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Scott Adams, of Dilbert fame, got canceled last week for exactly this same reason.
Asking because the Nyxt browser apparently depends on it.
Hence I don't agree with the firing, especially since it was the Dilbert Principle that helped me finally understand everything that I needed to know about how corporate America really works.
So keep up the good work!
TL;DR: an article written by animal rights activists masquerading as climate change "scientists"
The idea that it is human's responsibility to protect the rest of the natural world strikes me as a bit anthropocentric.
In particular, is it powerful enough to develop an accessibility app for Android?
Thanks for reminding us of that important piece of wisdom.
That way you'll have more money for even bigger boondoggles.
Some of them apparently graduate with degrees in "project management" from schools like this:
https://foundrycollege.org/about-us/team/
... so don't overestimate the talent here.
What percent of HN readers are not sure whether it's okay to be a nurse practitioner?
If a purple-skinned person kills a green-skinned one simply because she is green-skinned, that's skin color-based racism plain and simple.
Invoking any "systemic power imbalances" that might be in play here is simply a red-colored herring.
Have to wonder then what percent of women are not sure that is okay to be male, and if this has anything to do with the current "state of our unions" as discussed in the article.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5766273/
Wonder if a belt would be more effective than a paddle though.
Maybe you also want to consider comparing Dak to other attempts in this direction in order to help generate more interest in your work:
https://github.com/anko/eslisp/blob/master/doc/comparison-to...
Here's to hoping that we'll see more 'collaborations' in the future.
Wonder who's going to be next.
https://www.autohotkey.com/ (open source)
https://emacs-ng.github.io/emacs-ng/js/getting-started/
Maybe this project will help emacs move into the browser someday.