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From the title, I think you'd expect something that's cleverly using Angular to pull in data dynamically from disparate sources and plotting pretty char
by kmfrk 12y ago
From the title, I think you'd expect something that's cleverly
using Angular to pull in data dynamically from disparate
sources and plotting pretty charts from it, rather than just
some static HTML and CSS.
There's nothing to suggest the creator submitted the link - and Hacker News enforces the dumb <title> rule - so I don't see why that's a reason to get pissy in the comments.
We all have some random crap lying around on GitHub, and anyone can submit it arbitrarily one day. That still does not excuse the absurd mentality here from people who seem to never have made nor submitted anything of their own, since they don't know how obnoxious it is to read comments like these for your own project.
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this frankly somewhat amateurish project
You are such an asshole for writing this. I rest my case.
I'm happy this project is at the top of Hacker News; it means there's a silent majority who are not represented by the people behind the comments on this thread.
- bshimmin 12y agoTake a deep breath, seriously. It seems likely you're way more upset about it all than the guy who wrote the original repo.
- kmfrk 12y agoI'm sorry, do you find it uncomfortable to receive criticism on the Internet?
- bshimmin 12y agoNo need to apologise. Honestly, relax - it's Sunday, go spend some time with your friends and family instead of worrying about other people on the Internet. It's all going to be fine, I promise.
- oldmanjay 12y agoCalling someone an asshole isn't criticism, it's an insult. That was criticism.
- drewblaisdell 12y ago> Calling someone an asshole isn't criticism, it's an insult. It's both.