Re:A few people develop a compulsive urge to crack jokes
by lolidaisuki on Friday March 18, 2016 @03:52AM
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> hipsters talking about simple and insignificant technologies
Are you telling me that a new CSS framework that will save you two lines in your CSS files is insignificant? Or a new <insert the current language that is hip>-style language in <insert a number between 1 and 100> lines of JS!
Surely these are the greatest inventions of our time.
Re:A few people develop a compulsive urge to crack jokes
by hodwik on Friday March 18, 2016 @09:38AM
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Right. Meanwhile forward-looking tech like gaze detection, word vectors, LPWAN, FPGAs, and so on, are lucky to get a couple posts a month.
Re:A few people develop a compulsive urge to crack jokes
by mclovinit on Sunday March 20, 2016 @07:11AM
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I have been active in high tech for many moons and like to look at this place as just another alternative feed for a old man ;) I would much rather HN than other sources, but my time is limited like many. So I just hop on occassionally and learn (or teach) something new. Once in a while a post resonates with me, but when it doesn't that doesn't mean it's just noise. It can mean I have much to learn.
Re:A few people develop a compulsive urge to crack jokes
by dang on Friday March 18, 2016 @02:54PM
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Why don't you post some?
Once you're a bit more experienced you realize it's a bunch of hipsters talking about simple and insignificant technologies, and completely ignoring everything else as "old".
That being said, I think it's highly entertaining.