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The article is reporting on an unspecified question asked of unspecified developers. It's another version of "people are saying..." which Fox News popularized.
by dqv 8y ago
The article is reporting on an unspecified question asked of unspecified developers. It's another version of "people are saying..." which Fox News popularized. It's just not satisfying without some other detail - like what question they asked or who they talked to.
Edit: read the article to this point [0] which I had assumed was the end to see why I said what I said.
[0]: https://i.imgur.com/9uI6zbt.png https://i.imgur.com/9uI6zbt.png
- tyleraldrich 8y agoIt's now abundantly clear you didn't even attempt to read this article. Paragraph after paragraph listing developers and direct quotes from some of them: To list a few: Pine Gate Renewables, GTM Research, SunPower Corp, Cypress Creek Renewables LLC, the list goes on. This isn't a Q&A (and most news isn't). You're not going to get specific questions asked to specific people. Some people like to remain anonymous. Comparing this to fox news "people are saying..." is ridiculous. I don't even have an opinion about this article but not reading an article at all and making pointless commentary about it in the comments irks me.
- dqv 8y agohttps://i.imgur.com/9uI6zbt.png https://i.imgur.com/9uI6zbt.png This is where I assumed the article ended. It's just bad presentation, not bad journalism. Pointless whitespace that makes it seem like the article is over irks me.
- vaishaksuresh 8y agoIt isn't pointless whitespace. There is an iframe there that isn't probably loading Code: https://imgur.com/vKskTnz https://imgur.com/vKskTnz Iframe Contents: https://imgur.com/x0WqzmI https://imgur.com/x0WqzmI