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Whenever I visit MIT to work with some researchers there I always manage to sneak in an Aaron reference and love watching their faces. People can justify what h
by cinquemb 11y ago
Whenever I visit MIT to work with some researchers there I always manage to sneak in an Aaron reference and love watching their faces. People can justify what happened by citing that he broke the Law™, but this is still a sore thing for many on the campus, that I think those who want to, shouldn't miss the beat to rub salt in MIT's wounds, especially because of the history around hacking at MIT.
People won't think twice about things they don't like unless you make it unavoidable.
- briandear 11y agoHow professional of you.
- cinquemb 11y agoYeah, I just want to live my life as whatever the fuck random people who really don't give a damn about me (and vice versa) equate to being as "professional"… lol Surprisingly, it doesn't stop people who want to work with me. I guess it helps when you can do useful stuff a couple standard deviations away from the vapid/banal bullshit most seem satisfied working on and aggrandizing such efforts :P
- aws_ls 11y agoYour use of professional reminds me why I hate such cliche words. We are remembering a soul, whom we all feel guilty of letting down in our own ways. I am actually delighted that the GP, displays their humanity and caring, even when does not need to. Professionalism be damned, quirks and caring makes us human. Edit: And why people downvoted the GP? Are they passing their judgement on GP's raising the topic with MIT people they interact with. Please note GP is just sharing it, in an after-the-act relevant discussion.