> Can you point out some "hive mind" ideologies here on HN? Sure. See any comments relating to "idea guy" vs "hacker" or "founder" vs "employee." The hivemind

> Can you point out some "hive mind" ideologies here on HN? Sure. See any comments relating to "idea guy" vs "hacker" or "founder" vs "employee." The hivemind attitude that I see on HN could be summarized by "People who can write code should be given preferential treatment." Which makes sense, given by and large, people who participate here have some sort of coding capabilities, so that mentality is clearly self serving. But hardly makes this balanced, and not hive-minded.