[b0rbb]

I think categorizing Tech Workers as a whole as being synonymous with this website's target audience isn't a correct assumption.

There's some social circles I frequent that are made up of folks that anyone here would qualify as a "Tech Worker" that - and I mean this without any exaggeration - abhor the community of commenters at HN. And I don't mean just folks outside of SV or other major tech hubs. There are people that very much believe the commenters here are the worst people in the industry.

And just to be clear, I'm not of that belief, but it's worth pointing out that the population of Tech Workers on HN isn't going to be indicative of Tech Workers as a whole.

Going back to the previous topic however; Those same people I'm referring to often have a complete overlap with those that are burned out by AI in any form (usage, discussion around it, being advertised to, being forced to use it).

And to some of their concerns, I genuinely empathize with them. That's probably best gone into via something like a blog post or anything else that lends itself to long form writing.

[gaigalas]

> the population of Tech Workers on HN isn't going to be indicative of Tech Workers as a whole

That's why I'm asking for a real world example outside of the internet? It's all weird bubbles here.

Your comment actually strenghtens my critique.

[tim333]

>...without any exaggeration - abhor the community of commenters at HN

How come? We seem a mostly harmless lot?