helixhelix

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by helixhelix 6y ago
The greatest trait of life is the ability to adapt and survive. What would be the point of procreating in a passive Edenian world?
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by helixhelix 6y ago
What is your company policy on racial and ethnic diversity? Would you balance caucasian and non-caucasian banks?
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by helixhelix 6y ago
On the flipside, this serves as a demonstration for what is good teaching practice. The classes that suspiciously see no change go to show you can't scribble on a whiteboard and call it a day.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
Yeah. Tax dollars at work.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
Shows how little experience you have with asking people why they disagree with these changes, if you shrug off rationalism as racism.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
I can also make analogies. It's like asking a baker for carrot cake every day and when he finally makes one, you explain you were merely thinking of other people. Nobody else has asked for carrot cake but it made you feel special for a
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by helixhelix 6y ago
Oh so ending racism and homophobia in the real world takes too much effort so let's make other people CTRL+H some files instead? That's pitiful and an insult to people who try.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
I explained my entire point of view. As an ESL I can't do better. Thank you.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
I mean it as a movement that is meant to louden people's voices but ends up perpetuating stereotypes and slipping homosexuals who don't stand out and aren't flamboyant into such a profile.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
What lucrative alternatives? Is there another Linux kernel I'm not aware of? Another Google? If you can't sit down and do a good job instead of having inequality living rent-free in your head [1], who would prefer you over someone
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by helixhelix 6y ago
That's just an assumption on your end. I'm not the one going against social norms and making people pay special attention to me or else I cancel them. If anything, these codes of conduct are to LGBT what gay parades are to homosex
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by helixhelix 6y ago
How many people feel uncomfortable with this terminology and who are they? What about the people who feel uncomfortable with the new terminology instead (the majority)?
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by helixhelix 6y ago
How is that slippery slope? Are you saying only some people have the right to express hurt?
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by helixhelix 6y ago
If people get swayed away from an entire profession because of a few words, how can they have the mental capacity for constructive criticism? For being told directly that their work is sub-par and they need to improve? And how do they have
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by helixhelix 6y ago
We go extra lengths and try to formalise subjectivism but gain nothing. It's always anecdotal evidence or sensationalism that provokes such changes to be made. In fact, why don't people for these populist changes express some ar
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by helixhelix 6y ago
Professionals call it 'negative PR', 'slander', 'sabotage', and other such words. Why can't we have 'disagreement culture' or 'better-alternatives suggestionism' instead?
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by helixhelix 6y ago
But we're seeing the opposite. Speaking against counter-culture and being cancelled.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
That wasn't to make you memorise a GUI but to make you understand the connections between visual indication and concealed action. Without "fad chasing" (which is a sunk cost, a week every few years of pro graphics design), wi
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by helixhelix 6y ago
Tor with obfs4 gets around this.
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by helixhelix 6y ago
That's just an opinion piece. The author assumes statues promote racism and racial supremacy without actually posting evidence of it. Have any KKK or black panther meetings been held at those statues? Quite the contrary, some have been