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Making small, iterative upgrades to a product is fine, but then you shouldn't post it on Hacker News like it's something important.
by nawitus 13y ago
Making small, iterative upgrades to a product is fine, but then you shouldn't post it on Hacker News like it's something important.
- DanHulton 13y agoa) Apple didn't post this, an interested user did. b) It's interesting to hackers and has plenty of upvotes. c) To a lot of people using this site, it is something important.
- nawitus 13y agoa) Never claimed they did, b1) that's debatable b2) my comment tried to say that maybe it shouldn't be upvoted c) each to their own
- sbuk 13y agoa) No, you merely insinuated it, b1) no, the 210 [at time of writing] make it a substantiated fact, (b2) who do you think you are to suggest whether or not some votes for a article. It's how the set works. Don't like the article, don't click the link it really is that simple, (3) absolutely. It would've helped if you'd applied tha before posting first.
- sbuk 13y agoa) No, you merely insinuated it, b1) no, the 210 [at time of writing] make it a substantiated fact, (b2) who do you think you are to suggest whether or not some votes for a article. It's how the set works. Don't like the article, don't click the link it really is that simple, (3) absolutely. It would've helped if you'd applied tha before posting first.
- username223 13y agoWhat's worthy of posting here? I'm not sure what "10x founders" like you expect to get from hanging out here for multiple years.