"What HN thinks about what 4chan thinks about HN"
I hope that the comments engine supports tail-call optimization, or we gonna blow the stack!
What 4chan thinks of HN
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#52It is funny because it is true.
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#54> How 2048 will make you a better programmer They may make fun of this, but implementing another 2048 clone has helped me become a bootstrapped digital nomad with seed funding, as well as helping me to learn Ruby, node.js, mongodb, AngularJS (including Providers and Factories), while simultaneously embracing JSON to double my sales by 2x within just a couple of days at a recent hackathon.
Can you share with us your One Weird Trick To Make Angular Documentation Useful?!
I heard that stay-at-home moms are using backbone to make up to $427 a day!
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#55> Show HN: My full-stack web framework written entirely in CSS3
This one was hilarious.
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#56Previously on "What 4chan knows-uh, thinks of HN": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6747373
Its funny seeing people that have just copied phrases from that thread in this 4chan thread.
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#58"Show HN: HackerNews reimplementation in one line of x86 ASM"
This one cracked me up.
I've noticed a welcome relief from JS posts lately, not to mention politics. The new moderation system is working well from my perspective.
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#59"What HN thinks about what 4chan thinks about HN"
I hope that the comments engine supports tail-call optimization, or we gonna blow the stack!
Only if we pretend that the HN and 4chan audiences are disjoint. I'm afraid whats happening here is more inbreeding than many are comfortable to admit.
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#604chan: smart people pretending to be dumb.
Relevant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1011656
(no, Descartes did not say this)