> You don’t understand it because it’s clearly a second language for you. That’s fine. It’s not shameful to have poor proficiency in another language but you should know that your lack of comprehension comes from your inability and it can be fixed with practice.
First: surely you are aware of Hacker News' guidelines about snarkiness, I invite you to read them again and remain civil when trying to have a discussion here.
Second: my failure of comprehension comes from your lack of communication skills, trying to use evasive language to hide a point instead of clearly stating out what you want to say, probably stemming from a general character trait of cowardice, and not my proficiency on a second language.
If you wish we can chat in any of the three languages I'm proficient at but I believe on Hacker News it's pretty good to keep it in English, so next time be clear about your argument or intent, I much prefer to talk to people who don't cowardly hide their speak behind coded language. It makes communication more effective, learn that.
