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artificial deadlines really don’t seem to mesh with hacker and startup culture. also, the FAANGification of HN’s posts is really a bummer. lately this just see
by mylons 2y ago
artificial deadlines really don’t seem to mesh with hacker and startup culture.
also, the FAANGification of HN’s posts is really a bummer. lately this just seems like a mainstream news site for large silicon valley companies and culture instead of the culture that built those companies.
- morkalork 2y agoRight, this content belongs on LinkedIn (and r/LinkedInLunatics)
- mylons 2y agoah, that’s what I was trying to describe. this is a linkedin post. i really wish mods came out hard and fast against this linkedin cruft that is taking up all the space on HN. i want to see people hacking on hardware and AI and telling us how they did it or demo’ing their HACKED project.
- nthingtohide 2y agoI have a theory. If most of the heavy lifting in your thesis is done by words like "right", "accurate", "correct planning", "right outlook", then you lack details and proper analysis. I have found this to be issue too many times to count. I am sure many others might have noticed this as well.