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Research identifies new route for tackling drug resistance in skin cancer cells
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The monopolization of the American market and how it happened
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The original Game of Life was quite different from the one we have now
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Too lazy to work out? Machines that exercise for you, from Victorian era to now.
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Half-Life: Alyx - Nine exclusive screenshots and what they tell us about the game
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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to be "destroyed in Dragon fire" as part of upcoming Inflight Abort Test, scheduled for January 18
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App tracking alert in iOS 13 has dramatically cut location data flow to ad industry
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Introducing Increment Subscriptions
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The (somewhat) definitive guide to dungeon synth
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Ignore this topic test
BLAH BLAH BLAH!
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Plaid is being acquired by Visa
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Riot Tabletop - A new team from Riot Games focusing on creating board games, starting with Tellstones: King’s Gambit
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One goal of United Methodists’ plan to split the church over same-sex marriage and clergy: Avoid lawsuits
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You can now ignore individual topics, which will stop showing them in listings for you
It's been quiet from my end lately—I mentioned in a comment last week that I had been taking some time off, but now it's time to get things moving again. As I said in that comment, the next major...
It's been quiet from my end lately—I mentioned in a comment last week that I had been taking some time off, but now it's time to get things moving again.
As I said in that comment, the next major steps for Tildes are going to be bringing in more people, along with more (and more varied) content. To help with that, I'm going to be working on some structural and functionality changes to make it easier for people to see the types of content they want, as well as avoid content they're not interested in.
So, I've just deployed the first piece of that: you can now ignore individual topics when you don't want to keep seeing them in your listings. Thanks yet again to repeated open-source contributor @what, who got this started a long time ago in a merge request that I was able to finish up and add a little more on top of.
Currently, the only thing that ignoring topics does is hide them from your listings, but I'm still thinking about some of the details and possible other effects and wanted to ask for input first:
- If you ignore a topic that you posted a comment in, should you no longer receive notifications about new replies to you in that topic? What about username mentions?
- Should users be able to ignore their own topics?
- Should ignored topics be hidden everywhere, or should there be exceptions? For example, if you do a search that matches ignored topics, should they show up in the results? If you're looking at the poster's user page, should ignored topics be shown?
- Is there anything else that ignoring a topic should (or should not) affect?
A listing of only topics you've ignored is also available through the sidebar on your user page as "Your ignored topics", in case you need to check on any of them or unignore one of them.
One other piece of this is that there's now an "Actions" dropdown available on every topic in a listing, underneath the vote button. This dropdown allows you to bookmark or ignore topics without having to go into their comments page first. I'm not totally certain about this yet, and will probably make some more adjustments related to it. In particular, it's pretty far off to the right on a wide desktop monitor, so I might try some other options after seeing how it feels to use on the live site.
Let me know if you have any feedback about these changes, or notice any issues. Hopefully there should be multiple more updates coming up over the next week or two.
And as usual, I've given everyone 10 invites, accessible on the invite page.
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The Few Remaining Uses of the Word “Macintosh”
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Tae Kim's guide to learning Japanese
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Len Gon Give It To Ya (mashup of X Gon Give It To Ya by DMX with Steal My Sunshine by Len) (2018)
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Daniel Floyd's favorite game animation of 2019
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Yes, this meal is supposed to make you feel uncomfortable
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The modern economy of Russia
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The Art of Centering: potter and poet M.C. Richards on what she learned at the wheel about non-dualism, creative wholeness, and the poetry of personhood
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Grand Theft Auto 4 for PC is currently not available to purchase digitally due to depending on the defunct Games for Windows Live service
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The economy of Sweden
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The New York Public Library has calculated its most checked-out books of all time
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Where to start with Mozart?
Reading the excellent "Cave in the Snow", a biography of Tenzin Palmo, I learned of her love for Mozart and it got me thinking. For whatever reason my classical knowledge is limited, mostly...
Reading the excellent "Cave in the Snow", a biography of Tenzin Palmo, I learned of her love for Mozart and it got me thinking. For whatever reason my classical knowledge is limited, mostly leaning towards more experimental contemporary composers (Cage, Pärt, Reich etc) and so I know very little about what you might call the classical heavyweights (Mozart, Chopin, Bach). With that said, where is best to start with Mozart?
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What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them?
What have you been playing lately? Discussion about video games and board games are both welcome. Please don't just make a list of titles, give some thoughts about the game(s) as well.
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Taiwan’s single-payer success story — and its lessons for America
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Unknown vandals scrawled 'Free Hong Kong' in red paint on the base of the Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen
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What are you doing this week?
This topic is part of a weekly series. It is meant to be a place for users to discuss their week. If you have any plans, goals, accomplishments, or even failures, whether they be personal or work...
This topic is part of a weekly series. It is meant to be a place for users to discuss their week.
If you have any plans, goals, accomplishments, or even failures, whether they be personal or work related, I'd love to hear about them. This is a place for casual discussion about your week, past, present, and future.
A list of all previous topics in this series can be found here.
So, what (or how) are you doing this week?
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On the line between truth and fiction when writing about your family
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Restoring an earthquake-hit power plant in Puerto Rico could take a year
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Judge rules that student loan debt is dischargeable in bankruptcy
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Taal volcano spews lava, ash as fears of 'hazardous eruption' persist in the Philippines
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Vektroid - Yr Heart (2011)
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How tarot and astrology helped me cope with my depression
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The animated history of Japan
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Nordic countries at odds with EU over minimum wage – countries including Denmark and Finland fear one-size-fits-all plan could undermine collective bargaining
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Username search?
Nearly every time most of us want to mention someone, we need to find a post they commented in or posted, which will get increasingly harder over time, and especially so for less active users.
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Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix 2020 semi-final 1 - songs and results
Eurovision season is finally here! Last night was the first semi-final of the Norwegian national selection (Melodi Grand Prix). This year there are 5 semi-finals, one for each region of the...
Eurovision season is finally here! Last night was the first semi-final of the Norwegian national selection (Melodi Grand Prix). This year there are 5 semi-finals, one for each region of the country, plus five songs that automatically qualify for the grand final.
Last night four songs competed for a spot in the grand final:
The qualifier was Raylee with her song Wild, which will face 9 other songs in the grand final on the 15th of February. One of the automatic qualifiers were also presented during the show:
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Patrick Stewart didn't want to reprise Captain Picard in a post-Brexit world
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Brink - What Happened?
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What are your unpopular movie opinions?
There are already a few threads like this, but I don't think there's one about movies specifically. You can post any movie-related opinion you want, as long as it's unpopular.
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Sinkholed
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My prediction about autonomous cars: Answers with Joe
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Jo Nesbø: ‘We should talk about violence against women’
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HTML attributes to improve your users' two factor authentication experience
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Billions of medical images available online
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Four reasons why millennials don't have any money with Robert Reich
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How to Stop Freaking Out and Tackle Climate Change
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