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> The Hacker News force is strong in this one. Since I don't have enough karma to downvote I'll say why I hate this kind of comment. 1) It violates HN's comme
by downWidOutaFite 5y ago
> The Hacker News force is strong in this one.
Since I don't have enough karma to downvote I'll say why I hate this kind of comment.
1) It violates HN's comment guidelines, "Be kind." "Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community. "
2) It tries to put you above all the "nerds". As if you're so much smarter than the borderline asperger nerds that are somehow incapable of putting any thought into usability of products.
3) You're one of us, you're here on Hacker News. This is a giant non-monolithic forum.
4) It lacks imagination and it's stuck in the status quo. Innovation doesn't just appear fully formed out of a slick FAANG press conference. Innovation happens one curious motivated hacker at a time pushing barely usable tech forward while people like you sneer at them.