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It's a great way to break the flow of the text and irritate your readers. As for the idea of Lisps, well, it sure seems neat.

Nobody running HN gives a shit about whether links will irritate Scribd, for what it's worth.

As is, though, I find myself judging a site/article/company based on how many elements of their site irritate me. And it's a giant header.

They can and will irritate, inconvenience and humiliate you. Flying in a plane or being in an airport is not a right and they can pretty much do whatever they want to whomever they want.

Assholes" are people who have emotional and/or maturity issues that cause them to irritate others. Neither of these are diseases, and you can be both, but don't confuse one with the other.

They also irritate candidates and set up weird incentives. Don't compromise Look for red flags This is some of the oldest hiring advice in the industry, for a reason.

I suppose those irritate me too for the same reasons you mentioned. However, in this case, you would be wrong to assume that Just Landed is just another overfunded startup trying to conquer the world with an airport pickup app.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that unsolicited interruptions irritate me. They irritate everyone when done physically.

Also the icons were easier on the eyes, the new bright colors tire/irritate the eyes more. Also the relationship between icons and the functionality they represent was already hard in some cases.

In other words, you saw in my statements things that irritate you, and responded to those projections. And finally, joining and equating mumbo-jumbo with altruism is already very revealing in terms of your own attitude.

It signals to me that these tools are complicated in a way that will irritate me and that I should avoid these topics until the smart people have fixed the problem and reached a consensus. Hey. It worked for CSS. I avoided it for a couple of years and most of the problems have been solved for me.

It does irritate me a bit when all of these slave stories always come out during black history month as if black peoples entire history consists of slavery and then the civil rights struggle. There are black poets, artists, inventors, scientists and intellectuals that nobody really knows about.

That's just a bad idea because you're going to piss people off when it turns out that it's really nothing at all like English, and you're also going to irritate the people who wonder why Ruby constructs don't work either.

I'm sorry, but comments like this seriously irritate me. Your words here reflect some basic misunderstandings of the science involved, but rather than concluding "I don't understand this", you've instead suggested what amounts to a conspiracy theory.

For reasons I can't put my fingers on, nothing seems to irritate nerds more than the idea that they're oppressing people; it probably has something to do with the fact that so many of them were picked on growing up. The reality is that the stuff we're talking about here would, for the most part, be a firing offense at most companies.

You might eat a similar amount of processor time, but you're not going to have a similar memory footprint with any kind of GC'd language, and if the GC happens to be a stop the world GC, you're likely to see pauses in the browser that will irritate the user. Before the inevitable "memory is cheap" argument is made, I'd rather have my client app be a good neighbor.

Sure, some of these character types might personally irritate me from time to time, but Goddamn if this city wouldn't be culturally poorer without them... Whereas - the boors and hooligans, the litterers and asocial egoist vandals I've met in my time are typically what you'd presumably consider 'normal' people - generally middle class, some from the lower tracts, some from the higher - mostly employed, mostly bemonied and self-satisifed.