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He did mention race by referring to the "politics" in Scala, because this refers to a specific event. You can learn about it here [1]. I presumed that this was
by malcolmgreaves 4y ago
He did mention race by referring to the "politics" in Scala, because this refers to a specific event. You can learn about it here [1]. I presumed that this was common knowledge because it is widely known in the Scala community: perhaps I assumed too much.
And yes, he's white. You can verify this for yourself by looking at the blogpost author
's About page, a video from a talk they did [2], and with their self-identification as eastern european.
I'm unsure if you meant to do this, but your comment comes off as gaslighting: you don't know what's going on and you asserted something that is false as true. Next time, if you're not certain about what's going on, I encourage you to do a little bit of Googling.
[1] http://meta.plasm.us/posts/2020/07/25/response-to-john-de-goes/ http://meta.plasm.us/posts/2020/07/25/response-to-john-de-go...
[2] https://slideslive.com/38908144/a-tale-of-two-monix-stream https://slideslive.com/38908144/a-tale-of-two-monix-stream
- gorjusborg 4y agoFirst, I sincerely wish you happiness. There is no 'winning' to be had when we treat people as enemies. I don't know you, but I witnessed your behavior here. My reaction was to your behavior, not to you as a person. > I'm unsure if you meant to do this, but your comment comes off as gaslighting: you don't know what's going on and you asserted something that is false as true No, I didn't make any assertion. I asked questions based on your attack on the author. You comment was completely out of context of the article, so it seemed off-base. I can understand if you have inside knowledge, but your reaction was still not a good look to the majority of people like myself who are not. > Next time... ...I encourage you to do a little bit of Googling. Your behavior is still illustrating some of the author's point. Some individual/group cultures are cesspools of unhappy/combative people. As someone who has no desire to 'pick a side' of a language community battle, I identified with the author's lack of enthusiasm for a particular community, without knowing all the details. There's nothing wrong with that.