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The concern is in the appropriation of the term 'hacker'. He's not putting anything or anyone down, he's saying that this is hacking, and MBA posts of acronym
by kick 6y ago
The concern is in the appropriation of the term 'hacker'.
He's not putting anything or anyone down, he's saying that this is hacking, and MBA posts of acronym soup aren't.
I think his implied conclusion is probably wrong-ish (both are arguably right for HN, even if I vastly prefer this), but he's right in that this is hacking.
- rapind 6y agoOne could argue WeWork hacked unicorns.
- toofy 6y agoOne could argue anything they like, it doesn’t mean their argument (or sophistry in general) leads to a better acquiring of knowledge through discussion. In my opinion, the gp’s discussion is one worth having.
- ilrwbwrkhv 6y ago100% agree. Winamp was a hacker's application. iTunes is a company's application.