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A taxonomy of tech haters

43 点作者 vikrum大约 11 年前

11 条评论

Crito大约 11 年前
My favourite kind of tech hater, which I am one of, is the <i>&quot;Your application of technology creates more problems than it solves&quot;</i> hater.<p>This type of hater rails against new technologies that have no <i>realized</i> advantage over old analog&#x2F;interpersonal systems besides appearing more high-tech (and thus making the user appear to be &#x27;in tune&#x27; with the times).<p>Ever seen a AV presentation room decked out with the state of the art of 2004-5? Shit like ceiling lights, projector screens and projectors, and sound systems that can only be controlled from a piece of shit pre-iPad tablet PC that takes 5 minutes to get turned on and another 5 minutes to work... when simple mechanical switches on the wall near the door would have worked just fine.<p>This sort of tech is characterized by taking a system or process that worked perfectly fine and reliably without a computer&#x2F;software, and adding unreliable computers and software that don&#x27;t actually give you any new <i>useful</i> capabilities.<p>The &quot;IntelliLink&quot; South Park episode does a great job of representing and mocking the sort of tech that I am talking about.
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nailer大约 11 年前
Describing people who dislike your thing as &#x27;haters&#x27; is a little bit pop-music-10-years-ago.<p>I can believe something adds no value without being secretly jealous of it.
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jrockway大约 11 年前
9: People hater. Blogger that writes about the types of people that he&#x27;s better than.
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htk大约 11 年前
Don&#x27;t want to sound rude, but to me this is just a nice collection of labels to slap at anyone who disagrees with one&#x27;s opinion on a tech subject.<p>I personally prefer to just ignore &quot;haters&quot;, but critics are more than welcome!
quartz大约 11 年前
Missing my (least) favorite one: the &quot;world priorities hater.&quot; Hates anything built by intelligent people that doesn&#x27;t directly solve the problems they perceive to be important. Most often seen when small startups execute useful tools well.<p>My favorite example: <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5519814" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=5519814</a>, an app I use constantly that makes my life better but was trashed in the top comment for solving a &quot;first world problem.&quot;
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antirez大约 11 年前
At first the worst thing about haters is that often they have fake arguments. I believe that in general if you don&#x27;t like something, you can either ignore it or at least use some kind of constructive criticism, so sometimes it is really annoying when you see that the criticism has serious flaws.<p>But recently I started to appreciate the value of lemming haters: who is not able to understand when to use or not a technology regardless of what other thinks, is destined to be a loser in engineering. Engineering is a matter of braveness, you trust your judgment, so you are able to do great things instead to follow the common opinions. So, what happens is that lemming haters create a filter for lame people from entering into a community, which in the long term can be a blessing.
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gedrap大约 11 年前
My favourite kind of hater is the loner hater.<p>Work with other person&#x27;s code? No<p>Readability? Who needs it<p>Source version control? I will just email you the files<p>Design patterns, agile methods? That&#x27;s stupid hippies shit<p>Using library&#x2F;framework?No, I will write my own.<p>Unfortunately, there are plenty of them in the wild.<p>(edit: formatting)
vitd大约 11 年前
Another hater I run into: The criticism hater. (And I don&#x27;t mean to imply that the author of the blog post is one of them.) Point out real flaws in technologies that other people like (such as git, OpenGL, etc.) and you&#x27;ll get a flood of people insisting that you&#x27;re just stupid for not understanding, or that you&#x27;re trying to use it wrong, or you don&#x27;t know the &quot;right way&quot; of using it. You&#x27;re trying to have a legitimate conversation about why you find a tool lacking, but it&#x27;s all your fault to these people.
vezzy-fnord大约 11 年前
<i>Someone somewhere said they hated Comic Sans. After hearing this repeatedly and persistently others too eventually started hating on Comic Sans. Doesn&#x27;t really know why they hate Comic Sans, but they do. MongoDB, NodeJS, and Redis have met a similar fate.</i><p>Huh. MongoDB certainly has achieved status as a stereotype for magpies and using the wrong fit technology for a purpose, but to say that the aforementioned three technologies are as reviled as Comic Sans is simply ludicrous.<p>Especially not node.js, which has pretty much godlike reverence.
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dclowd9901大约 11 年前
Who hates NodeJS? The package management is phenomenal, and just because it&#x27;s ugly with async doesn&#x27;t mean you can&#x27;t fix it with something like Bluebird...<p>Other than that, it&#x27;s just a javascript-based server. Not a lot there to hate...
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pron大约 11 年前
I would add the &#x27;meh hater&#x27; and the &#x27;contrarian hater&#x27; (the latter sometimes applies to me).