Life is full of generalisations, do you expect every post made by every person, every day, on every blog, to contain every possible excruciating detail about every super tiny little aspect of exactly what they did, how they did it, when they did it? You're only short-changing yourself if you reject every communication from someone who doesn't happen to share your obsession with pedantry and trivia.
"I launched a startup today. First, I went to the bathroom, then read an article in Entrepreneur, then pushed the site code to production, but had to back that out because the db config was wrong, so we did another push, then we brought the site up... and we waited 7.323212 minutes before submitting a "Show HN" to HN, then waited 19.11111111 seconds for the first hit to our site...
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and that's how we made $400.00 dollars on day one, which is way more than the $230.00 it cost to run the site, but since that doesn't include the cost of our own salaries, our startup isn't quite profitable yet. Check back tomorrow for the next exciting installment! Same bat time, same bat channel."