The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee

Re:The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee by melindajb on Tuesday March 18, 2014 @12:43AM (#7420221)

again, you're incapable of recognizing these are two entirely different situations? Ok, here's what you sound like.

People complained my shit stinks when I shit in the bathroom. People complained when I took a shit on my grandmother's dining room rug. I get so confused about where to take a shit!

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Re:The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee by teacup50 on Tuesday March 18, 2014 @02:16AM (#7420447)

> again, you're incapable of recognizing these are two entirely different situations?

Are they, really? I dated multiple women from work before I met my wife. It's not earth shattering -- we spend 8 hours a day with these people, and there's bound to be some level of attraction between some of them.

Not everyone thinks exactly the way you do. Things go more smoothly when you aim to be understanding of those differences.

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Re:The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee by enry_straker on Tuesday March 18, 2014 @01:19AM (#7420333)

Wow. What an inappropriate analogy. Way to go.

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Re:The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee by primitivesuave on Tuesday March 18, 2014 @05:54AM (#7421020)

Any other analogy you could have made is better than the analogy you made.

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Re:The Myth of the Non-Technical Startup Employee by sliverstorm on Tuesday March 18, 2014 @01:34AM (#7420368)

Your anger is really not a very effective discussion tactic. You might think me the idiot, but you're doing an excellent job making a fool of yourself.

Anyway, I'll find humor wherever I please, and you'll just have to live with that.

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