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Not Hacker News.
by run4yourlives 18y ago
Not Hacker News.
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- lincolnq 18y agoDisagree. The police interviews are designed to get people to say things that will get them convicted. This is a hackable system -- a social hack, but a hack nonetheless. (It might also be argued that the real hack is the police interviews where they trick people into giving up their 5th amendment rights.) Also, the video is extremely interesting in its own right.
- ardit33 18y agoI dissagree. This is more news suited for reddit.
- sofal 18y agoI'd sooner quit using the Internet altogether than scour the main Reddit or Digg page for things to read.
- greendestiny 18y agoYes but if those articles come to Hacker News so you don't have to go to Reddit, why would you keep using HN? The best way to know if something is off topic, and indeed the best reason not to post off topic stuff, is if you think the community will spend more time debating whether the article is on or off topic than the article itself.
- jm4 18y agoThat's a good point, but I think it's a stretch to argue that this is on topic. If the point of the submission was the social hacking aspect it might be better received if the headline reflected that. As is, a submission like this would be much more appropriate on Reddit or Digg.
- rkowalick 18y agoThis IS hacker news. It is closely related to a certain creator of a certain file system who refused to exercise his 5th Amendment rights and is now formally convicted of murder.
- ConradHex 18y agoI'm not convinced that "how to kill your wife and not get caught" is really hacker news, though...
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- mynameishere 18y ago"Not Hacker News" is hn's equivilent of "First".
- eru 18y agoBut you do not have to be the very fast, yet.
- run4yourlives 18y agolol. True. Although, I wouldn't say it if I could just downvote it.
- ken 18y agoNo, "Non-scribd link: http://*.pdf http://*.pdf" is the HN equivalent of "First".
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- josefresco 18y agoFrom the HN Guidelines: "On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups." RTFG http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html