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Does anybody care about the answer to your question? In all likelihood, the answer is: because that information is even more work to collect. Your post remind
by idm 10y ago
Does anybody care about the answer to your question? In all likelihood, the answer is: because that information is even more work to collect.
Your post reminds me of the burden of proof fallacy, in which you create work for other people by asking questions you could easily answer yourself.
If you or anybody posts the comparison you requested, it will surely be upvoted.
- kuschku 10y agoI did, over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13074325 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13074325
- idm 10y agoThanks for posting a note in this thread - I would have missed it otherwise!
- Whitestrake 10y agoI don't believe he directly requested a comparison. What he asked was why the commenter above him chose not to. You seem to acknowledge that in your second sentence, but then go on to state that his comment is reminiscent of asking questions one could answer themselves - asking a commenter why they chose (not) to do something doesn't strike me as answerable by a second or third party.