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(Created page with "* https://nohello.net/en/ * toxic prickly behaviour that reinforces the software engineer stereotype ** furthermore language policing is a form of control ** and this whole movement feels like a gross racist dogwhistle * one of the nicest people i met at work reached out with a simple "Hi" ** it really doesn't take much effort at all to reply with "hi, what can i do for you" or phrasing of your choice, unless you're an asshole Category:Programming Category:Wisdom") |
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* toxic prickly behaviour that reinforces the software engineer stereotype | * toxic prickly behaviour that reinforces the software engineer stereotype | ||
** furthermore language policing is a form of control | ** furthermore language policing is a form of control | ||
** and this whole movement feels like a gross racist dogwhistle | ** and this whole movement, popular with certain accounts on reddit, feels like a gross racist dogwhistle | ||
* one of the nicest people i met at work reached out with a simple " | * one of the nicest people i met at work reached out with a simple "hi" | ||
** it really doesn't take much effort at all to reply with "hi, what can i do for you" or phrasing of your choice, unless you're an asshole | ** it really doesn't take much effort at all to reply with "hi, what can i do for you" or phrasing of your choice, unless you're an asshole with a microscopic comfort zone | ||
[[Category:Programming]] | [[Category:Programming]] | ||
[[Category:Wisdom]] | [[Category:Wisdom]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:37, 10 December 2024
- https://nohello.net/en/
- toxic prickly behaviour that reinforces the software engineer stereotype
- furthermore language policing is a form of control
- and this whole movement, popular with certain accounts on reddit, feels like a gross racist dogwhistle
- one of the nicest people i met at work reached out with a simple "hi"
- it really doesn't take much effort at all to reply with "hi, what can i do for you" or phrasing of your choice, unless you're an asshole with a microscopic comfort zone
