My favorite: > 30. A Legitimately Interesting Technical Blog Post > 3 points by happy4crazy 5 hours ago | flag | discuss
HN Spoof
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#45The beautiful part of this is that this isn't just a spoof about "things that tend pop up on the HN front page." I'm pretty sure they took the front page at one point in time and turned it into satire post by post, perhaps injecting a couple stereotypical links after the fact.
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#46While we're at it, a parody of the average HN comment thread would have to include:
When will people get the message about grey text on light backgrounds?
WHY DID THE MODS CHANGE THE TITLE IT WAS PERFECTLY DESCRIPTIVE BEFORE AND NOW
IT ISN'T
Separate comment thread discussing Stack Overflow's moderation.
Helpful link to Wikipedia article explaining some concept explicitly mentioned
in story or parent comment.
Is this site down for anyone else?
viewtext.org mirror
Does not work in my browser.
jbigglesworth48, I just wanted to let you know, you've been hellbanned.
Ugh, Flash video/bootstrap/touch gestures?
Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs
Tim Cook
Steve Jobs
Can we stop talking about Steve Jobs already? I mean, he did XYZ but he
wasn't exactly Q.
Steve Jobs
How is this even relevant to the story?
Steve Jobs
I don't mean to be pedantic, but you made a spelling or grammatical error.
Well, actually...
This story is *Not HN Worthy*, any Freshman CS student should have learned
this within seconds of stepping into his first lecture.
Actually, there are a lot of non-programmer HN readers who are interested in
this, you need to check your programmer/college educated/computer loving/
first world/middle class/white/male/young/old privilege.
Insightful and relevant comment containing a subtle joke.
Please excuse me while I completely misunderstand this joke and write a
fervent argument against something the author never argued.
Please excuse me while I explain the joke in excruciating detail.
I think the author meant X.
It was a joke.
I think the author was joking.
I should know better, but I'm going to argue with you anyways.
Guy who didn't get the joke here, I saw your comment before the ones
explaining the joke, let's have a giant flamewar.
I don't get this joke. Can someone explain?
Another excruciatingly detailed explanation of the joke.
Zero responses to the actual comment.
This comment is *what's Wrong with HN*
Recent Apple decision is bad, and I am saying this *as a guy who owns
APPLE_PRODUCT*
EDIT: How could I forget: I didn't actually read the article, but I'm going to start arguing about what
I *thought* the article was about, based on the title.
EDIT: Why am I being downvoted?
and of course, my personal favorite: Ok, go ahead and downvote, me, assholes, see what I care!Re: HN Spoof
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#48 11. Twitter is down (2010)
67 points by retrothrowback 6 hours ago | flag | 140 short comments
Clever.Re: HN Spoof
#49Amusingly accurate, but you forgot to include an article about the US Patent system, and a few Marco/Daring Fireball/etc articles on the latest event or rumor in Apple Land. Oh, and those Elon Musk and Tim Cook articles could use a few more zeroes tacked to the end of their comment counts. While we're at it, a parody of the average HN comment thread would have to include: When will people get the message about grey t…
"This."
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#50Some background, since I helped write this and don't actually think this is a great thing to be on HN: My friend Dave and I started the LinkedList a while ago as a weekly events newsletter for programmers in New York. After 70+ issues, we got burnt out on meetups ( http://www.linkedlistnyc.org/archive/issue_075.html ), and have been experimenting with other formats for the past few months. We write the List exclusive…