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no it's not. it just depends on who you think your audience is. why do people always put their own use case as general rule for everyone? granted, you're talki
by rjzzleep 14y ago
no it's not. it just depends on who you think your audience is. why do people always put their own use case as general rule for everyone?
granted, you're talking about making money. otherwise is perfectly fine being a complete douchebag and everyone still using and loving what you build, invent, research.
- minikites 14y agoAnd how's that working out?
- mcantelon 14y agoIt worked out pretty well for Steve Jobs.
- acuozzo 14y agoYeah except, well, the dying at 56 part.
- nsmartt 14y agoYeah, because that's related to whether or not he was a jerk. Spoiler: It isn't.
- sp332 14y agoHe refused his doctors' advice about surgery. He said it was because he was scared and didn't want to face reality, but not taking care of yourself for the sake of your family seems like a jerk move to me.
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- mcantelon 14y agoThere are likely "nice" people out there with irrational aversions to Western medicine as well.
- brandoncapecci 14y agoOtherwise nice. It's seems more likely that the sick just aren't clever enough to see what a dick move it is to give up. "Aversion to western medicine"... suicide... what's the difference?
- rjzzleep 14y agoffmpeg, linux, plenty more? what are you guys talking about. steve jobs doesn't really count, there's plenty guys, who actually built things themselves and successfully on top of that.
- majelix 14y agoBeing clever is all well and good as long as you're right. But all those enemies you're making by being a jagoff are waiting for you to slip (or at least won't be forgiving). In the mean time, Forrest Gump has buddies everywhere who willing to give him the benefit of the doubt when he accidentally commits a broken build. Be excellent to each other.