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A response appreciating the comment above for saving ones time.
A bad faith response that attempts to derail the conversation from the original article.
A complaint asking what this has to do with hackers or hacking.
> On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups.
I did enjoy this, though. Even the title worked.
Fox News used to be awful in this respect, with ledes such as "(Important thing) happens in (unnamed city)". Now they name the city. So that trick apparently backfired. It seems to have died out, along with "One weird trick..." articles.
New York Times opinion articles, though, have become worse. Today, "This May Be the Most Important Medical Story of the Decade". It's not.
An opinion about the design of the website.
A second paragraph vaguely taking aim at every common framework and library used and why they're all the real fundamental problem.
A comment complaining this was obviously written by an AI, and the standard template is a tell. A philosophical observation about what that says about the state on online discourse. Link to the Dead Internet Wikipedia page.
A complaint about the quality of posts and the comments they elicit here, followed by an allegation that Hacker News is turning into Reddit.
A reminder that saying Hacker News is turning into Reddit is explicitly against the rules here, delivered in an unnecessarily condescending manner.
An obvious attempt to insert a link into my own vibe-coded project, in the pretense it is either relevant or related.