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Do posts mentioning HN make anyone else feel like they’re in on the joke, in a way? I get the same feeling when a movie title is mentioned in the movie. It just
by aspenmayer 6y ago
Do posts mentioning HN make anyone else feel like they’re in on the joke, in a way? I get the same feeling when a movie title is mentioned in the movie. It just feels nice.
> The Slate Star Codex incident set off a tense conversation in the Times’ “newsroom-feedback” Slack channel, an internal message board in which staff have felt increasingly emboldened to criticize and raise questions about the paper and, inevitably, the work of their own colleagues.
> Following Alexander’s blog post, several non-editorial newsroom staffers from the paper’s tech and product teams asked why he was being “doxxed,” and pointed out that the blogger’s cause was gaining traction on the computer-science site Hacker News. Another non-editorial staffer said they flagged the not-yet-published story for the paper’s customer care department “in case this snowballs into a spike in cancellations.” [italics mine]
- kreetx 6y agoA bit, yes. :) Some recognition on the very mainstream media.
- hanklazard 6y agoyes, and i also think the description as a "computer-science site" is hilarious for some reason. maybe just that HN is so much more than that.
- Balgair 6y agoJust be glad they don't call HN a 'deep dark message board where notorious hackers and the Silicon Valley elite come to discuss politics and religion on a global scale' or 'some weeb hacker site'