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Nonsense, everyone wants to work on their own ideas.

• Tichy 19y ago
  So finding co-founders is impossible? I think not. You can also listen to some other person's idea, recognize it as great and work on that idea.
  • tim2 19y ago
    I just thought that, all else being equal, people on both sides are equally stubborn about sticking to their own ideas. Do you find this not to be the case?
    • Tichy 19y ago
      I didn't think in terms of people on sides, just about arrogant hackers. Of course there are all kinds of people who only ever consider their own ideas to be worthwhile.
      • tim2 19y ago
        If this is the case for hackers then I can at least see a very good reason for it. The _only_ reason I learned to program was for the power it gives me to create new things and explore whatever I want. Take that away from me? Forget it, I'll do any number of occupations where I can earn more.
        • Tichy 19y ago
          But some things are hard or impossible to achieve alone, so teaming up with others might be necessary.
          • tim2 19y ago
            Indeed, indeed.