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TV, I think, is a good discriminator. I could list "Objective C", "Node.js" etc, but sharing similar tech passions aren't as accurate at predicting compatibilit
by resdirector 12y ago
TV, I think, is a good discriminator. I could list "Objective C", "Node.js" etc, but sharing similar tech passions aren't as accurate at predicting compatibility.
I could well be completely wrong. I aim to find out.
- clairity 12y agoit just made me wonder if tv might be a distraction. but i also think this quiz only gives you half the equation - you'd have evidence you could be friends but it doesn't tell you whether you could be co-workers (requires similar motivations/work ethic & complementary skills). although i like seinfeld, i'm squarely on the friends end of the seinfeld-friends continuum, so i guess that wouldn't bode well for a partnership. =)
- resdirector 12y agoi'm squarely on the friends end of the seinfeld-friends continuum, so i guess that wouldn't bode well for a partnership. =) Don't get me started on Friends! That would rate five thumbs down for me ;P. Re your larger point of the quiz only giving half (or a third) of the story, true, but I have a bold hypothesis that people who share strong passions and peeves often have similar motivations. In other words, I hypothesize that our interests tell us more about who we are than we think. (That said, I perhaps listed too much TV!)