Why does everyone feel compelled to live their life in the public? Shut up and sit down! You ain't special, dear..
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#32What the..
I've been fired before. Wasn't too happy about it myself.
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#33Let's say that Holman did something not so hyperbolically terrible as these silly examples, but still terrible enough to reflect on his character for some people but not others (as in, the reason is controversial), and that's what got him fired (this is for arguments sake; I have no idea who he is or why he got fired). This sentence would then be a very important one to him in this article.
But, the sentence is embedded in the very abstract essay, which is of course a good essay, albeit not particularly novel in its ideas ("people get dealt bad hands or make mistakes and we have social mores that prevent us from rigorously considering this" what else is new?). So we get a sort of intellectual dishonesty we see regularly from politicians: deep philosophical musings to surround a quick sweep-under-the-rug of the actual issue. Or it could just be a philosophical essay. I don't know what it is, but I know what it sounds like.
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
That was my first thought too. But this seems too far after that incident for it to be the cause.
The investigation into the claims was performed and completed in April 2014. https://github.com/blog/1823-results-of-the-github-investiga... I don't believe it would take a year to fire someone.
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#36Ha, that Atlassian tweet was pretty good.
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#37Why was he fired?
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#38Why does everyone feel compelled to live their life in the public? Shut up and sit down! You ain't special, dear..
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