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What did he do?
by an0malous 6mo ago
What did he do?
- 2ndorderthought 6mo agoWealthy white dude edging towards senility taking a liking to bathrobe social media shorts. Take a guess. It's going to involve a political party and a lot of weird public takes unrelated to software.
- amarant 6mo agoWhite men are not allowed to grow old? How come? Doesn't really seem fair, I'm gonna be a old white man some day, ain't really that much I can do about it...(Well, I suppose sex changes are a thing now, but really?)
- 2ndorderthought 6mo agoOf course they are. I'm only stating a trend so people can infer.
- wizzwizz4 6mo agoAre you going to be wealthy, with your head buried in the firehose of an algorithmic feed? Those are things you can do something about. Alternatively, you could take a crack at deconstructing whiteness. Depending how young you currently are, you might be able to make a dent by the time you're an old man. That's trickier though, because it involves serious social reform. Or if sociology isn't your deal, maybe you could become a biologist, and cure old age?
- b65e8bee43c2ed0 6mo agoshalom
- runarberg 6mo agoEven just purely on a professional level, he’s clean code architecture was very bad advice, which was marketed and hyped up to something it never deserved. The software industry should have cancelled Uncle Bob like archeologists cancelled Graham Hancock purely for his professional opinions (though I am not against cancelling him for his political opinions either; we can do both).
- Cheese48923846 6mo agoHe became Lord Voldemort. No one knows exactly what he did, but you don't dare even whisper his name.
- abbadadda 6mo agoAn AI search summary tells me “racist and misogynistic” remarks.
- hokkos 6mo agopromoting that every function should be no more than 4 to 6 lines long