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> Wolves are the result of the work, not asking the question. Wolves don’t ask to be wolves; they are. Whether or not you find this blurb interesting will prob
by silisili 9mo ago
> Wolves are the result of the work, not asking the question. Wolves don’t ask to be wolves; they are.
Whether or not you find this blurb interesting will probably determine whether or not this link is worth clicking to you.
- picardythird 9mo agoThis article has to be satire…
- seanhunter 9mo agoI know Michael Lopp. It’s not satire.
- dbt00 9mo agoI lived through some of the events described therein. It's not satire.
- picardythird 9mo agoThat’s cool it just reads like an onion piece.
- baxtr 9mo ago"A lion doesn’t concern himself with the opinions of the sheep!"
- slfreference 9mo agoOn National Geographic channel, I have seen cannibalism in lions and spotted hyneas.
- arter45 9mo ago“Jugglers and singers require a pay raise. You’re a Lannister”
- ai_critic 9mo agoIt helped me to think of it more as does-my-house-say-dead-engineer-storage-Wolf than awoo-Wolf.
- Etheryte 9mo agoI think this quote snipe without the context doesn't really do the article justice. The post is interesting both intellectually and in that it's already clearly controversial. This quote standing by itself is mostly just confusing and imo takes away from the discussion.
- nathan_compton 9mo agoA thing can become controversial exactly by appearing intellectually interesting on a superficial level but being dumb on a deep read. This splits the audience in the superficial readers and those with the time or expertise to read the piece with a deeper view. Both teams see the other as missing the point.
- lastdong 9mo agoGoogle AI overview returned: “A ‘lone wolf’ is a wolf that has left its pack to find a new territory or mate, a natural dispersal behaviour crucial for genetic diversity.” Interesting enough people do jump around to build their skills.
- Throaway1982 9mo agoShark or sheep?