Purge Complete: No more Erlang, _why, or Zed
I think we've cleared out all of the crap about _why and Zed. Shall we call it quits and get things back to normal around here?
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The last time there was a deluge of erlang articles, it was to scare away a new wave of newbies. In this case the erlang articles are pushing out legitimate articles and very few of the erlang articles have any real discussion going on. I don't think, the tactic of erlang article flooding was appropriate this time.
Yet, every other day you've got those crap posts from the Mixergy guy, random posts about idiotic sexist dating theories, a billion VC posts, and everything from techcrunch.
Apparently, "normal" at HN means "douche".
Keep on rockin' in the free world brother,
Zed
The neckbeards hate stuff like Mixergy or TC because they're not into the whole startup scene. The CEO's hate things like _why because they don't understand why he would spend more than 10 minutes a day doing something that doesn't make money (these guys poop while they're promoting synergy). As a result, when something like this happens and gets a lot of stories/attention, the neckbeards take the chance to submit that super 1337 Haskell tutorial they found 2 weeks ago which is subsequently voted up by the CEO's who just want this hobo, non-TechCrunched trash off the front page.
Then again, I have no data on this. Waffles.
Post a will-you-be-my-friend article looking for a co-founder. They will love you again.
-t
the _why guff (not the original news all the "eulogies" etc) was getting a bit heavy but this is much worse.
Edit: The erlang crap is still there.
Seriously. Get a life.