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cczizou
6y ago
Agreed.
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cczizou
6y ago
Great post. Thanks for sharing this.
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cczizou
6y ago
Gitea has worked great for me.
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cczizou
6y ago
This story is about a business (Github) deciding to change language in their product that could carry racist connotations. It’s not about criminalizing racist language.
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cczizou
6y ago
This, I agree with. However, I still see a value in relinquishing problematic language early and often.
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6y ago
Seriously. All the straw men in all the comments.
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6y ago
What if we already went down a slippery slope by permitting racist language to permeate culture and making things right requires an equally slippery slope? Could this be the reality we live in now? I would contend, however, that those who a
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6y ago
It’s always nonsense if you don’t give a fuck.
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6y ago
This is a good point. Language has original meaning and cultural meaning.
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6y ago
Slippery slopes on slippery slopes.
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6y ago
This is useful. I tend to look for a universal rule I can abide by but reality requires alternative solutions. My hope is to find solutions that benefit collective society while not creating new inequities in the process. I believe conflict
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cczizou
6y ago
These are very true and so difficult to adhere to when I’m emotionally connected to an issue. Thank you!
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6y ago
Thanks! This is so easily forgotten.
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Ask HN: How do you avoid cherry-picking data?
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6y ago
I love stories about people who got into tech along an uncommon path.
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6y ago
+1
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cczizou
6y ago
Does anyone know if they wear masks more in Japan? That might make a difference.
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6y ago
Agreed. And the person who coined the term “inbox zero” rolls over in his grave.
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6y ago
This is such a moving target but right now my eldest son is having a great time making explainer videos and posting to YouTube. He’s learning to shoot better footage, edit video, and about his subject matter. My younger kids are playing wit
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6y ago
Completely agree. There are superfans for everything (Apple, Android, gaming platforms, NASCAR, sports teams). Toxicity like this has to be encouraged to thrive. Elon loves it too much.
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6y ago
I really know this same Monday feeling. I’m ready for anything on Monday morning but often out of gas by Tuesday afternoon. I’m just now learning to be sensitive to this rhythm. It doesn’t always work with my schedule or the demands of the
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6y ago
Location: North Carolina, United States Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TSQL, Oracle, PL/SQL, PostreSQL, MicroStrategy, Tableau, PowerBI, Regex, light script programming for ETL Résumé/CV: Please emai
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6y ago
I struggle to take Musk seriously. He has too much to gain from getting people working again. His production operations are notoriously behind schedule and only accelerate by throwing more (literal) bodies at the problem.
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6y ago
Somehow, the Blockchain has to play into this.
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6y ago
We need some more competition. Maybe a real-life Pied Piper.
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6y ago
Correct me if I’m wrong, I think North Carolina’s outbreaks began a bit later than Sweden’s?
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I agree. Where I live, social groups and families have continued to meet in person without regard to spreading the illness. My state is seeing new case counts flatten but my specific county is still gaining new cases at a higher rate than t
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Can we really compare conscientious Swedes with bold Brits or brash Americans? I live in a state in the USA where our Governor has instated a full lockdown. Yet, our citizens are out and about intentionally going against guidelines.