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Could you please not post such inflammatory unsubstantive claims? We're trying to have a civil discussion around some semblance of a shared reality and comments
by sctb 9y ago
Could you please not post such inflammatory unsubstantive claims? We're trying to have a civil discussion around some semblance of a shared reality and comments like this get in the way and worse.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- aaron695 9y agoHow does one "tried to stealthily delete everything" in a code base for a site. Explain how one goes about this technically? For any web dev who's dealt with clients, this rings of a 'type' of common client who has no idea what you are doing but sees ghosts on every corner. This piece is amazing advertising for the site. Great marketing. But I'll call it as I see it. This is at least embellished to try and get VC capital / hits. I have no problem with fake it till you make it. But I'll still call it. I was only commenting on the nonsense/not the full story of "because of a refused date a contractor goes evil" but I'd like to see these emails. Did the reporter? Did they fact check? They have not said they did, so I'd guess no. Did they follow up the contractor for comment? This is what real reporting is. If the objection is about artists. Point stands. 99% of people are not great at many things. It's a common saying great at X but a bad salesperson.