riverside

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   by riverside 10y ago

   Honestly this is a bit of a bummer. Not because it's good or useful for Travis to be on the advisory board, but because I want to live in a world where Uber continues to correctly be branded across social media as a fascist-collaborati
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   by riverside 10y ago

   so brave
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   by riverside 10y ago

   me too, buddy.
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   by riverside 10y ago

   Good!
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   by riverside 10y ago

   >How is this any different >Before someone suggests that I'm equating the two actions, I am not. Sounds like you know the answer!
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   by riverside 10y ago

   his twitter feed, linked in the article: https://twitter.com/antipcnyuprof
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   by riverside 10y ago

   My critique of his actions starts and ends with this: If you're posting a bunch of trollbait just to see if your peers and students will react poorly, and then they do, and you get in trouble for it, good.
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   by riverside 10y ago

   Hot take: If a company can't afford to pay its workers a living wage, it doesn't deserve to be a company anymore.
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   by riverside 10y ago

   For those who don't want to read the article, "What happened when I challenged the PC campus culture at NYU" really means "What happened when I tweeted a bunch of right-wing garbage and associated it with my employer, b