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Julia Evans and the Absolute State of Programming
Adam Cooper
Jackson Roberts
Kevin Walker
As well as mental illnesses like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
Adrian Sanders
Oh shit really? Got a source? I need to send this to someone.
Gavin Cruz
I don't get how people don't know how to smile. You set your upper lip to show your teeth and not anything else, not pull your lip up as far as you can like some damn horse.
Ian Gutierrez
But Y
Ayden Lewis
I've always found her gum-to-tooth ratio terrifying. She looks like something out of a horror film.
I can't tell. She looks like she congealed in a gutter in one of the megacities on the South China Sea.
Brody Russell
I've seen smokers' mouths on cigarette packs that look less disgusting than this.
Jacob Torres
I was going to say, this sounds like a tranny. unless I saw it naked I would never believe this was born a girl.
and her public speaking abilities are pathetic, and I didn't even listen to her "impossible" program story because of that.
in the old days, you could not get away with acting weird in a job setting, unless you were really really really brilliant. Dennis Ritchey-level, John Von Neuman-level. And nobody thought that acting weird made you look smarter.
from my 15-second view, this person appears to act eccentric (showboating) to draw attention to themselves, rather than just do their job well. this is a very common problem with faggots and lesbos in "progressive" workplaces. they tend to cloak their inadequacy by pointing out that "everybody isn't the same!",,, and it's true, but not in the way that they wish.
Aiden Nelson
We're talking about beyond acting weird.
Like LGBTQ+, communist, my pronouns are she/her, I can't even program but it's the computers fault for being misogynist and anti-trans tier.
A programmers mind works like this: (isfemale?"she":"he"). No place for "In reality I'm a man but in my fantasies I'm an apache attack helicopter."