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The comments here are weird right now. They seem overly focused on the spat she and Yann LeCun had a while back when it doesn't seem like this incident is about
by bryan_w 6y ago
The comments here are weird right now. They seem overly focused on the spat she and Yann LeCun had a while back when it doesn't seem like this incident is about that?
Hopefully some clarification comes out about what her demands were and the internet drops their pitchfork about something that happened long ago
- apsec112 6y agoIt was only five months ago, not really that long in the scheme of things.
- bosswipe 6y agoThe LeCun affair is pretty good evidence that she's a hot head who's more than willing to provoke public drama.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoIt's a pattern of behavior. She had a thread just last week calling her employers "a bunch of privileged White men" and complaining that they were disrespecting her by not letting her work on some unspecified research project. https://twitter.com/timnitGebru/status/1331757629996109824 https://twitter.com/timnitGebru/status/1331757629996109824
- MaximumYComb 6y agoHow does she think that's acceptable? You don't slander your boss in public unless you think you're untouchable or you want out.
- spoopyskelly 6y agoEvery time one of these Twitter warriors with pronouns in bio gets put in their place the world gets a little bit better.
- lowercase1 6y agoI mean if you are a bias/ethics researcher and your bosses ignore/limit your work then there are reasons to complain/whistleblow.
- himinlomax 6y agoThis paints a picture of someone with a history of causing conflict. It points to negative personality traits (narcissism), and these people can be expected to wreck organisations.