Once again, HN shows her judicious and tempered use of the downvote button. /s
Since you're so interested in my activity here[1], you may notice that my very first, apparently terrible and flame-inducing post was about me pointing out that an article spelled someone's name wrong[2], modulo…
I guess the Rust community isn't so carefree and non-sensitive after all. > On the other hand "guys" sounds like you're being called, well, a guy "Guys" means that you're in a mixed gender company. > (and English has…
A community that is informal enough to give analogies involving poop, but too uptight to stomach the gender-neutral use of the word "guys"[1]. Makes sense. [1]…
> > , but I staunchly refuse to edit code with any tool that requires using a mouse. Like Acme.
Thanks for you reasonable reply. > Whether, in the age of Unicode, it _should_ be, is another question. Characters like this aren't so exotic that the relatively new prolifeteration of the Unicode standards have made…
> Usually you can quickly deduce what the missing part would be. Maybe it’s something like You, sadly, always know what to do when she’s holding a dog on her Tinder and you’re like, “cute dog.” Or maybe the full…
His last name is wrong; it's "Knausgård".
Once again, HN shows her judicious and tempered use of the downvote button. /s
Since you're so interested in my activity here[1], you may notice that my very first, apparently terrible and flame-inducing post was about me pointing out that an article spelled someone's name wrong[2], modulo…
I guess the Rust community isn't so carefree and non-sensitive after all. > On the other hand "guys" sounds like you're being called, well, a guy "Guys" means that you're in a mixed gender company. > (and English has…
A community that is informal enough to give analogies involving poop, but too uptight to stomach the gender-neutral use of the word "guys"[1]. Makes sense. [1]…
> > , but I staunchly refuse to edit code with any tool that requires using a mouse. Like Acme.
Thanks for you reasonable reply. > Whether, in the age of Unicode, it _should_ be, is another question. Characters like this aren't so exotic that the relatively new prolifeteration of the Unicode standards have made…
> Usually you can quickly deduce what the missing part would be. Maybe it’s something like You, sadly, always know what to do when she’s holding a dog on her Tinder and you’re like, “cute dog.” Or maybe the full…
His last name is wrong; it's "Knausgård".