bitmunk

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by bitmunk 4y ago
Would you find their behaviour acceptable? Would you find it positive?
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by bitmunk 4y ago
Let's say there's 20 Bobs in your class, and they are pushy, not pushy because that would be harrasment ;) Also the Bobs don't give a shit about the class, they just got in to talk about [INSERT ANNOYING HOBBY]. It's t
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by bitmunk 4y ago
>he purest romantic intentions (the post talks of wife material, not one night stands) Sure, using academic data to statically enter the easiest class with most chicks exudes pure romanticism. I'm sure the upperclassmen playing prof
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by bitmunk 4y ago
I've seen some downright hideous guys get laid and get a girlfriend. They didn't use first year classes as a shittier Tinder, nor were they especially aggressive. The problem seems to be elsewhere...
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by bitmunk 4y ago
"There's people starving and being sexually assaulted, so any concern you have is invalid."
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by bitmunk 4y ago
They didn't say subtle, or that you had to track the entirety of the hypothetical 1000.
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by bitmunk 4y ago
A smug upperclassmen != Good teacher
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by bitmunk 4y ago
Let's change the subjects from "horny upperclassmen" to "MLM representatives that want to get new suckers". Would you be fine with going to a class where a significant percentage of people are trying to get you to s
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by bitmunk 4y ago
Damore was (with a lot of benefit of the doubt) totally clueless. Sure, he'll talk about how he thinks that discrimination is bad, and how he doesn't approve of sexism. He turns around and says that women are just neurotic and &qu
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by bitmunk 4y ago
Simply an average mall cop in Night City.
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by bitmunk 4y ago
Well the grandfather comment talked about disability compensation inflation, aka, simple fraud. I don't think it overly outrageous to consider that someone that works for an organization that (recently!) backed death squads, would stoo
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by bitmunk 4y ago
Cynical about the literal CIA? I'm still not convinced it's not some weird counter-productive PSYOP.
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by bitmunk 4y ago
>In the academy, left-wing beliefs dominate; therefore, the affirmative action supporters would be first and foremost demanding preferences for conservatives, libertarians, moderates, fascists, monarchists, and other people who do not ac
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by bitmunk 4y ago
Saying "You just don't get it" isn't really an argument. The only times I've seen Myers-Briggs used are either as harmless entertainment ("Look at this meme. I'm such a INFP, tee hee.") or in Brazil-
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by bitmunk 5y ago
>This is a very naive viewpoint. No it's not, the relationship between the company itself and the employees is fundamentally hostile, the desires of the shareholders will, also, expand to fill up all of space-time if you let them. I
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by bitmunk 5y ago
If they treat their employees well they have nothing to fear.
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by bitmunk 5y ago
Yeah, try that outside a 100 km radius from SV.
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by bitmunk 5y ago
They might not be Protestants, but the cultural framework created by them the is still there.
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by bitmunk 5y ago
>he is literally the only human completely implacable regarding the degrees of freedom that should be guaranteed to algorithms and software. So he's the Emperor from W40K? Got it. /s
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by bitmunk 5y ago
>Yes, he's being aggressive; no, there's nothing wrong with that. Being an asshole is bad, specially when you are asking for help. Not being an asshole doesn't make you a corporate shill nor being an asshole make your feed
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by bitmunk 5y ago
They chanted about executing your VP.
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by bitmunk 5y ago
>Its time to cheer, not to dump. Very poor choice of words.
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by bitmunk 5y ago
No, but that's never stopped anyone.
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by bitmunk 6y ago
Welp, we're back at the Gilded Age.
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by bitmunk 6y ago
> I personally hope both San Francisco and all of California suffers fiscal collapse. And you are surprised that the residents hate you? I dislike plenty of cities but ideating about their absolute collapse speaks a lot.
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by bitmunk 6y ago
The subset of techies you are talking about like to think that about themselves like that. They're as emotional and biased as the rest of us mortals, proof of that for example is characterizing the comment as irrational just becaus
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by bitmunk 6y ago
That's another issue, my point is that this isn't new. Business have always had political postures and actions, the only different thing is that the illusion of Silicon Valley being "neutral" isn't working anymore.
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by bitmunk 6y ago
>Is a whiteboard political? If I buy a whiteboard from Staples, and draw a confederate flag and some hate speech it does not get erased automatically. Have the whiteboard manufacturers made a political statement because their products do
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by bitmunk 6y ago
> Businesses were always involved in politics but you didn't really know the politics of your business or leaders as you do today. They did lobbying but it really wasn't something discussed openly and often-times had varied int
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by bitmunk 6y ago
An apolitical being is as real as a unicorn.

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