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My worst comment: "Yep, working less than 30 hrs really gives you a chance to live life. I take less pay and only have to work a half week." Pretty much all of my "hater" comments were like this. Many were helpful answers to problem.
I'm interested in how it manages to calculate this, because I'm a complete asshole on reddit sometimes.
Apparently, this is a negative comment: "What do you with a bunch of books and an empty pod? A racing track of course! http://bit.ly/1wThvTK " -pmelendezu "
I guess I'm back in Catholic grade school where "freak" was a strong word.
This appears also when using Twitter.
Interesting. 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?
Yes, my worst comment surprised me: "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"?
"I feel dumb for never thinking of using %2π"
We took "Show HN" out of the title. That's for when you're introducing a project, not adding new features. Please read https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html .
a lot of the links to reddit comments are broken, if the title of the page in reddit has a slash in it, the slash is not being ommited/escaped in the URL and so reddit can't find it. Sample: http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/6dnve/Top%20Comedi... is broken because it has a slash in the title (9/11) Killing that slash fixes it: http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/6dnve/Top%20Comedi...
IPython Notebook is here: http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/kevinmcalear/hater_news/b... (to author: maybe this link instead of link to its source? accessibility...).