azrazalea

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by azrazalea 10y ago
Last time I was thinking about it the number of non-standard extensions combined with there being multiple RFCs involved if you want to support more than minimal features led me not to consider it for my hobby/learning project.
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by azrazalea 10y ago
Well, the author tried to account for that by saying that normal flagged posts don't go down near as fast. If what is being said in other threads is true, high karma accounts clicking flag could push a post off the front page without s
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by azrazalea 10y ago
Idk if lawyers have weighed in, but many open source contributors are definitely under the impression that if you rewrite/remove all contributions of a contributor you are then free to relicense the resulting work without their permiss
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by azrazalea 10y ago
That's not much of a moral argument, which from context is the type of argument the poster was making.
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by azrazalea 10y ago
More likely to be legally upheld in court though IMHO
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by azrazalea 10y ago
It is far from unheard of for someone to kill themselves in these situations. Also, still working in the industry could be considered surviving and someone who left the industry due to this treatment could be considered someone who didn&#x2
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by azrazalea 10y ago
> mandate that people aren't allowed to say these things If you are rude or disrespectful to people at your job then you are negatively effecting your job performance and you will be fired due to that. This is anywhere. I haven&#x27
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by azrazalea 10y ago
> No, it's not. Please stop with the weasel-worded equivalencies. > Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as "the intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another pers
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by azrazalea 10y ago
> You can't say Merry Christmas. Specifically in schools, this is problematic because it makes children who do not celebrate christmas feel left out. Adults should be able to handle it, children not so much. > You can't say
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by azrazalea 10y ago
Emotion is a valid reason to hold an opinion. It may not be a good reason in many cases, but it isn't invalid. Having facts to back up your position is good thing, but not having facts backing it up doesn't automatically mean it i
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by azrazalea 10y ago
I agree that violence isn't the answer. However, my main beef with Milo (and why I would support peaceful protesting about his talks) is his specific and public harassment of specific people. This is the main example https:/&#x2F
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by azrazalea 10y ago
Just like "Black Lives Matter" doesn't mean "Only Black Lives Matter" their statement doesn't mean those are the only extremely important topics that need discussion.
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by azrazalea 10y ago
I've always had an internal issue here. On one hand, I believe heavily in free speech to the point where as a principle (but not a constitutional thing) I find a lot of twitter and facebook's recent behavior awful. On a personal l
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by azrazalea 10y ago
To be clear, I meant market share isn't solely a corporate concern. Certainly it is in the corporation's best interest, but it is also a very big interest from a non-profit/altruistic perspective.
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by azrazalea 10y ago
> They also backed EME, No they didn't. They argued and fought against EME until it was clear that there was no way they would win. At that point they implemented it so that they could stay relevant, without it their market share wo
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by azrazalea 10y ago
> Clojure is untyped, I hear many people praising it but I don't know any big project done in Clojure. Not sure your standard of big, but: 1. Most of Climate Corporation's ( https://climate.com/ ) backend is writ