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by Arainach
422 days ago
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No. Liking coffee is only one aspect of a person. Once you're talking you can learn more, make connections, and potentially have a friend who you keep talking to even after you return home. To give a more HN-specific example: If you work at a software company in the US and go to a software company in India/Poland/etc. aren't you going to find the same people at home? Of course not, their job is only one small part of who they are. |
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Yes, and (back to the original point) despite cultural differences, you will have something in common to connect with one another! (complaining about software)