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   by movaps 6y ago

   He was told off for asking people out. His (an autistic man keep in mind) solution was "pleasure cards", as opposed to business cards. It's a very tame innuendo which suffers from outdated language. People don't use the
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   by movaps 6y ago

   I assume MIT has a department which handles sexual harassment incidents. Why has none of this gone through proper channels if it's so egregious?
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   by movaps 6y ago

   Nobody said anything about what they look like. I'm not sure why you're assuming we're racists. Priority should be given to whoever would have the biggest negative impact. There's no need to bring justice into it. And so
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   by movaps 6y ago

   People have been disenfranchised and called extreme for much less than your examples. People being fired over tweets comes to mind. It doesn't matter who's doing the disenfranchising if it's ubiquitous.
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   by movaps 6y ago

   This is shockingly naive and biased. Forcibly changing a person's mind, their being, is arguably worse than physical violence. You'd have to be pretty creative to come up with something more dystopian than purging political enemie
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   by movaps 6y ago

   Nope, it's a combo of makefiles (GNU flavour I think) and C called Kconfig.