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Eh... Good thing? As someone who does not have the genes to produce ADH2, I can never appreciate alcohol or the euphoria of getting tipsy. Employees in my previ
by hintymad 4y ago
Eh... Good thing? As someone who does not have the genes to produce ADH2, I can never appreciate alcohol or the euphoria of getting tipsy. Employees in my previous startups in SF openly stocked and drank lots of liquor, which made me uneasy too. It was also very frustrating that engineers in Dropbox of early days used to socialize and design their systems in noisy bars over hard liquor.
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- helloworld11 4y agoSo, because you yourself get no joy from alcohol, it frustrates you and makes you "uneasy" to see any situation where others do? Consequently, anything that forces them to consume much less is a good thing? Why? Why should others' personal pleasure bother you in the first place? I comment because this is a sadly selfish attitude that's far too common among many people about many things.
- hintymad 4y agoMy bad. I was venting indeed
- camtarn 4y agoThe last point is fair though. I love a good night out at a nice pub, but I'd hate trying to design a system in one!
- pessimizer 4y agoIt's like someone born with no legs being upset and disturbed that people enjoy jogging.