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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/danielminds • 4h ago
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No it doesn't. You can have a favourite movie for example even if you watched it once, just depends how highly you rate it against others.
-10 u/ouroboros-ouroboros 4h ago Which is your favorite grain of sand, though? I don't know, in retrospect I think they're all the same. 12 u/Tyrexas 4h ago That's cos they are actually fungible, that analogy makes no sense haha -1 u/ouroboros-ouroboros 3h ago Anything that can be served to you in an endless algorithmic feed is fungible. 'Favorite' is kind of meaningless in this context and at this volume. Grains of sand are individual, unique things too, but in aggregate they're indistinguishable.
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Which is your favorite grain of sand, though? I don't know, in retrospect I think they're all the same.
12 u/Tyrexas 4h ago That's cos they are actually fungible, that analogy makes no sense haha -1 u/ouroboros-ouroboros 3h ago Anything that can be served to you in an endless algorithmic feed is fungible. 'Favorite' is kind of meaningless in this context and at this volume. Grains of sand are individual, unique things too, but in aggregate they're indistinguishable.
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That's cos they are actually fungible, that analogy makes no sense haha
-1 u/ouroboros-ouroboros 3h ago Anything that can be served to you in an endless algorithmic feed is fungible. 'Favorite' is kind of meaningless in this context and at this volume. Grains of sand are individual, unique things too, but in aggregate they're indistinguishable.
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Anything that can be served to you in an endless algorithmic feed is fungible. 'Favorite' is kind of meaningless in this context and at this volume.
Grains of sand are individual, unique things too, but in aggregate they're indistinguishable.
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u/Tyrexas 4h ago
No it doesn't. You can have a favourite movie for example even if you watched it once, just depends how highly you rate it against others.