myst1c

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by myst1c 2y ago
I agree with the theory about him telegraphing the frustration with his investors through his accusations of the fight against "evil private equity." That is so, so typical. Enough accusations form a whole letter of confession wit
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by myst1c 2y ago
No, Matt is just a classic CEO exhibiting symptoms of narcissist personality disorder who's now getting served in court and doesn't realise how much he earned it.
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by myst1c 2y ago
Note that a pathological kind of "social justice" that alienates a bunch of people who the ingroup considers irredeemable is simply known as sociopathy.
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by myst1c 2y ago
Hey Matt, you're behaving like a normal abuser who's successfully managed to mask up to this point. None of your behavior is clever. If you continue down this path, it's not going to be good for you.
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by myst1c 2y ago
This is a "both things are true" situation. There is a group working to smear Nix, Eelco, and everyone related to the project who are now playing the innocent victims and pretending they didn't sign a letter that started with
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by myst1c 2y ago
The crybullying in the nearby comment is part of the observation. The two people in that thread have been ganging up on others in the Nix community for months now. Another thread[1]; note the same couple people. > For example, you were a
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by myst1c 2y ago
Watch out, they may call you the problem when they're accidentally talking about themselves... It's very bad and one can simply look through the Discourse and GitHub issues from earlier this year to discover the full extent of the
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by myst1c 2y ago
If you look elsewhere in this thread, many of the bullies are doing PR for Lix and trying to use this situation to their advantage. What no one is disclosing to people is that their fork of nixpkgs (ForkOS) is nearly done, so pointing peopl
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by myst1c 2y ago
> This is not true, there have been many vacant positions across several Nix teams because the original project has been unable to keep these people. Might it have something to do with the culture of bullying and intimidation that you we
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by myst1c 2y ago
There are plenty of fantastic reasons not to, despite the prior issues with Eelco's leadership style. The NixOS Starknet situation[1] was very suspicious and involved many of the wrong incentives for an open source project. One of the