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by CyberDildonics 703 days ago
Is it 'despicable' just because you don't like what it says? You didn't do anything to refute it.
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I've written thousands of words on my blog about the design of async Rust, in which I carefully explain every decision and discuss the strong and weak points. This person regularly post rude low-effort comments like this one. My body of work should be enough to refute the idea that all I'm doing is doubling down.
This person regularly post rude low-effort comments

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41034778

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41004954

My body of work should be enough

This is a separate discussion, maybe you can put some of that body of work here.

This is literally a thread about a post on my blog. If you can’t find my body of work, I cannot help you.
It's not about me finding anything, I'm saying that your expectations probably need to be adjusted. It seems like you thought you would post a one word title and have everyone just post compliments with no questions.
I didn't ask for this to be posted on Hacker News, genius. My engagement with this community is a generous use of my free time, but I do not suffer trolls and cranks like simon-o.
My engagement with this community is a generous use of my free time

I think this attitude is a major problem. You wrote something public and here you have lots of attention and engagement and you think you're being "generous" by replying to people. If you don't want people to read it, take it down. If you don't want to engage with people on hacker news, just ignore the whole thing. Calling comments "despicable" with no explanation is not a great reaction to people giving your article the attention you wanted in the first place.

Some Rust people just have to be that dramatic.