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It's kind of disappointing how people tend to use the upvote/downvote buttons. Sure, if it's an opinion you don't like, then downvote it to hell.
But OP is posting a link to a legit article. That's not an opinion, that's facts. Downvoting facts makes them less likely to be seen by others.
Use those buttons wisely. I don't like it any more than many others, but I'm gonna tap that upvote in hopes it might help more people see what Nvidia is doing today.
Agree. And the voting is stupid most of the times. I also regularly see correct answers to a post with several downvotes. Or (false) urban legends / myths being upvoted to no end... The Lemmy votes are kind of meaningless and have been for quite some time. It just shows if an opinion or article pleases the herd. And sometimes it's not even the article, but just the headline and the phrasing of that.