snarky

You complain about the tone of his posts (someone called it snarky) and then go on to post your own snarky comments, why?

All the snarky and negative comments on anything that gets created here is really turning me off.

It honestly grabbed my attention more than a bootstrap site with a full window background image and a snarky tagline overlaid.

I mean, this guy pulled her out of her car and threw her on the sidewalk because she got a bit snarky over a ticket.

You're entirely right, and said it better than my snarky response did.

I don't mean to sound snarky, but I can guarantee you that is a far from conventional view among anyone who has even a whiff of experience in economics.

My first reaction is to flag and leave a snarky comment.

Edit: sorry if this come off as a little snarky.

I've heard some good snarky comments about the way police interact with black people that brought race and humor into dangerous proximity.

It's funny and snarky, but truthfully, it's the opposite of how I want to work and want people around me to work.

My reply was a bit ambiguous and snarky.

Despite the obvious snarky intent, it appears not.

Ha, that was me that asked the snarky "Drinking Problem" question.

It never does any good, and it makes boring reading." As for the the cause of the down-votes, it's most likely the snarky part, "Really, British Museum?!" It was unnecessary to make your case.

I personally wish the article had gone a little further into being snarky, perhaps subtly, in recognizing how stupid, meaningless, unfunny, and unclever the idea of.io for "in/out" is for domains.

(And it don't mean that in a snarky way.) While I realize many people view HN as an an advertising media for their personal "brand", I prefer to think of submissions as a gift to the community that doesn't require their validation or thank-you.