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Ars Technica kicks off a 2026 reader survey to hear from every reader
technology25 days ago

Ars Technica kicks off a 2026 reader survey to hear from every reader

Ars Technica has launched its 2026 reader survey to collect feedback on how readers engage with the site and what they’d like to see more (or less) of. The brief, non-identifying questionnaire uses SurveyMonkey, aggregates responses, and pledges that no personal data will be sold or distributed outside Ars. If responses exceed 10,000, editor Lee Hutchinson jokes he’ll personally visit readers to sing thanks—subject to availability and humorous conditions—highlighting the publication’s appreciation for its audience.

Xbox Player Voice Day One Highlights Demand for Exclusives, Backwards Compatibility, and Free Online Multiplayer
gaming1 month ago

Xbox Player Voice Day One Highlights Demand for Exclusives, Backwards Compatibility, and Free Online Multiplayer

Xbox's new Player Voice feedback portal is live, and day-one upvotes spotlight requests for more exclusives, expanded backwards compatibility, and free online multiplayer, with additional ideas like achievements improvements, a Game Pass family plan, disc-based support via Project Helix, avatars, an HDR dashboard, cheaper consoles, and in-console voice chat capture—though Microsoft notes that feedback may take longer to implement or may not be actionable.

Verge maps new homepage feedback into fix, explore, and pause buckets
technology2 months ago

Verge maps new homepage feedback into fix, explore, and pause buckets

The Verge explains that reader feedback on the new homepage is grouped into three buckets: Bucket 1 (fixes) for bugs and rough edges that have been addressed (e.g., scrollbar, Read More links, bottom-category reads); Bucket 2 (worth investigating) for ongoing questions like how the Latest feed is presented, dark mode, story dates in curated sets, marking read/unread, and personalization; and Bucket 3 (not right now) for ideas not currently being pursued, such as Free-to-Read/Subscriber Perks and major structural changes. They emphasize transparency, limited resources, and prioritization, and invite further feedback via comments, a feedback form, user research, or direct emails.

Precessing Black-Hole Jets Quench Star Formation in a Merging Galaxy
science5 months ago

Precessing Black-Hole Jets Quench Star Formation in a Merging Galaxy

Astronomers studying the nearby merging galaxy VV 340a detected kiloparsec-scale, precessing jets from its central black hole that heat and eject coronal gas, removing star-forming material at roughly 19 solar masses per year—an unusually large-scale example of black-hole feedback that may suppress star formation, though the merger could later reignite it.

technology6 months ago

Ask HN: Current Projects (December 2025)

The article features various projects and ideas from developers and creators, including PaperDrop, a research workspace for PDFs and arXiv papers, and a household café app for ordering drinks. It also covers discussions on open-sourcing projects, UI improvements, community building, and innovative tech tools like a web-based multiplayer platform, AI-managed radio station, and a C build tool. The overall theme is creative tech development and community engagement.

How Low Confidence Enhances Learning Through Feedback
science1 year ago

How Low Confidence Enhances Learning Through Feedback

A study by Kessler Foundation and Rutgers University reveals that individuals with low confidence in their performance are more likely to seek corrective feedback, which enhances learning outcomes. The research found that negative feedback, despite being uncomfortable, is particularly effective in improving test performance. Emotional factors like stress were not significant predictors of feedback-seeking behavior, emphasizing the importance of feedback strategies in education and other learning environments.