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Did you read the HN guidelines for commenting?
by jakear 3y ago
Did you read the HN guidelines for commenting?
- giraffe_lady 3y agoHopefully when the entire article is an answer to exactly the question you're asking in the comments there is a little leeway.
- jakear 3y agoSee the comments in other threads where an actual topic of contention was presented and accordingly follow up discussions could be had. The reason for the HN Guidelines is to foster good conversation. "Did you read the article" doesn't.
- giraffe_lady 3y agoThe followup discussion of the author just summarizing the article for you? Ok.
- jakear 3y agoThat's all you've been able to comprehend from reading this thread? Surprising. I'd tell you to get off your high horse, but it seems to be your identity. To summarize: the only reason presented not to do what I said is dubious claims about perf, which were not mentioned in the article whatsoever.
- nesarkvechnep 3y agoThe language is OSS, go fix it. Apparently you have the attitude of someone who knows how.
- jakear 3y agoDang was right, these comments do attract that absolute lowest tier of discussion.