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Comment Re:Feminism - it's about getting even, never equal (Score 1) 184

Genetic Men cannot have children and are basically slaves in this society

We are all slaves or potential slaves in this society. Don't be such a snowflake.

Woman's Choices in society:
1. Work
2. Stay at home and have children

Man's choice in society:
1. Work
2. Work

It's quite obvious when you simply look at reality for what it is. Don't be such a White Knight.

When was the last time we had a draft?

Vietnam as I recall 60,000 men died. Are you saying another 60,000 men should die just to make it relevant? Or have the laws changed, did I miss some landmark new laws that ended this practice?

Never mind, there's no having a rational conversation with you.

Alternatively your world view has a fragile basis in reality and you're too confronted by the idea that I may actually have a point.

Comment Re:Feminism - it's about getting even, never equal (Score 0) 184

I can't comment on your masculinity. I don't know you.

Exactly and since I don't have to put up with your shit the real question here is are you capable of a rational discussion?

But it seems like you're wounded, so let's cauterize it.

Yes, I am alive, I am male and I have suffered wounds, 42 physical and a confidential amount of emotional wounds that I have spent time processing and resolving. I grew up in a family of mostly women and got an up-close look at the dark and light side of female nature.

I saw how vicious mentally unstable women can be. I saw how nurturing mentally stable women were. I've saw callous bullying females going after the humble feminine females up close. I learned early that filtering crazy bitches out of my life led to peace and abundance.

That's why your rage bait seems so stupid and disappointing compared to some of the comments you make later. I regret to inform you that you too have been brainwashed.

In a very strange sense, it is true that males are disposable,

No man, woman or child's life is disposable. A consciousnesses right to existence is indisputable, unalienable basis of all human rights.

but this fact is built into sexual reproduction by evolution itself. In virtually all species,

In nature some females eat the males. If you are actually a human being capable of having/had children, you are displaying the very dark side of female nature I'm talking about by not engaging your rational mind to evolve your worldview simply because it is not convenient to acknowledge and overcome this part of female nature the way men are forced to overcome theirs.

That fact is used as conditioning that forms a belief that men *should* be disposable so feminists can excuse debasing men as subhuman and deny parenting rights. Men are conditioned to sacrificing themselves to the whole through things like sports, which I ironically love playing. It was this discipline that allowed men to build society, mainly so no one has to die unnecessarily and we could become civilized.

Basic morality is what separates human beings from animals. Are you separated from basic morality?

if one parent is responsible for carrying offspring and the other isn't, then by definition the former parent is anchored longer in the reproductive act, and is thus in need of protection during that period.

By carrying, you mean nine months, the sum total obligation a pregnancy creates for either sex. Mandatory DNA testing and matching to eliminate paternity fraud. The right for a father to have the pregnancy go full term if he supports her during the pregnancy and during her recovery. Jail sentences for false accusations of rape or sexual harassment with accompanying civil penalties. 50/50 default custody laws. Mandatory mental health assessments to weight custody and protect the child's human rights. How about we start there and see the impact that has on the birth rate.

Feminists are all about equality after all, so let's see them support those initiatives and express the sincerity they have for their cause.

As additional evidence of my arguments, at the time of posting this I see the posts I created to explore this topic has been have been modded down as flamebaits and trolls clearly demonstrating the thought policing occurring. Feminism's continual denial of obvious and glaring truths is the first victim of a gender war and the birthrate represents its impact on western society because feminism has dictated reproductive policy for decades.

Women aren't the ones declaring wars

Oh my you are not very well informed about recent history. European history is filled with Queens waging war.

As I said, you do have some interesting ideas that I may explore when I am better rested. And before you launch into some diatribe about denying a woman's rights, the answer is no because there is no going backwards and it's a good thing because society evolved as a whole. It's now time to acknowledge men's rights in reproductive matters so that society can again evolve because the evidence so far shows that what we're doing now isn't working.

Feminism, like left and right politics. is obsolete.

Comment Re:Feminism - it's about getting even, never equal (Score 0, Troll) 184

So what? Your inane rebuttal clearly reinforces that, the US at least, is a Matriarchy. Otherwise men would be able to opt out of war duty the same way a woman can opt out of children duty. The sexism against men in this society and the negation of children's rights for women's preferences is at the core of why western birthrates are plummeting. Third wave Feminism is a human rights disaster unfolding right before our eyes.

Whoever sold you this bullshit was lying to you

So you're telling me that a man has an option of committing a woman to a full term pregnancy if he wants the child and she does not? Conversely you're telling me a man can opt out of financial responsibilities for a child if he does not want the child? I don't see any equality there or are you telling me that men have those rights?

Instead of an actual argument all I see is an ad hom of my intellect telling me I'm naive whilst dismissing the concerns of millions of men, how sexist of you. Let's see your predictable attack on my masculinity next.

Comment Re:Feminism - it's about getting even, never equal (Score -1, Flamebait) 184

You're so brave!

The down mod was expected and proves it's not even possible to have this conversation because feminist views are so easily dismantled when confronted with facts.

Genetic Men cannot have children and are basically slaves in this society whilst simultaneously portrayed as the oppressors in a system where they are forced to participate in being disposable. Both Feminism and Male chauvinism are dedicated to the protection of women and imposing the disposability of men at war and work.

When a man is sent to war, he never gets to say "My Body, My Choice" HE is forced to do HIS duty and jailed or permanently unemployable if he objects. If the world was actually a Patriarchy (which is also designed to protect women) then Marriage would be called Patrimony and the deaths of hundreds of thousands babies through abortion would not occur.

Feminists appear committed to the downfall of the very culture that nurtured them at the expense of Children's rights and men are gradually waking up to that.

Comment Tests are not sufficient (Score 2) 159

It is provably impossible to "test" that software is (1) secure and (2) reliable. To demonstrate those properties, there must be an "assurance argument" - a logical explanation of how the security and/or reliability aspects of the design generate those properties. Thus, an AI could author such narratives, but without human-readable source code, there would be no way to verify that the code actually adheres to the claimed explanations.

Comment Re:EA and their ilk churn through their devs (Score 1) 76

It's not just EA or even IBM that churns through people like this. I can name a half dozen companies in my city that do the same.

I've made the job hunt continuous for this very reason. You can't expect loyalty, or even be loyal, but you can expect the role to end so I personally feel it's better to be the one choosing when that happens.

It's well past time that IT was unionized, mostly because the young people coming into IT don't really know how to negotiate. It's not their fault however it drags IT down salaries for everyone else. Then there are more subtle things like ergonomics and people over-working and importing that fucking brain dead 996 attitude as if IT work is comparable to a production line.

Maybe union isn't the right concept to some however the biggest issue that all techs have is an under representation in political circles so no one that matters gives a fuck about our concerns which means that all of us are ripe for exploitation from the moment we start our careers.

The churn you see is the externality IT professionals face because we have never got our house in order.

Comment Re:All in (Score 1) 160

Can't we go all in this time? Global time? Make it metric in the process. 0 days is at midnight. 1 is right before the next day starts. Global, as in 0 is midnight at Mar-o-laga. Decidays, centidays, millidays, ... Or we could go for an SI-unit. Kilo seconds, megaseconds, ... If I were in charge, I would fix this in a day.

Time is already 0 at midnight, epoch time is a pretty good global time. We could standardised time on the amount of degrees in a circle. 0 for midnight, 360 for 6am, 720 midday, 1080 6pm and back.

Comment Re:my experience too (Score 1) 58

Hi - thanks for this thoughtful response.

I do like the flexibility of Javascript-like languages - e.g. that one can just add an attribute to any object. But one pays for that:

I am working on a pure Javascript front end with a Java back end at the moment, and whenever I have to make changes to an object that needs to pass between the two, it is a real headache on the Javascript side - there is no compiler to find all the places where I used the object based on its old definition...

So pros and cons.

Comment my experience too (Score 3, Insightful) 58

"AI performs better with strongly typed languages. Strongly typed languages give AI much clearer constraints..."

As Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python once wrote,

"I've learned a painful lesson, that for small programs dynamic typing is great. For large programs, you have to have a more disciplined approach. And it helps if the language actually gives you that discipline, rather than telling you, 'Well, you can do whatever you want.'"

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