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Why is flagging a problem without having a solution a bad thing? This article offers a change in perspective, is that not enough to be worthy of HN?
by jjj123 6y ago
Why is flagging a problem without having a solution a bad thing?
This article offers a change in perspective, is that not enough to be worthy of HN?
- JesseObrien 6y agoI don't think it's a problem. It's another symptom of the min/maxing culture this article is taking aim at. There's a culture shift that's taken place in the last few years which says no one's allowed to complain unless they have a better solution. Seen it rearing it's head more recently in very rigid ways. From my observations, it kills creativity in it's tracks and instead of making everyone carefully consider what they complain about and solve problems better, it quashes anyone's ambition to say anything for fear of becoming a target. I've seen the targeting happen in such childish ways too. "If YOU think it's so shit, then YOU fix it."
- foogazi 6y agoI was expecting an HN worthy submission but it seems very hollow - you shouldn’t work because AI
- gorgoiler 6y agoI don’t need a change in perspective. I need original research (or a summary thereof) on the implementation of universal basic income, controlled deflation of the housing and education loan bubbles, redistribution of resources (money, income, “wealth”, land, power), and a one hundred year plan to deal with the loss of NYC and London to the oceans. Something a little more substantial.