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Hah, I think you are right. I bit hard, and maybe helped them prove their point.
by haswell 5y ago
Hah, I think you are right. I bit hard, and maybe helped them prove their point.
- aidenn0 4y agoExactly. Also it's different when you are talking to one person vs 1000s of people. Even when it is obvious, 0.1% of readers will read it just a little to quickly and get confused. Given that "/s" makes it more obvious, the intentional omission of it is intentionally requiring more effort of the readers. There are times and places when one might want to make the readers work harder, but HN comments doesn't seem to qualify.