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replyReading an article takes more time than commenting, which takes more time than voting. So the typical life cycle of a HN post is that people vote on it without reading the article, comment without reading the article, vote on the comments without reading the article, and respond to comments without reading the article, until after some time people who've actually read the article show up in the comments with some clarifications, saving everyone else the bother of having to read it themselves.
replyIf you want to escape the hype, reading posts with no upvotes and no comments on https://news.ycombinator.com/newest is an option, though somewhat hit-or-miss.
Gotta get to the IPO, whatever it takes.
replyThe people who wrote the paper are MIT grad students, not IPOing.
replyAI research publishing cycles unfortunately have a similar incentive structure.
replyEg. This is not uncommon advice: https://maxwellforbes.com/posts/your-paper-is-an-ad/
Your resume is an ad as well. Doesn't mean that it is incorrect.
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