This logo continues to remind me of durexusa.com
hey @java people if you are not watching this, why not?
w/ @techgirl1908
No Hate on Java 8, But 9–14 Reign Supreme
springone.io/2020/sessions/n…
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Brought this discussion up over dinner. Family divided 50:50, daughter (15) and I on one side vs. wife and son (23) on the other. The divide is real and doesn’t relate to age or gender :)
I am one of the primary victims of the genocidal ideology and I firmly maintain that punching Nazis is, in fact, bad
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Unglaublich! Endlich kommt’s raus!
Feedback von Attila Hildmann in seinem Telegram-Kanal zu der-postillon.com/2020/09/hi…
Hildmann lügt. Er muss natürlich behaupten, das an unserer Recherche nichts dran sei. Andernfalls dreht ihm Merkel den Geldhahn zu!!!
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E.g. this very website we’re using. It does a few things with JS that could just as well be done with the other two, but not the other way around
I dispute that almost nobody uses them as they should. Anyway, the original point was that declarative languages inevitably grow into bad non-declarative ones, and I still maintain this isn’t true for HTML and CSS (even though I’ve often see it happen to home-grown languages)
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Which makes them successful in being declarative. You’re not supposed to use them for everything. In fact, they’re rarely used beyond their original purpose, in contrast to JS :)
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There was also a lot of tolerance, acceptance, and the belief the Nazis could be kept under control and wouldn’t turn out to be so bad after all
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Maybe my take is different because the last time it mattered, my people missed the point in time when it became a necessity
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I think it’s because it’s more than just “disagreeable”. It’s about people who literally advocate killing you is sort of OK, or even preferable.
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All true. I do worry about Nazis getting too much empathy more than about them (or innocent bystanders) getting punched too much, though. On a non-violent level, it’s a bit like arguing they deserve to be debated.
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(Sorry, didn’t mean to highjack your explanation to provide my own. Yours is perfectly valid, of course.)
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And finally, I think the Nazis are lost and won’t be convinced by anything, violent or not. Best to make sure everyone knows their behavior is of the deserves-punching kind.
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And I have a really hard time feeling empathy for a punched Nazi. Or horror at the puncher, who only did what I would do if I had been raised a little differently.
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To me, it’s a bit of a metaphor. I’m not a violent person and would personally not _actually_ punch a Nazi. I have as close to 0 tolerance as I can, though. And if I were the punching kind, this would not be limited to verbal attacks
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Hard to disagree. Looked up the source for fun: bleedingcool.com/comics/warr…
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