top | item 43820266 (no title) robertk | 10 months ago If I read a comment that has any probability of changing my mind about a fact or opinion, I always go to the user page to check their registration date. No hard cut-off date but I usually discount or ignore any account >= 2020. discuss order hn newest sureglymop|10 months ago Sure but what about false positives? What about real accounts newer than that? This is a work around but not a good solution. mtndew4brkfst|10 months ago That's a sacrifice I'm willing to make, personally. probably_a_gpt|10 months ago wait if they make a good point that has changed your mind, you discount it if you don’t like the source?so you prefer authority of the messenger over merit of the message? simonw|10 months ago In some case yes. If their argument is based on their own personal experience and it turns out that personal experience isn't true. blibble|10 months ago you can buy old accounts for like $3
sureglymop|10 months ago Sure but what about false positives? What about real accounts newer than that? This is a work around but not a good solution. mtndew4brkfst|10 months ago That's a sacrifice I'm willing to make, personally.
probably_a_gpt|10 months ago wait if they make a good point that has changed your mind, you discount it if you don’t like the source?so you prefer authority of the messenger over merit of the message? simonw|10 months ago In some case yes. If their argument is based on their own personal experience and it turns out that personal experience isn't true.
simonw|10 months ago In some case yes. If their argument is based on their own personal experience and it turns out that personal experience isn't true.
sureglymop|10 months ago
mtndew4brkfst|10 months ago
probably_a_gpt|10 months ago
so you prefer authority of the messenger over merit of the message?
simonw|10 months ago
blibble|10 months ago