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It's common courtesy not to interject in a technical discussion with identity politics.
by reflexco 4y ago
It's common courtesy not to interject in a technical discussion with identity politics.
- nailer 4y agoif there's was ever any mention of identity politics in jiggawatts' comment it has now been removed.
- pbarthelemy 4y agoI think reflexco meant this as a joke….
- reflexco 4y agoNo, this is what identity politics is, reducing technical matters to which camp you're in ("your post gives me crypto vibes, scam!!"). Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe this doesn't belong on HN.
- NoGravitas 4y agoNo. Broad technical camps are not identity politics, and they're a necessary simplification for making judgements about the massive amount of technical novelty being produced today. I am not going to investigate each crypto scam presented to me for all of its technical details; there are too many of them. It's enough to know it's cryptocurrency-adjacent, and therefore, probably a scam.
- seoaeu 4y agoHonestly pretty funny that you are so critical of identity politics yet so uninformed about what that term actually means