Uncle Iroh ☑️ @[email protected]

@Justicar @DoubleD

In exchange for high expectations I tend to give people all the space, training and support they need.

They know I will shield them from upstream shit and arrange mentorship for those who need it, but in return they deliver to their best ability.

They've seen me fire people before and I only hire people I believe in. When all that has sunk in, it's pretty smooth sailing. Typically, personal interactions just naturally fall into senior/junior mode thereafter.

@Justicar @DoubleD

Managing in a corporate SME these days is an absolute nightmare. Startups are easier places to deal with since the culture is usually obvious and clearly set by the CEO/CTO etc..

SME's today on the other hand are rife with HR, DEI policies, mixed teams etc.. so it's vital to get a clear handle on the company culture before you step on any landmines.

Assuming you've figured that out, and as long as you're doing the hiring/firing you can be as generous as you want.

@mutageno2

@tournel

I'm pretty sure they've been removing, updating and retconning the internet for at least the last decade.

As someone from the mid-90s era onwards, it's easy to tell.

Also, it's not like we don't have the technology to know for sure. Git/Blockchain is perfect for catching all those sneaky NYT/Wapo midnight edits and deletions.

@Tfmonkey

Reminds of that time I saw a Reddit AMA with a genuine hermaphrodite.

The top question was "Can you go fuck yourself?"

I spit my coffee out so hard.

@mutageno2

Harsh, but effective. 🤣

@mutageno2

Doesn't get any more Chad than that.

@RegalBeagle

LinkedIn would be less than half the size it is if it just deleted pajeet recruiters.

@Wopu

Upper bounds are definitely important

@Tfmonkey

Try some grip-strengthening exercises.

Begin with gentle masturbation. Choke that monkey, and make sure you practise with both hands.

When you've reached Kuroi-level endurance, graduate to truck stops. Handle as many cocks as you can and really improve your ambidextrous grip strength.

@Zeb @DoubleD @Stahesh @Tfmonkey @VooDooMedic

All the while knowing full well that his private "arrangements" and those of his friends are immune to the same judgement.

@Justicar

Nice. Let the hypersonic negotiations begin.

@VeganMGTOW @Based_Accelerationist

No worries, he's a thoughtful guy. Worth subbing to his channel.

@Based_Accelerationist

It's a short essay of 11 minutes, but it's worth it since it addresses most of what you're talking about and why conservatards always lose.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evFjhE_n5bA

@Based_Accelerationist

And I 100% agree with that. That's the question that the Butlerian Jihad resolved.

I firmly believe that if we don't end the human race through our OP technology within the next 1000 years, we will have de-facto had to have succeeded in resolving this dilemma.

Technology is dysgenic,there's no denying that. It weakens us physically, morally and spiritually.

@Based_Accelerationist @Tfmonkey

I have no idea about the universe you're talking about, but the concept of intentionally limiting technology as a force multiplier in order to achieve the right balance between optimal human warriors and tech-assistance is one I'm familiar with.

The best fictional concept of this is Herbert's Dune universe and the Butlerian Jihad solved this precise problem.

Most sci-fi doesn't even think about this which makes the Butlerian Jihad approach unique.

@sfm2046

She should be voting for Pedro.

@sardonicsmile

Great interview question, 10/10.

@Mr_Mister @dander

That would be a funny debate.

Simulation Theory also leads to the same moral nihilism as karma-based ethics.

If we're just simulated objects in a computed construct then nothing anyone does can ever be really harmful since we're essentially bits and bytes in a video game.

Like karma, you can tell yourself it's OK to commit the worst crimes, GG out of there and then maybe re-spawn.

There are billionaire/millionaire tech-bro elites who legit hold this position.