Yeah, hypers need to cool their language down a bit and llmuddites need to acquire a bit of nuance. New technology tends to create large camps initially on both sides :)
Because it is not reasonable to expend high effort to verify something that took no effort to create. That is not a workable long term solution. Instead you have to rely on low effort signals to signify if something is WORTH expending energy on.
Yeah, that'd be stupid right? I have the same mindset with projects and code. If it's a good project, it's a good project, I don't care what IDE they used. If the code is shit it's shit regardless of how it was produced. But at least point to something concrete so me and others could potentially learn something, or understand something better.
Agree, but, ah, can you illuminate. <totally-offtopic data-but="i am intesnely curious"> Quite amazing 6000 points in under 3 months. Yuge. OK a few almost 1K posts, but they drop off. You must have some mega-point comments. Can you, eh, "point me" to a comment of yours that has a super amount of upvotes?
Sorry if this is weird, it's just I've never personally experienced a comment with anything more than 100 - 200 points. And that was RARE. I totally get if you don't want to...but like, what were your "kilopoint" comments, or thereabouts? </offtopic>
I think if you too retire, have nothing specific to do for some months, and have too much free time to discuss with strangers on the internet about a wide range of topics you ideally have strong opinions about, you too can get more HN karma than you know what to do with :)