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They don’t need one. When a person makes a claim, especially such a ridiculous one, it is perfectly valid to outright reject that claim without any argument. W

by wredue 3y ago

They don’t need one. When a person makes a claim, especially such a ridiculous one, it is perfectly valid to outright reject that claim without any argument. Why? Because no argument was provided in the first place.

pdimitar 3y ago
Well, I am trying to be better than them. Also I dislike FUD spreading so there's that, I am trying to engage them in a more-informed manner. Though I am not sure whom you are addressing, my parent poster or theirs.
- coldtea 3y ago
  >Also I dislike FUD spreading so there's that Hype and FUD are different sides of the same coin
  - pdimitar 3y ago
    I agree. Do you feel that Elixir is being needlessly hyped?
    - wredue 3y ago
      I would say that a person claiming that it provides better results with 1/50 the effort is a claim that needs substantiation and was born from a position of hype, yes.
      - pdimitar 3y ago
        And why is that so hard to believe for you? Do you think all technology is equal?
        pdimitar 3y ago
        And that's why I am gonna drop HN one day, I get the gray treatment for asking questions and for people to clarify nebulous claims.