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Without knowledge of preferred pronouns, "they" seems appropriate.
by acer4666 5y ago
Without knowledge of preferred pronouns, "they" seems appropriate.
- UbrtrbNchDneRle 5y agoviraptor 1 : 0 the west.
- fgeiger 5y agoAs I read it, the point was not about the wrong pronoun but about the fact that the suite is developed by one person and not a large team and that the burden of benchmarking Linux performance should maybe not rest on one person alone.
- rat9988 5y agoYou missed his point. There was no wrong pronoun, this is what he is claiming.
- leadingthenet 5y ago...and people like to pretend this kind of nonsense hasn't penetrated into every social space.
- IntelMiner 5y agoA single data point does not an argument make
- jraph 5y agoIt unfortunately still hasn't penetrated into the most old school ones, apparently. Whatever you are talking about anyway.
- 5e92cb50239222b 5y agoIf by "old school" you mean "everywhere outside of Silicon Valley", then maybe. Coming from a pretty conservative society, I read these sorts of discussions with mild amusement. I may have formed a mistaken impression of the US society, but it seems to me that it tends to bounce from one extreme of political or social views to another.
- jraph 5y agoI would not know, I live in Europe ;-) Extrema do exist here though.