Men's sense of entitlement to give "compliments" does not supercede women's right to not get creepy, weird, objectifying comments from creepy weird men.
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Men's sense of entitlement to give "compliments" does not supercede women's right to not get creepy, weird, objectifying comments from creepy weird men.
Do you have any evidence to support that claim?
Also the existence of women is not an "ideological slant".
I'm also confused as to how a lime or a shaking head is an identity.
The code was something like:
if (foo.bar < 5) {
a()
} else {
b()
}
But `b()` would never get called. I stepped through with a debugger, checking the relevant values,and the `else` branch would never execute.I remember inspecting the IR and seeing that yes, in fact, the `else` branch was simply missing. It would come back if I made a trivial change like deleting a blank line before the conditional block, which lead me to believe the compiler must be getting into a weird state somehow.
I showed my work to the senior engineers and they confirmed that yes this was a compiler bug. We submitted a bug report to MS but never heard back from them. I wonder if it ever got fixed?