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The last sentence on the first page has a typo, I think. I am guessing it would be `tough competition`, not `though competition`.

• joshstrange 6y ago
  I never understand downvotes in this situation. Like are you mad someone is calling out typos? I mean I'm not surprised, I got downvotes for the literally the same thing [0] a few days ago when anandtech published another article full of typos... I like their reporting but the typos and the multi-page nonsense is a huge turnoff. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25052892 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25052892
  • MBCook 6y ago
    I would assume the down votes are because this doesn’t really add to the discussion at all. If you spot typos why not notify the original website instead?
    • akritrime 6y ago
      That's what I hoped to do with the original comment. I didn't want to send them an email for something this trivial and I was just leaving the comment in case anyone from Anandtech stumbled upon it. The typo is not really an issue and my comment was not a criticism. I was just trying to be helpful but I can see how that can appear to be when my comment is just about the typo and not the content of the post.
  • akritrime 6y ago
    Honestly I don't mind. I was not commenting on the quality of the post, neither was the typo that much of an issue. I have seen people from Anandtech active in the hackernews and I just this is a good way of reaching them and letting them know something trivial with their posts.