[cowmoo]

Uhh, I really hate INTJ personalities, most are so uptight centered on being judgmental. The "worker bee" personality that I see at IT/software places.

INFP ftw, feeling up and perceiving people over thinking and judging people!

[gojomo]

As an INTP, I hear ya, INFP! But those $@!%#& hyperliteral nit-picky TLDR-craving conclusion-jumping downvote-happy INTJs have a clear plurality here.

We're going to need a ?N?P coalition — INFP, INTP, ENFP, ENTP — to retain a little space for some poetic truth and beauty on HN.

There are barely enough ?S?? here to be worth courting. They're probably out dancing and drinking themselves to death during prime HN submission/comment hours, anyway. But just in case any S are reading this, all I have to say to you is: herd immunity and antibiotic resistance are real things! Use some protection! (Ah, damn, that was a little J of me. Sometimes I put on a J or E mask, but it's just for laughs, honest.)

[dkuntz2]

Your feelings make you weak.

All joking aside, definitionally feelers are going to place higher weight on their personal feelings, which makes discussing technical subjects difficult, because they're less willing to evaluate different things on their merits alone.

[igorgue]

Hahaha I hate them too (INTP here), unfortunately lots of people I interact with are INTJ, which is why I like to be alone, I think, well maybe that's not the only reason.

They are perfectly described by Miguel de Icaza in this article: http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2011/Feb-17.html

[gpcz]

I'm feeling pretty judged by this comment.

[cowmoo]

Haha, touche.