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Maybe all the author cares about is writing and content? I don't think this is an issue at all for the majority of people. Remember that you (and people visit
by kgraves 7y ago
Maybe all the author cares about is writing and content?
I don't think this is an issue at all for the majority of people.
Remember that you (and people visit/comment on articles on this orange site) are the 0.01% of people in the world that care about JavaScript being an issue.
- savanaly 7y agoYes, really. Browsing HN comments feels like I'm good friends with a generally friendly elderly construction worker who for some reason has a real stick in his ass about grouting. Everywhere we go together, houses, bars, museums, whatever, he never stops complaining about the grouting, pointing out places here and there where "that's not gonna hold up in twenty years" and "that poor grouting is why we get the occasional gust of cold air in here" etc etc. And while I appreciate he knows what he's talking about and yes maybe we would all be better if builders the world over got their act together and did the grouting better, I just wish for once he wouldn't bring the damn subject up and talk about something else, something more interesting, something new when we visit a place.
- larnmar 7y agoWhy doesn’t he just serve some nice plain text then?
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- Nasrudith 7y agoThat brings to mind Bonzi Buddy proving people literally would take a dancing monkey over security. People generally may not understand enough to know JavaScript as a culprit but they do notice bloat and complain about the slowness. I find difficult to think of metaphors which encapsulate a sense of proportion to the issue but ignoring a root cause as not an issue is a very good way to wind up with one.