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But come on.
Unironically, no u.
You ooze self-righteousness.
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Latest in a long line, I’d wager.
You can get far if you convince people you’ll let them hurt whoever they hate.
Good.
Snarky sarcastic moral posturing on the internet!
R is for Removed by moderator.
Very simple.
Shitty products and bad/greedy/sociopathic management kill companies. And guess what? They’re shitty companies. They should die.
As a deep neural network specialist, yes, to both.
Our sorrow, despondency, and terror are their sustenance.
For all the infallible saints and self-righteous pontificators in the comment section, it’s okay to want Tesla to be successful and and make better cars, and also not want Elon Musk in charge of it.
Long may he reign.
Let me translate: he’s saying your full of bullshit.
Even adjusted for inflation?
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This probably wouldn’t be a problem if I weren’t so critical of myself.
Same.
I spend too much time being frustrated inside my own head, and that makes it easy to use that same tone when I’m interacting with other people.
Same.
My Dad’s neighbors always say:
Hurt people hurt people.
And as a counterpoint to that, from Slavoj Zizek:
Never presume that your suffering is, in itself, a proof of your authenticity.
Just because we wrestle with ourselves internally, it doesn’t justify our perniciousness to others.
Uncle Iroh nailed it:
Sometimes the best way to solve your own problems is to help someone else.
I just don’t wanna sound like an asshole when I attempt to do that!
As someone who discovered my Type 1 ASD at 40, the gods know that I have a lot more work to do on my self-awareness and abrasiveness.
Not saying you should adopt this, but sometimes I read aloud what I type and imagine myself replying to a student in real life in the way of and with the tone that people sometimes have on StackOverflow.
My gut reaction at that point, usually, is to rewrite a response or post completely with a more generous dose of humility and compassion.
I don’t always get it right, but when I remember to do that and read replies, I like myself a little bit more.
Does the snark really make you feel better?
Getthefuckouttamyfacewiththisridiculousbullshit.