Brianna Wu / John Walker Flynt - "Biggest Victim of Gamergate," Failed Game Developer, Failed Congressional Candidate

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Anonymus Fluhre said:
So what John is saying that if I go and put some food in the oven while coding I just completely ruined what I was working on? It somehow magically disappears?

My damn cat jumps on my keyboard while I'm doing something and it doesn't ruin my work flow. I just get up and feed him then back to what I was working on after I delete a few lines he made.
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At what point in that sequence do you complain about the situation on twitter? I mean, that's what coders do, right?
 
Blue Jerkop said:
At what point in that sequence do you complain about the situation on twitter? I mean, that's what coders do, right?
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Apparently, I'm just getting back into coding so what do I know? Godzilla of Tech would know better because of "experience". All of my shit is constantly saving so I don't lose anything.
 
Ruin said:
Wu's the trophy wife of a guy who makes six figures, other than literally starting WWIII there's very little congressional Republicans could do that would possibly affect him in any way.
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It's pretty sad if Wu is representative of the types of "trophy wives" available to those making 6 figures. Inflation is a real bitch.
 
Oil said:
It's pretty sad if Wu is representative of the types of "trophy wives" available to those making 6 figures. Inflation is a real bitch.
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Being a screaming Chinaman depreciates the value considerably.
 
Anonymus Fluhre said:
So what John is saying that if I go and put some food in the oven while coding I just completely ruined what I was working on? It somehow magically disappears?
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you know how sometimes when you work on something, you get into the zone where you have a train of thought that must not be interrupted. wu 'thinks' this is how coding is 24/7 (although i suspect this is more of a 'i work in tech so i'm important' thing), there is no casual coding.
 
ZehnBoat said:
you know how sometimes when you work on something, you get into the zone where you have a train of thought that must not be interrupted. wu 'thinks' this is how coding is 24/7 (although i suspect this is more of a 'i work in tech so i'm important' thing), there is no casual coding.
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I have four cats here. I have no idea what that feels like. I literally have one on my mouse pad as I type this.
 
ZehnBoat said:
you know how sometimes when you work on something, you get into the zone where you have a train of thought that must not be interrupted. wu 'thinks' this is how coding is 24/7 (although i suspect this is more of a 'i work in tech so i'm important' thing), there is no casual coding.
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It's probably not too far off from how Wu operates in general hence why he thinks that is how coding works. For example, look at any time John has to write something longer than a 120 characters - it's pure stream of consciousness.
 
Francis York Morgan said:
It's probably not too far off from how Wu operates in general hence why he thinks that is how coding works. For example, look at any time John has to write something longer than a 120 characters - it's pure stream of consciousness.
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so this is why Rev 60 was delayed so badly? He kept trying to code in new lights, and Frank's intermittent screaming kept interrupting him so he had to start all over again?
 
Francis York Morgan said:
It's probably not too far off from how Wu operates in general hence why he thinks that is how coding works. For example, look at any time John has to write something longer than a 120 characters - it's pure stream of consciousness.
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Even though his iPhone has a built-in spellchecker, and a web browser that can be used to look up anything, John doesn't have the patience or attention span to use the correct spelling of common words or proper names in his "official campaign tweets" or letters to campaign donors.

Everyone makes mistakes, especially in the fast-paced world of social media, but John’s errors demonstrate such egregious and consistent carelessness, that I contend that he really isn’t someone who can effectively write code.

I don’t think writing code, at least when you are talking application development on top of some framework, is incredibly difficult – it’s a skill learnable by most people who can solve SAT/ACT type word problems and have enough self-discipline to work through the process long enough to gain some familiarity and competency with the tools and process. Unfortunately, I don’t believe John fits into this subset of people.
 
Eli Whitney said:
Even though his iPhone has a built-in spellchecker, and a web browser that can be used to look up anything, John doesn't have the patience or attention span to use the correct spelling of common words or proper names in his "official campaign tweets" or letters to campaign donors.

Everyone makes mistakes, especially in the fast-paced world of social media, but John’s errors demonstrate such egregious and consistent carelessness, that I contend that he really isn’t someone who can effectively write code.

I don’t think writing code, at least when you are talking application development on top of some framework, is incredibly difficult – it’s a skill learnable by most people who can solve SAT/ACT type word problems and have enough self-discipline to work through the process long enough to gain some familiarity and competency with the tools and process. Unfortunately, I don’t believe John fits into this subset of people.
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Which suggests that Wu not only doesn't know how to code, but also simply is unwilling to LEARN how to code. This was already demonstrated by their decision to pay a bunch of disposable people to learn how to code (and said people are on record stating Wu did jack shit for the most part) to make their abomination of a game, but more accurately, the words they said in this most recent context sound like they lose their place reading a how-to guide online and because it's so above their heads, they have to start from the beginning because they don't understand what they're even doing.
 
It's like Wu doesn't realise that the guys she's shitting on comprise 90% of her audience, and near enough 100% of her financial support.

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Case in point:

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Who is "we", Wu? When's the last time you needed an abortion?

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Ah yes, I remember when we took away women's right to vote, or drive, or abort, or serve in the military, or get out in public, or dress however they want, or receive education, or talk back to men. Those things all happened, here in the west, and I sure am glad that women are back to being kitchen slaves and baby poopers, here in the west. God bless the Republican Party.
 
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