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Ruby Central Is Not Behaving in Good Faith, and I've Got Receipts

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Re: Ruby Central Is Not Behaving in Good Faith, and I've Got Receipts

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The only direct quote from DHH in the article seems to be this, which is quoted as being offensive (?): > “First-world problems” shouldn’t be seen as an insult, but a celebration! Hurraaaay, I have ascended from the daily toils and tribulations of a life in the third world, so my worries may now include slow laundry machines and air conditioning, not starvation or failed states How is this offensive? Seems like a not…

Yeah I came here to say this, if the author somehow understood that this is cheering for starving children, I believe he has some comperhension issues.

Re: Ruby Central Is Not Behaving in Good Faith, and I've Got Receipts

#13
post #7

The only direct quote from DHH in the article seems to be this, which is quoted as being offensive (?): > “First-world problems” shouldn’t be seen as an insult, but a celebration! Hurraaaay, I have ascended from the daily toils and tribulations of a life in the third world, so my worries may now include slow laundry machines and air conditioning, not starvation or failed states How is this offensive? Seems like a not…

Not only a nothing burger, but isn't this "checking your privilege"?

Re: Ruby Central Is Not Behaving in Good Faith, and I've Got Receipts

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Sounds rather dramatic. For some reason, the rails community seem to have some drama going on every few years. Wish nodejs or golang would have this kinda thing. I'd be shocked though. I think it is fairly easy to see that the ruby eco-system seems somewhat politically charged.

Re: Ruby Central Is Not Behaving in Good Faith, and I've Got Receipts

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post #12
post #7

The only direct quote from DHH in the article seems to be this, which is quoted as being offensive (?): > “First-world problems” shouldn’t be seen as an insult, but a celebration! Hurraaaay, I have ascended from the daily toils and tribulations of a life in the third world, so my worries may now include slow laundry machines and air conditioning, not starvation or failed states How is this offensive? Seems like a not…

Yeah I came here to say this, if the author somehow understood that this is cheering for starving children, I believe he has some comperhension issues.

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Re: Ruby Central Is Not Behaving in Good Faith, and I've Got Receipts

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post #12
post #7

The only direct quote from DHH in the article seems to be this, which is quoted as being offensive (?): > “First-world problems” shouldn’t be seen as an insult, but a celebration! Hurraaaay, I have ascended from the daily toils and tribulations of a life in the third world, so my worries may now include slow laundry machines and air conditioning, not starvation or failed states How is this offensive? Seems like a not…

Yeah I came here to say this, if the author somehow understood that this is cheering for starving children, I believe he has some comperhension issues.

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Re: Ruby Central Is Not Behaving in Good Faith, and I've Got Receipts

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post #12
post #7

The only direct quote from DHH in the article seems to be this, which is quoted as being offensive (?): > “First-world problems” shouldn’t be seen as an insult, but a celebration! Hurraaaay, I have ascended from the daily toils and tribulations of a life in the third world, so my worries may now include slow laundry machines and air conditioning, not starvation or failed states How is this offensive? Seems like a not…

Yeah I came here to say this, if the author somehow understood that this is cheering for starving children, I believe he has some comperhension issues.

The ideology of the author needs starving children to survive. Once children stop starving, the author’s ideology is no longer useful and dies.
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