You are tired, but you still read, still commented (or worse, commented but didn’t read).

I always give people benefits of the doubt. He posted it on his personal blog, going back so many years. Most of his content are technical in nature, the kind of things that would never be on the front page of HN.

the fact that he posted in his personal blog doesn't change the fact that for many of us this is corporate BS and should not be in the top of HN first page. If you disagree, upvote comments you like, don't try to be a moderator.

> Most of his content are technical in nature, the kind of things that would never be on the front page of HN.

That is exactly what many of us prefer to see, actually. The hacker part of hackernews, remember?