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Probably because it’s a fairly tired argument that gets rolled out almost automatically in response to any async-IO or high speed IO work. It’s like there’s a g
by FridgeSeal 2y ago
Probably because it’s a fairly tired argument that gets rolled out almost automatically in response to any async-IO or high speed IO work. It’s like there’s a group that likes to argue that only the cream of the crop spills get to use nice new things, and the rest of us spills be pleased with what we have already. At this point, it’s a bit “ok thank you”, it don’t add much.
- adamrezich 2y agoYou are not describing a use-case that the flagging feature on this website is intended to be used for—flags are not super-downvotes.
- FridgeSeal 2y agoI'm aware, but give people a proxy for something like downvotes, and they'll use them as such. Hackernews tends to have more restraint than reddit on that front, but not immune.