I was checking out @MeldSpaces.
Your idea is to create a social media platform similar to Facebook, but it will tailor user’s feed to showcase what’s going on in their community rather than the whole world?
Let’s assume it blows up to 150 million users across the US alone. You’ll have a lot of companies and creators competing for eyeballs. How do you prevent the community feeds from just becoming overwhelmed by entities seeking to infiltrate many communities? If you cannot do that, it will not stay a community led project for long. Or, am I missing something?
@realChiliHead@BBCWorld I understand, and I’m not promoting the idea of letting any company come manufacture here. Chinese companies at the level of BYD, however, are a bit more trustworthy.
They’ve produced awesome products. This isn’t some company selling on Temu.
@unusual_whales I don't see why they would. The U.S. has not really upheld it's part of many agreements made in the past. They're also holding the world hostage via Hormuz.
@realChiliHead@BBCWorld 1) The US was subsidizing EV's too until recently.
2) Encourage Chinese companies to produce some products in the US.
If BYD builds a manufacturing plant in the U.S., it'll provide jobs and cheap EV's for Americans.
@TollisonTyler1@unusual_whales This is interesting. I was under the impression that it was just Trump supporters that didn’t like Fauci.
Are you saying that you don’t support Trump either or are you just pointing out that a lot of people also say this about Trump as well?
Student jobs are still built around fixed shifts that ignore class schedules and exam weeks. The system treats school as something you fit around the employer’s hours, not the other way around. Even the remote options that have shown up usually come with their own set of constraints once you look at them closely. Has anyone found a student job structure that actually treats classes as the priority instead of an inconvenience?