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> in case you aren't aware as to where to find them The guidelines are linked at the bottom of every page, and directly underneath the comment box on new accounts. I also, perhaps surprisingly, know how to google "hn guidelines". Or ask chatgpt. Or reply "where's that piece of information from?". > I think that's a doubly reasonable thing to do, given that your account is new, too. People link the guidelines and, lik…
> If you're talking to someone in real life, or professional emails, or whatever and you provide citations for commonly known things/definitions/etc.... you're being condescending. If you're commenting on a public forum and you provide citations for commonly known things/definitions/etc., you're supplying the source of your claims for people who may be unaware. You are not the only reader of their comment (nor this o…
Re: Critical RCE Vulnerabilities in React and Next.js
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