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I'll admit to being in a slightly bad mood, but there are literally multitudes of blogs dedicated to news about Google and preaching its praises. I don't parti
by forgotusername 15y ago
I'll admit to being in a slightly bad mood, but there are literally multitudes of blogs dedicated to news about Google and preaching its praises.
I don't particularly consider this kind of endless, banal content centered around a handful of behemoth companies and trendy news topics interesting, especially with legitimately insightful articles buried in the new queue and receiving hardly a click (example: https://www.nytimes.com/cwire/2011/06/09/09climatewire-this-weeks-solar-flare-illuminates-the-grids-63979.html https://www.nytimes.com/cwire/2011/06/09/09climatewire-this-... ).
If I tire day in, day out of reading the same rhetoric on Hacker News that I can find covered on the BBC (e.g. the ~5 articles they currently have dedicated to LulzSec on their technology home page, kids finding SQL injections really classifies as content for a boutique technical news site?), and can't respond with a little sarcasm, then perhaps HN isn't worth my time.
- jamesaguilar 15y agoYou will be deeply missed. It would be a shame if you spent the best years of your life making cynical comments on HN.