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How isn't this on the frontpage with 42 points?

Everyone reading this coming from r/programming? Am I allowed to say "hello reddit" on hackernews?




An article is critical of something the HN crowd tends to like. Why must the people giving this points come from reddit?

Is anyone who questions the system not true enough of a Scotsman for you?


Just that I came here from reddit where this was at the top of r/programming at the time. Full of vibrant discussion and upvotes.

On HN ... it was 22 hours old and all evidence suggesting that it was never noticed here (no comments), but very popular elsewhere (a lot of upvotes/submissions)

edit: it still is on top of r/programming with over a 1000 points.


Most likely blocked out of front page by mods, given recent HN mod shenanigans.


The expressed point of view is heresy on HN, so your point is not that far-fetched.


It never showed up in the HN RSS feed, either.




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