The Anorexic Startup: A Tale of Sex, Drugs, and C++
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Re: The Anorexic Startup: A Tale of Sex, Drugs, and C++
#32Two of my favorites:
Starving to death on 200 Million (The Industry Standard)
August (A film based on Globe.com)
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#33Sad that it isn't clear from the get-go that this is fictional. Points deducted.
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#34It's a story , you silly fools. It's called fiction. It's pretty good, though I feel like a lot of the length was kind of redundant; it would have been better shorter. Or, as George Carlin put it: >I’ve also grown weary of reading about clouds in a book. Doesn’t this piss you off? You’re reading a nice story, and suddenly the writer has to stop and describe the clouds. Who cares?.......I’m not interested. Skip the cl…
Read through the thread. Nobody.
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#35Highly entertaining. I'll admit, I wasn't positive it was satire until the Anonymous bit. Still, a thoroughly enjoyable read. Also, SoreGoggles actually sounds like a fun idea for an app.
The fake tweets about vomiting all over the stage were definitely entertaining.
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#37Sad that it isn't clear from the get-go that this is fictional. Points deducted.
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#39Re: The Anorexic Startup: A Tale of Sex, Drugs, and C++
#40Too often Sci-Fi books go down this path as well, taking what could be an otherwise compelling story and turning it into ... this. (Daemon by Daniel Suarez is the first thing that comes to mind)
I should make it a point that frank discussions of sex and human sexuality don't bother me in the least, but drugged-up-sex-power-struggle-bullshit? Mer.