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And there's an argument that the ignorance and poor comment quality is exactly why they should be kept, highlighted, and passed about.
by defrost 2mo ago
And there's an argument that the ignorance and poor comment quality is exactly why they should be kept, highlighted, and passed about.
- jimnotgym 2mo agoBut what does one learn, if one is ignorant and is only reading ignorant comments?
- defrost 2mo agoThe reason red-backs have the publicly visible red stripe is so others can identify them for what they are. You're advocating for making red-backs less visible? Consider Meta-borg, it's their own comment history that may damn them in the multiplying deliberate child manipulation trials as common people clearly see how they think.
- jimnotgym 2mo agoI don't get the references, sorry, but I do see your underlying point. I just wish the people who value critical thinking so highly when we are talking about the js ecosystem or llms, didn't turn into Victorians when we talk about poverty
- defrost 2mo agoApologies, busy times IRL. Red backs are an Australian spider that has a painful, potentially fatal, bite - you want to know what they are when dealing with them (often just moving them away from people you love, sometimes straight up the vacuum tube). Meta - formerly Facebook, is facing an increasing number of trials across the US and other countries related to their internally discussed in emails handling of children. attracting them, hooking them, and grooming them to be adult units of income, etc - regardless of detrimental effects.
- armchairhacker 2mo agoHow are the comments ignorant and what should we learn?