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If you're ever in the Silicon Valley we should "meet up". I'll be nicer to you but you're buying.
by roghummal 11y ago
If you're ever in the Silicon Valley we should "meet up". I'll be nicer to you but you're buying.
- ggreer 11y ago>>I don’t consider myself very devoted to my work, but >Don't try and pretend your problems are our problems. Struggling to survive, scrap by scrap. Fuck off. If you're ever in the Silicon Valley we should "meet up". I'll be nicer to you. You trawled through my writings to find one sentence in one blog post[1] to voice outrage at. I'm not sure how to react to that. I guess... congratulations on your hard work. I live in the bay area, but I prefer not to hang out with people who treat others so callously. I hope you understand. Edit: It appears roghummal has significantly revised his comment since I finished my reply. 1. http://geoff.greer.fm/2015/01/07/burnout-is-in-the-mind/ http://geoff.greer.fm/2015/01/07/burnout-is-in-the-mind/
- roghummal 11y ago>Edit: It appears roghummal has significantly revised his comment since I finished my reply. It doesn't 'appear' that way, that's the way it is. My edit was, just guesstimating here, 25 minutes before your post? Edit was 2-5 minutes after my original post? You've never said anything you quickly realized was indefensible? Wrong, even?
- roghummal 11y agoSo I don't confuse you with an edit and for my own gratification, I'd like you to know that I didn't 'trawl' through your posts to find something that supported mine. Your titles are bait. Their substance is minimal. When you've had something to say it has been said before, better. If you care about the code as much as you claim you should let it go. (I'm questioning this last statement.) You're a natural born CEO. Find your Woz. Edit: And then someone to run your company. (I just saw "Judging from this comment and others, you seem uninterested in civility or truth. I doubt anything can change your mind on this issue.")