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> Some of these responses… wow. It's pretty amazing, HNers' capacity to read a request that includes a clear, concise (and satisfiable) requirement—no framewor
by cxr 4y ago
> Some of these responses… wow.
It's pretty amazing, HNers' capacity to read a request that includes a clear, concise (and satisfiable) requirement—no frameworks—and then dozens of respondents write up answers predicated on the use of this or that framework, thus contradicting the entire premise for the question.
- pipeline_peak 4y agoPeople just love to talk about their favorite stuff... They have the right to post it, but I also have the right to ignore their suggestions
- aussiesnack 4y agoIt can be pretty tiresome and there are some topics I just never bother reading because they are inevitably full of humanbot autoresponses. Anything to do with note or mail apps, for example, will be just packed with readers taking their own particular dog for a walk, regardless of its relevance to the topic at hand. Pub bores, the lot of them.
- alwillis 4y agoExactly.