing Memory is Hard: VC++ 2015 arrays by ximeng on Monday July 18, 2016 @11:16PM (#12119335)

Thanks. Some show up as flagged, some show up as dead, but lots of live stories in between. I'm more interested in the ones where they had lots of votes in a short time but didn't make it past the flag process.

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Re:Zeroing Memory is Hard: VC++ 2015 arrays by lorenzhs on Tuesday July 19, 2016 @01:44AM (#12119992)

Then maybe http://hnrankings.info/ is what you're looking for? Front page articles which get "flagged off the front page" don't end up [flagged] or [dead], instead they drop in rank quickly. You can often see that quite well from the charts on that site.

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Re:Zeroing Memory is Hard: VC++ 2015 arrays by ximeng on Tuesday July 19, 2016 @11:46PM (#12126735)

That would probably be closer and I suspect they have the data to get what I want, which is more like a list of flagged stories to understand some of the inherent bias in the site.

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