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by atat7024 1902 days ago
tl;dr No, I literally said it was from a URL, and provided it...and I'm supposed to trust your info?
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The way you cited this URL indicated you believe it to be fact.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26772189 When you make a claim like that, which I assumed meant your company did some sort of baseline research for this claim. Your reply directly contradicts that statement since your citation is riddled with errors.

I actually sourced all of my info (except for the OSK-SDL one...but I don't exactly know how to source a conversation between two people, so you'll have to trust me on that one. Alternatively, you are welcome to do your own research to counter my claim!). Are there problems with my citations? In the scientific community, this is why we cite sources. I don't have to trust the primary author when their sources are cited!