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That's the worst possible response! The way you want think this man should cleverly manoeuvre out of people thinking he's behaving badly is by being deliberatel
by hug 7y ago
That's the worst possible response! The way you want think this man should cleverly manoeuvre out of people thinking he's behaving badly is by being deliberately malicious?
You think the solution is being obnoxious and doing that in such a way that is literally exact same amount of effort as just being nice?
Then, your imaginative response when someone points out that everything you are suggesting is shitty behaviour, the answer is to point back at them and say "no you"?!
- zozbot234 7y ago> ...being deliberately malicious? Of course. After all, 'malicious compliance' is a relative term; the alternative is to ignore the request altogether and do nothing at all!
- hug 7y agoYou could just comply with the request in good faith, of course, which you still have yet to come up with any argument against.
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- josteink 7y agoI'm feeling a little sensitive right now about your use of "you". It feels very direct, hostile and threatening to me. I would appreciate it if you could rewrite all your HN posts to exclude the use of "you" and rather use alternate grammatical forms. It's not a big job really, so you shouldn't have any possible reason not to comply.
- josteink 7y ago> The way you want think this man should cleverly manoeuvre out of people thinking he's behaving badly is by being deliberately malicious? Sure. When people are trying to sabotage his courses by continuously injecting their political, highly leftist and non-CS-related agenda into it, his response should be as malicious as humanly possible. What's next? Should we let flat-earthers dictate how we teach science?