Re:Paul Buchheit: blog, v2
by johns on Monday December 29, 2008 @11:31PM
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As the submitter, I feel an obligation to defend it. I thought the dissection (however brief) of blogging vs. microblogging and what he thinks each is best suited for was interesting. Since he's the founder of a microblogging service, he would be in a position to provide an insightful viewpoint.
Re:Paul Buchheit: blog, v2
by inerte on Monday December 29, 2008 @11:39PM
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He's in a position, but did he provided it? Bush is also in the world leader spot, does his own people aprove what he does?
I know, karma-whoring with my anti-Bush comment, but there's a point here. It's like killing your father and fucking your mother for you Freud folks.
"I've decided to blog differently" is not HN material. It's not even _news_, because he gave very personal reasons for it (and I commented there on his blog).
Re:Paul Buchheit: blog, v2
by redorb on Monday December 29, 2008 @11:49PM
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I was going to disagree with those negative comments below but then read the blog and damn; this guy has a freaking ego to think people would want to edit his ramblings for him in any other way than comical..
Re:Paul Buchheit: blog, v2
by nostrademons on Monday December 29, 2008 @11:55PM
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I got the impression that part was very much tongue-in-cheek, and he doesn't actually expect other people to edit his blog for him. It's very PB-style deadpan humor.
Though that just goes to show that we need automatic sarcasm detectors on the Internet, along with a <sarcasm> tag. Then you can be lazy and the compiler will infer your jokes for you.
I know, karma-whoring with my anti-Bush comment, but there's a point here. It's like killing your father and fucking your mother for you Freud folks.
"I've decided to blog differently" is not HN material. It's not even _news_, because he gave very personal reasons for it (and I commented there on his blog).
Don't follow the person, follow the whys.
Though that just goes to show that we need automatic sarcasm detectors on the Internet, along with a <sarcasm> tag. Then you can be lazy and the compiler will infer your jokes for you.