@redstarfish @schratze Fascist folks will write very useful software for fascist folks. I can’t believe there’s even a debate about whether it’s good to work with fascists if they agree to slap a GPL license on their work.
“Hey, let me introduce you to my friend Chad. He’s a Nazi, but he sure writes some sick code.”
Yeah, no.
*smh*
@darius @ckie I think it depends a lot on context and presentation. In this case though, I'd definitely say that "you have ended up on my timeline. i will now show you nix" is a needlessly smug way to go about it. The whole thing would read very different if it were introduced as "maybe Nix would be an option? as it works out-of-the-box there" instead, for example.
(With the understanding that you'd only need Nix here and not NixOS)
@evelyn@misskey.bubbletea.dev This is not that surprising, considering that any means or understanding of genuine community building has been violently hammered out of 'western' culture, and therefore "affiliating with a corporate Brand" is the closest thing to community-building that most people still have available to them
@f0x I think you have a case of academic kink
@TakeV Almost certainly nowhere near as much as is spent on unnecessary *work*, such as nearly all analytics, marketing and advertising related work.
We've literally got shortages of the materials used to make a load of technology, and corporations are manufacturing non-serviceable, and even disposable versions of that technology.
Fucking capitalism.
re: no context
@maia Then again I am 0% surprised that some Google service's Dutch translation is bad
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@maia (And if it were an *appointment*, then it wouldn't make sense to say you've been "invited to", because it's something you *made* yourself :p)
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@maia Oof. That's a bad translation - they seem to have translated 'meeting' to 'afspraak', but that only really makes sense if it's an *appointment*, rather than some sort of collective meeting, which you'd generally translate to "vergadering" (and then the sentence would be correct)
no context
@maia That doesn't even make sense in Dutch
@f0x bleep bloop
Things autism research could be about:
- How does autism radar work?
- Do we have an easier time communucating with other autistics because our ways of communication are similar, or because we've all had to learn to accomodate the people we're talking to?
- What can be done to prevent and treat autistic burnout?
- What even *is* autistic burnout exactly?
- What effects does masking have on your mental health?
- What autistic traits are actually traits of autism, and which ones are trauma responses?
- How is a non-traumatized autistic brain work?
- How can we better accomodate autistic people?
What autism research is about:
- How do we make the autistic people stop existing?
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