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artsyxxx
9y ago
Totally understand your sentiment. If I may ask, when you look at men like Don Draper in a suit and tie or politicians etc. do you surmise they too are uncomfortable? In other words do you believe it's impossible to be comfortable in a
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artsyxxx
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Yes, most certainly. The tie in combination with a comfortable stiff collar compresses the arteries in my neck and prevents me from letting anger and stress rise up into my upper chest area and stay there. In combination with breathing I ca
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artsyxxx
9y ago
It's cool of you to share bro. I would care we reserve judgement and the urge to draw conclusions until we have collected a lot of evidence. My father too has a PhD and dresses like mantracker. Blending in is a societal concern we can
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artsyxxx
9y ago
Truth is as coders we understand we can do whatever the fuck we please, so wearing a suit or a gorilla costume are equally acceptable if they help get the job done. Edit : cuss word added for effect. Not sure if you guys and gals also talk
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artsyxxx
9y ago
The word confidence is overloaded and means many things to each person. It's worthy of a discussion in its own right.
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artsyxxx
9y ago
We used to wear a pink hat during production deploys. There is definitely a semaphore phenomenon that comes with ties and pocket squares.
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artsyxxx
9y ago
The halo effect is definitely one aspect, also the Diderot effect or California effect. There are many other nuances I care very much to understand, one of them being a possible memory palace effect.
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artsyxxx
9y ago
I'd like to know all about it from any perspective. I've come to learn the reasons people do things are varied and worthy of respect. It may seem outwardly that one is exhibiting a certain behavior for one reason whereas the truth
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Ask HN: Who regulary wears a suit and tie to the the office?
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artsyxxx
9y ago
Too many to list in the thread, it's the kind of thing you need to be determined to try for about a month to see for yourself. If done right it's akin to developing a superpower.
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Ask HN: Does anyone work in anything but a casual workplace?
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artsyxxx
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