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anonfordays
2y ago
>I suspect Google would cite the same policy this manifesto cites as evidence of it's support as a reason to remove/sanction people posting this manifesto to company resources. Possibly yes, which is fine as long as it's c
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anonfordays
2y ago
>It's in the thread I linked, the very post you quoted. He started a poll to ask if he should be banned over him posting the "unwoke" page Except he didn't post it, he had it in his profile. This is a key distinction.
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2y ago
>Srid started relitigating his impending suspension over the moderation teams head I haven't been closely monitoring the various NixOS spaces, but this seems nebulous. >it became clear that his values do not align with the modera
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anonfordays
2y ago
This is a fantastic proof of concept project that answers a question I've been asking: what if there was another language that was designed to fit between Go and Rust? Ideas?
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2y ago
That thread just makes me believe srid even more. Salient point here: "Evidently, Srid's concerns and values, as well as the recommendations and compromises he proposed in response to the charges, were casually dismissed, while ot
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anonfordays
3y ago
Ebbs and flows with time. Silicon Valley has a long and illustrious history with the military industrial complex. Miltech has been unpopular for some time, but with the war in Ukraine the pendulum is swinging the other way.
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3y ago
>The entire discourse seems to contest their very existence Except it doesn't, and again, no one has denied their existence. >You are the only one arguing about the amount of money involved as if it matters a whit of difference.
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3y ago
>And yet, they exist. That's the point. These sorts of groups all exist in one fashion or another. No one has denied they exist, this is a classic motte-and-bailey fallacy. >You quibble about the amount of funding involved, but u
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3y ago
>You could find this sort of support network probably for any underrepresented demographic in any profession or context >This is America, there are organizations for any cause and identity. We have scholarships for left-handed people
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3y ago
It's pretty crazy to watch companies so far ahead in their fields fumble the lead. This reminds me of Toyota fumbling the gigantic lead they had with hybrids and electric power trains.
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3y ago
Home prices are rising to unsustainable levels everywhere. Take a look at place where I grew up, Tracy, CA. The average home is 6x the average household income. Tracy is/was a sleepy town and it's unaffordable now.
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anonfordays
3y ago
What intent? Have you asked the author what their intent is? The linked Twitter post does not have a knife in sight. What is wrong with using the CrabLang logo when he was using valid CrabLang?
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3y ago
I get the template hate, they take a while to wrap your head around and can create cryptic bugs. Nonetheless they can be extremely powerful and enable performance and reduced complexity by being a bit complex upfront.
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3y ago
https://archive.is/JrM47
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3y ago
Congratulations! You've won the Poe's Law Post of the Day Award! "Poe's law is an adage of Internet culture which says that, without a clear indicator of the author's intent, any parodic or sarcastic expression of e