[ketanhwr]

I'm seeing these kind of titles (what every X programmer should know about Y) quite frequently which seems like the trend of adding "for humans" in front of library names.

[jasode]

>I'm seeing these kind of titles (what every X programmer should know about Y) quite frequently which seems like the trend

Some call it a "snowclone". (Previous comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19072271)

It's a headline writing rhetorical device that's been with us even before computers. E.g. newspaper headlines.

[SketchySeaBeast]

Are you saying that we should replace "by {poster}" with "posted with love by {poster}"?

[wolfgke]

Only if there really is love behind it. Otherwise, such a message is fraudulent.

[SketchySeaBeast]

I guess I need to have a talk with the Atom devs about expectations and boundaries.

[FabHK]

The question mark at the end was new.

[secondcoming]

They can sometimes be more interesting than 'X considered harmful' articles.

[SubiculumCode]

I found the title irritating and childish, as if the author knows what all scientific programmers need or require.

[omaranto]

Doesn't the question mark at the end make up for the arrogance of the rest of the title?