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Hackers we made this for you guys. Please tell us what you think and how we can make it more useful. Hope it saves you lots of time.
Hackers we made this for you guys. Please tell us what you think and how we can make it more useful. Hope it saves you lots of time.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 35.8 ms ] threadWhen I was first starting off, I was completely lost. Then a fantastic mentor told me to take 2 days off and read every essay by Paul Graham, and it gave me some direction. This is perfect for that.
Things like "just fucking launch", "don't die", "make sure you're building something people want and if you're not change it", and "be hackers" among them.
This is what's wrong with hacker news.
Between everyone single person calling themselves entrepreneur/guru/hacker/etc just for making some horrifically unoriginal website about "business" or some 5-line jquery magic and the "I'm an entrepreneur starting an entrepreneur school for entrepreneurs" HN as become unreadable...
More importantly, you're a coward for remaining anonymous while flaming someones post who fairly had their chance at the HN front page.
Someone who would post such a useless comment, like yourself, doesn't belong here.
Color me disgusted.
HN used to be valuable, now it's mostly entertaining. The OP is also right that words like 'hacker' and 'entrepreneur' have become maddeningly useless on HN.
Saying things like 'you could vote and change that' is not a counterargument. Sure, I could invest lots of energy in trying to make HN better, but I'm not interested in that. Don't get me wrong - I applaud the people that are, but this is not my fight - I'm here as long as content is good, and it's really on the tipping point for me.
I will however voice my dissatisfaction, with the hope that someone who does want to fight this fight will be ever so slightly moved by it.
Also, if you happen to notice something that you don't like or you don't agree with, try to make more constructive comments, so that people can respond or enhance.