austincassidy

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by austincassidy 2y ago
Love this. What's your process for collecting this info? - was it all manual research and user submissions?
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by austincassidy 3y ago
> Look COVID proved that humans REALLY do not need to work. Like seriously, if everyone stopped working tomorrow it would be FINE. I know you're probably being exaggerative in this statement but to add some clarity: COVID proved tha
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by austincassidy 3y ago
> Is that what people actually want? To be algorithmiclly fed content from strangers? Why is this the imputed ideal? I never made the argument that it's the imputed ideal. Rather, my point is that in the context of a social platform
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by austincassidy 3y ago
Your email inbox isn't an echo chamber because it's not a social platform. According to this research study, these are the two main ingredients: 1) Homophily in the interaction networks 2) Bias in the information diffusion towar
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by austincassidy 3y ago
Completely agree with this. This is basically the perfect formula for creating mini echo-chambers. If Substack wants to make this a real competitor to Twitter, it needs to have the "two feed" set up that both TikTok and Twitter ha
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by austincassidy 3y ago
I've been trying to find a solution to this exact problem. I use Notion as my PKMS and I've been struggling to find an integration to make flashcards with my content in Notion. Going to try out your system - thanks for sharing! As
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Appendectomies reduce risk of Parkinson's via altered gut microbiota(nature.com)
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by austincassidy 4y ago
Wow - the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon must be real. I just created my first song using automatic real-time pure intonation and uploaded it yesterday[0]. I used a plugin called Scale Breaker[1] that connects to MPE instruments in Ableton (used
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by austincassidy 4y ago
Love the site. Really great work with it. I had an idea for a similar site, but instead it would essentially be like Pinterest in which you indicate your interests/hobbies and it shows you forums related to those. There's dozens o