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cookiecaper on Dec 2, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: Ask HN: I don't like my new job, now what?

Neither does "smart/inquisitive" mean "must always be proved right" or "can't talk to people". Your comment does not seem relevant.

jazzyk on Dec 2, 2015 [–]

I think you've just agreed with me? Perhaps I should have used "does not imply" instead of "not equal to". And the comment is relevant, because I claim that there are many smart people in IT who are not jerks, while you had a defeatist attitude ("most people in IT are difficult, deal with it".

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