Lemmy feels less anonymous than Reddit, because there are less users and its easier to be remembered. Similar to a small town where everyone knows each other.
Lemmy feels less anonymous than Reddit, because there are less users and its easier to be remembered. Similar to a small town where everyone knows each other.
But the advantage is that Lemmy allows Tor. đ
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Look at it this way, in a small town people are more likely to be kind and offer higher quality information when asked. The same things can be said about lemmy.
AgreedâŚLemmy slightly reminds me of the early days of Internet forums/chatrooms/etc.
Yes, Iâm old.
Yep. Also I'm old too, I remember when AIM was going to kill IRC.
Definitely found that to be the case so far! Posted the same question to reddit and it was crickets there.
The reddit A.I. doesn't know how to respond.
In game theory, a repeated prisonerâs dilemma can become a stag hunt if the probability of future interaction is high enough. Which is essentially what youâre saying.
I'm familiar with the prisoners dilemma but not the stag hunt aspect, I'll have to take your word for it until I have time to read up on that.
Prisonerâs dilemmas are interesting because cooperation is socially optimal but not sustained by a Nash equilibrium. Cooperation is fragile. Itâs a little âdoom and gloom.â Are social species destined to be individualistic selfish assholes?
Under certain conditions, a repeated prisonerâs dilemma becomes a stag hunt. Stag hunts are interesting because cooperation is, in fact, sustained by a Nash equilibrium. But itâs not for free: thereâs also a suboptimal Nash equilibrium that could be hard to get out of.
But the moral is that thereâs incentive to not be an asshole if thereâs a high probability of future encounters.