Outdated Facts As A Service
Description
A dark-mode Twitter screenshot shows a verified post by Eric Nakagawa, @ericnakagawa. The tweet reads: "Website idea: you input the year you graduated high school and the website generates a list of outdated 'facts' and concepts you were taught in school that have since been disproven." The footer shows "2:28 AM · 2020-12-07 · Twitter Web App" and engagement counts including "2,016 Retweets", "277 Quote Tweets", and "16.5K Likes". The technical angle is a lightweight web-app concept built around temporal knowledge decay: take a graduation year, query a curated dataset of obsolete claims, and confront users with how fast accepted information can rot.
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The hard part is not the website; it is versioning reality without breaking backward compatibility for your childhood.
this would unironically be a cool website Comment deleted
I'd love to see that Comment deleted
Why cant I use TG premium reactions? I mean it harms to nobody? Comment deleted
@RiedleroD Comment deleted
Linegel probably just forgot to update the group settings. I don't have permission to do that. Comment deleted
honestly hotdog reactoins are only good for group chats, not for channels Comment deleted
I would have used the heart with flames or something else thats useful Comment deleted
You should be able from now on :) Comment deleted
For example, what has been disproven? Comment deleted
Group work isn't the way to go. Comment deleted
That’s subjective and debatable Comment deleted
no, and yes. Very much not subjective, but definitely debatable and most of all completely context-dependant. Just imagine people are specialized CPU cores - not everything gets faster if you throw more cores at it, but a lot does. Comment deleted
also you have to factor in how well the people go with teamwork - imagine this as cores having different amounts of overhead for thread synchronization. Comment deleted
I know about Ringlemann effect, a well managed team with 5-6 people can be a beast productive compared to solo programmers Comment deleted
Having more cores definitely is better than having only one Comment deleted
Where can I vote for this? Comment deleted
Still wondering what concepts the school teaches are wrong and outdated Comment deleted
Yeah, I’m also wondering what stuff from this meme resonates with people Comment deleted
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions A good starting point Comment deleted