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This puts it rather lightly. I stopped following him when he started posting incredibly racist memes.
Yeah I was trying to keep it civil for HN. The whimsy of the PalmOS work really clashes with the incessant racism and hate.
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#52The "bad things" link is broken, the href attribute is mistyped as "haref"
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#53I still follow Dimitry on twitter for his technical talent, as I've done some palmOS software reversing as well, but man every other post is something along the lines of "we should let X group fend for themselves in a rattlesnake pit because they don't produce value". All to say it's a major bummer his cool work is tainted by his dehumanizing words and I wonder if he understands how he comes off to people.
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#55Is there any dumb LCD console like that available these days for kids? (not those retro gaming consoles). I want to buy one for my kids. It looks so good, specially because it is a dumb and simple device. I found Pixter online but are there a little bit more capable systems like this for kids made today? EDIT: Looks like devices by LeapFrog and VTech are the closest alternative these days so far.
Check this out: https://play.date/
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Any part you are referring to? I can't find any personal attack. I actually like his writing style. I think he just speaks his mind in full honesty and you should not interpret it as aggressivity.
> I can't find any personal attack. Your parent comment gave a paraphrased example of discrimination against a group , not a person. > you should not interpret it as aggressivity Your parent comment didn’t describe it as aggressive, they described it as dehumanising. There is a colossal difference between the two. Patton Oswalt demonstrates: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkKo1_RP_0c Note: I don’t have a Twitter acc…
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This comment is a good example of dehumanization. To argue a group is unworthy of life or dignity is dehumanization. It paves the path for policy that targets certain groups, to formalize violence against the groups as legal.
I was saying it sucks for the people who are winning from their hard work, see others who didn’t win get the rewards.
But if you are one of the losers who got a participation trophy I understand why you resent this idea.
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It's dehumanizing to reduce people to productivity.
It would be dehumanizing for you to reduce me to productivity and refuse to fund my life.
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This comment is a good example of dehumanization. To argue a group is unworthy of life or dignity is dehumanization. It paves the path for policy that targets certain groups, to formalize violence against the groups as legal.
Reading is hard, but I didn’t argue anyone is unworthy of life. I was saying it sucks for the people who are winning from their hard work, see others who didn’t win get the rewards. But if you are one of the losers who got a participation trophy I understand why you resent this idea.
One’s paycheck or bank account might suggest a viewpoint but there are lots of exceptions.