Hater News – Now for Twitter and Reddit
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#34Interesting. However, my most insulting comment doesn't appear to be that insulting: (it's not like I've been very active on HN) "Either your CPU is too fast or too slow. I can't really fix anything since I don't have a Mac to test with. It works fine on Windows."
Me on Reddit: "The first step is to stop hating yourself, you are your foundation for your own success..."
Clear troll comment. I've said much, much, worse on Reddit.
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#35"This looks nice... Are you open to H1B or remote?"
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#36I don't really understand the periodic table concept. My first thought was that it grouped your insults into types, like logical fallacies versus outright insults. I feel like that would be more useful for introspection.
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#37Interesting. My Mr. Rogers result is reassuring I suppose. I like my most insulting comment: "Very useful. Can you add links to amazon/hulu/torrents?" Sounds like someone tried to build a sarcasm detector.* *Will this be my new most insulting comment?
"That sounds like a good approach; reimplementing an existing API like EC2 or DO makes it easier to integrate your software with tools like Vagrant and Terraform."
Maybe the words "reimplementing" or "existing" triggered it? For you, maybe it was "torrents"?
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#38Pretty much all of my "hater" comments were like this. Many were helpful answers to problem.
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#40Interesting. My Mr. Rogers result is reassuring I suppose. I like my most insulting comment: "Very useful. Can you add links to amazon/hulu/torrents?" Sounds like someone tried to build a sarcasm detector.* *Will this be my new most insulting comment?