But that wasn't the question they were being asked. It was specifically, how do they as filmmakers avoid it. They're doing exactly what people want by being more ethnically and culturally sensitive and explaining how they got to that point, and getting shit on for it.
do they want a gold star or what?
you're supposed to do that shit because its the right thing to do, not so people will fellate you about how great you are at presenting not-completely-racist material
also, that doesn't at all address the fundamental point about how myopic it is to have that discussion without anyone who isn't a greying white guy present
I guess for me it depends on what the point of that interview is.
If it's just a general question of how they, as show runners, work to ensure that minorities and other cultural groups are represented well, then it's fine to have them as they are show runners.
Of course the answer would be hire a talented and diverse cast and crew (and listen to them), so it'll be a really short panel.
clint eastwood, as terrible an example of a person as he can be at his worst, is actually really good at this thing
and then he doesn't go off and hot dog about what a not-racist he is afterwards, because expecting a big pat on the back afterward kind of defeats the point
It did not seem like they were trying to come off as self congratulatory or superior, and looking for the worst in people because they're privileged and talk about something adjacent to minority issues is a good way to make allies go "well fuck you, too!"
good for them
the door's right over there if they prefer the neo Nazi clubhouse
I'm fed up with 'allies' who are only here for the sake of glamor & convenience, because it turns out they'll ditch you the moment the going gets tough
.. what
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
It's so fucking weird that somehow medical doctors get colloquially called "doctors" despite that being the less specific part of the title
It's worth it when you get to cause a scene on a plane though
"Oh you want a medical doctor. You should have said. No, he is probably dead now"
This is why I want my doctorate
"Is there a doctor on board?"
"Oh yes, I am a doctor!"
"Help this man! He's having a heart attack!"
"Oh um. Well I can tell you that while he's still conscious he can sign this form to donate his brain to my lab."
That's why you're not getting into the colony. This shit right here.
I want to write a proposal about automatic recognition of human casualty poses so they can be treated by robot drone doctors! That is un-evil; can I get back in?
...although I don't have the most solid idea for one specific part of the problem, so I probably won't write it up unless a colleague decides to help me there...
Feral I worked at my university's help desk and helped do AD password resets and install it on machines, as well as helping with a rollover to a more google focused system. Obviously not an expert or even really that experienced with it. I've done a lot of troubleshooting and geek squad work as a repair person in the back. Some sort of "manage the IT stuff for a site" job would be nice, especially as pertains to schools if applicable. I hear networking is a good way to start down that path but I don't know it very well either, other than hating troubleshooting my parents' network and installing dd-wrt on my own router.
First off, Active Directory really does benefit from a basic understanding of TCP/IP networks. A lot of Active Directory "problems" are actually networking problems - like a client can't reach a DNS server, for instance. That doesn't mean you need to be able to configure a Cisco router from scratch or anything, but you should be able to talk about subnets and traceroute intelligently.
I'm not going to recommend any specific books, but look into books geared towards the following certification tests, in the following order:
CompTIA Network+
(Optional) Microsoft 740: Installation of Windows Server 2016
Microsoft 741: Networking with Windows Server 2016
Microsoft 742: Identity with Windows Server 2016
Regarding Microsoft 740: study this if you want to get your MCSA. The 740 covers how to install Windows Server, which isn't that different from installing Windows 10. It also deals with SANs and Windows Containers which are outside the scope of what you want to learn about.
I'm a huge proponent of hands-on work. Some more questions related to setting up a test lab:
1) Do you have a decent computer: say, Core i3 or i5, 16 Gb RAM or more, 1 TB or more free storage space?
2) Do you have a second computer that you can dedicate to self-education and fucking around?
3) Do you have access to any spare equipment? Even a small switch or spare DD-WRT router?
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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IlpalaJust this guy, y'knowTexasRegistered Userregular
Oh, honestly they seem pretty good to me, for what they are! Student comics are generally utter garbage, and at least those ones have a distinct style and recognizable punchlines that are very mildly amusing.
The hospital one was by far the best of the lot.
FF XIV - Qih'to Furishu (on Siren), Battle.Net - Ilpala#1975
Switch - SW-7373-3669-3011
Fuck Joe Manchin
It's so fucking weird that somehow medical doctors get colloquially called "doctors" despite that being the less specific part of the title
It's worth it when you get to cause a scene on a plane though
"Oh you want a medical doctor. You should have said. No, he is probably dead now"
This is why I want my doctorate
"Is there a doctor on board?"
"Oh yes, I am a doctor!"
"Help this man! He's having a heart attack!"
"Oh um. Well I can tell you that while he's still conscious he can sign this form to donate his brain to my lab."
That's why you're not getting into the colony. This shit right here.
I want to write a proposal about automatic recognition of human casualty poses so they can be treated by robot drone doctors! That is un-evil; can I get back in?
...although I don't have the most solid idea for one specific part of the problem, so I probably won't write it up unless a colleague decides to help me there...
PhD comics is generally not funny; this one, while also not funny, captures the main problem I had with grad school.
Heh. I once made some comic strips that was basically "Dilbert, but with med students" (which is basically what this comic is, but for PhD students). It was horrible, and I wish I could bury it forever in the vault where they have the Ark of the Covenant, never to be seen again.
But that wasn't the question they were being asked. It was specifically, how do they as filmmakers avoid it. They're doing exactly what people want by being more ethnically and culturally sensitive and explaining how they got to that point, and getting shit on for it.
do they want a gold star or what?
you're supposed to do that shit because its the right thing to do, not so people will fellate you about how great you are at presenting not-completely-racist material
also, that doesn't at all address the fundamental point about how myopic it is to have that discussion without anyone who isn't a greying white guy present
I guess for me it depends on what the point of that interview is.
If it's just a general question of how they, as show runners, work to ensure that minorities and other cultural groups are represented well, then it's fine to have them as they are show runners.
Of course the answer would be hire a talented and diverse cast and crew (and listen to them), so it'll be a really short panel.
clint eastwood, as terrible an example of a person as he can be at his worst, is actually really good at this thing
and then he doesn't go off and hot dog about what a not-racist he is afterwards, because expecting a big pat on the back afterward kind of defeats the point
It did not seem like they were trying to come off as self congratulatory or superior, and looking for the worst in people because they're privileged and talk about something adjacent to minority issues is a good way to make allies go "well fuck you, too!"
good for them
the door's right over there if they prefer the neo Nazi clubhouse
I'm fed up with 'allies' who are only here for the sake of glamor & convenience, because it turns out they'll ditch you the moment the going gets tough
My point was that your immediate assumption of bad faith because they are white is not helpful.
Replying by assuming they're acting in bad faith kind of proves that.
Shit. I just realized that if I ever run for office, someone is going to dredge up my old comics. I'd have to concede the race in disgrace.
Man, I've been on the internet since the late 90s. I'm completely unqualified for public office.
Houn for President 2020
Most of the worst of what I've posted would let me at worst run as a GOP candidate.
So I've got that going for me.
It may surprise you to find out that I was kind of an asshole in my youth.
In my youth, yes.
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YamiNoSenshiA point called ZIn the complex planeRegistered Userregular
edited December 2016
So the song establishes that Santa:
-Sees you when you're sleeping
-Knows when you're awake
-Knows when you've been bad or good
There's no mention of him monitoring you while awake, where you actually perform nice or naughty acts. Therefore we are forced to assume he just knows if you've been bad or good. He also simply knows when you're awake, so he also knows when you're asleep. Conclusion?
Santa watches you sleep because he likes to.
YamiNoSenshi on
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Blameless Cleric An angel made of sapphires each more flawlessly cut than the last Registered Userregular
If I also put together the totally legit independent study with Dillon and Thom I will literally only have 1 class I have to attend next semester holy shit
It's so fucking weird that somehow medical doctors get colloquially called "doctors" despite that being the less specific part of the title
It's worth it when you get to cause a scene on a plane though
"Oh you want a medical doctor. You should have said. No, he is probably dead now"
This is why I want my doctorate
"Is there a doctor on board?"
"Oh yes, I am a doctor!"
"Help this man! He's having a heart attack!"
"Oh um. Well I can tell you that while he's still conscious he can sign this form to donate his brain to my lab."
That's why you're not getting into the colony. This shit right here.
I want to write a proposal about automatic recognition of human casualty poses so they can be treated by robot drone doctors! That is un-evil; can I get back in?
...although I don't have the most solid idea for one specific part of the problem, so I probably won't write it up unless a colleague decides to help me there...
omg this sounds awesome
I knowwwwwww
and there's already a solution from google out there on github for a chunk of the problem (that comes up on a cursory search, so all competitors will know about it as well...)
But yeah this one I singled out based on pure coolness because it's like a vision of the future. I need to figure out if my workbro is down for it though. There's a different project he wants to do because the possible phase III involves integration with "giant lasers", which, yeah, also cool.
It's so fucking weird that somehow medical doctors get colloquially called "doctors" despite that being the less specific part of the title
It's worth it when you get to cause a scene on a plane though
"Oh you want a medical doctor. You should have said. No, he is probably dead now"
This is why I want my doctorate
"Is there a doctor on board?"
"Oh yes, I am a doctor!"
"Help this man! He's having a heart attack!"
"Oh um. Well I can tell you that while he's still conscious he can sign this form to donate his brain to my lab."
That's why you're not getting into the colony. This shit right here.
I want to write a proposal about automatic recognition of human casualty poses so they can be treated by robot drone doctors! That is un-evil; can I get back in?
...although I don't have the most solid idea for one specific part of the problem, so I probably won't write it up unless a colleague decides to help me there...
omg this sounds awesome
I knowwwwwww
and there's already a solution from google out there on github for a chunk of the problem (that comes up on a cursory search, so all competitors will know about it as well...)
But yeah this one I singled out based on pure coolness because it's like a vision of the future. I need to figure out if my workbro is down for it though. There's a different project he wants to do because the possible phase III involves integration with "giant lasers", which, yeah, also cool.
Hmm
Build a robot to finish my PhD and hire me right now
Feral I worked at my university's help desk and helped do AD password resets and install it on machines, as well as helping with a rollover to a more google focused system. Obviously not an expert or even really that experienced with it. I've done a lot of troubleshooting and geek squad work as a repair person in the back. Some sort of "manage the IT stuff for a site" job would be nice, especially as pertains to schools if applicable. I hear networking is a good way to start down that path but I don't know it very well either, other than hating troubleshooting my parents' network and installing dd-wrt on my own router.
First off, Active Directory really does benefit from a basic understanding of TCP/IP networks. A lot of Active Directory "problems" are actually networking problems - like a client can't reach a DNS server, for instance. That doesn't mean you need to be able to configure a Cisco router from scratch or anything, but you should be able to talk about subnets and traceroute intelligently.
I'm not going to recommend any specific books, but look into books geared towards the following certification tests, in the following order:
CompTIA Network+
(Optional) Microsoft 740: Installation of Windows Server 2016
Microsoft 741: Networking with Windows Server 2016
Microsoft 742: Identity with Windows Server 2016
Regarding Microsoft 740: study this if you want to get your MCSA. The 740 covers how to install Windows Server, which isn't that different from installing Windows 10. It also deals with SANs and Windows Containers which are outside the scope of what you want to learn about.
I'm a huge proponent of hands-on work. Some more questions related to setting up a test lab:
1) Do you have a decent computer: say, Core i3 or i5, 16 Gb RAM or more, 1 TB or more free storage space?
2) Do you have a second computer that you can dedicate to self-education and fucking around?
3) Do you have access to any spare equipment? Even a small switch or spare DD-WRT router?
My personal PC is very good, i7 4770k, 16gb of ram, an SSD and two TB hard drives. Though maybe not 1 TB free at the moment.
I have most of a second computer built I should finish up, (needs a PSU and a hard drive I think) plus as a teacher I have an entire computer lab I can work on that I have admin rights on. I'm not sure if I have a spare router, the one with dd-wrt that I have is being used, but I can free it up for a time if I need. And thank you! I will look into some books related to those subjects.
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
Spectral seems more boring than it should be
I recognise the lead actors but can't remember from what. So that probably means The Wire
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
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OnTheLastCastlelet's keep it haimish for the peripateticRegistered Userregular
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Which shit?
There are currently several flavors to choose from.
"No, I'm not going to help you write your shipping fanfic."
It's not like I'm going to take his brain if he lives, or this will decrease his chance of living!
I'm just saying, IF he happens to die then he can still do some good!
.. what
I want to write a proposal about automatic recognition of human casualty poses so they can be treated by robot drone doctors! That is un-evil; can I get back in?
...although I don't have the most solid idea for one specific part of the problem, so I probably won't write it up unless a colleague decides to help me there...
@SniperGuy
Okay! Got it.
First off, Active Directory really does benefit from a basic understanding of TCP/IP networks. A lot of Active Directory "problems" are actually networking problems - like a client can't reach a DNS server, for instance. That doesn't mean you need to be able to configure a Cisco router from scratch or anything, but you should be able to talk about subnets and traceroute intelligently.
I'm not going to recommend any specific books, but look into books geared towards the following certification tests, in the following order:
CompTIA Network+
(Optional) Microsoft 740: Installation of Windows Server 2016
Microsoft 741: Networking with Windows Server 2016
Microsoft 742: Identity with Windows Server 2016
Regarding Microsoft 740: study this if you want to get your MCSA. The 740 covers how to install Windows Server, which isn't that different from installing Windows 10. It also deals with SANs and Windows Containers which are outside the scope of what you want to learn about.
I'm a huge proponent of hands-on work. Some more questions related to setting up a test lab:
1) Do you have a decent computer: say, Core i3 or i5, 16 Gb RAM or more, 1 TB or more free storage space?
2) Do you have a second computer that you can dedicate to self-education and fucking around?
3) Do you have access to any spare equipment? Even a small switch or spare DD-WRT router?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
The hospital one was by far the best of the lot.
Switch - SW-7373-3669-3011
Fuck Joe Manchin
i don't understand what is so fascinating about them
omg this sounds awesome
Man, I've been on the internet since the late 90s. I'm completely unqualified for public office.
Houn for President 2020
I will absolutely help him write his shipping fanfic if he teaches me about animation history in exchange
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
Most of the worst of what I've posted would let me at worst run as a GOP candidate.
So I've got that going for me.
Something tells me GenCon isn't Mike Pence's cup of tea.
Ignore the headline, it's click-baity
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=11766195
It’s not a very important country most of the time
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
It's kinda like a teaser trailer for the future, when all potential leaders have their dirty social media laundry aired out for all to see.
https://theawl.com/i-dont-read-the-news-anymore-and-it-s-great-aab6d78b1e85#.e85gaf6vs
also why i feel like a balance is important again
the balance of informed and sane and ignorant is tough of course
@TL DR
My point was that your immediate assumption of bad faith because they are white is not helpful.
Replying by assuming they're acting in bad faith kind of proves that.
clear out you lot
It may surprise you to find out that I was kind of an asshole in my youth.
In my youth, yes.
>.>
-Sees you when you're sleeping
-Knows when you're awake
-Knows when you've been bad or good
There's no mention of him monitoring you while awake, where you actually perform nice or naughty acts. Therefore we are forced to assume he just knows if you've been bad or good. He also simply knows when you're awake, so he also knows when you're asleep. Conclusion?
Santa watches you sleep because he likes to.
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
I knowwwwwww
and there's already a solution from google out there on github for a chunk of the problem (that comes up on a cursory search, so all competitors will know about it as well...)
But yeah this one I singled out based on pure coolness because it's like a vision of the future. I need to figure out if my workbro is down for it though. There's a different project he wants to do because the possible phase III involves integration with "giant lasers", which, yeah, also cool.
2016 disproves this.
QEDMF xbl: PantsB G+
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
eh
kids and teens have a hard time acting like adults because they're not adults
no big
forgive and forget you seem pretty likable now bro
Hmm
Build a robot to finish my PhD and hire me right now
My personal PC is very good, i7 4770k, 16gb of ram, an SSD and two TB hard drives. Though maybe not 1 TB free at the moment.
I have most of a second computer built I should finish up, (needs a PSU and a hard drive I think) plus as a teacher I have an entire computer lab I can work on that I have admin rights on. I'm not sure if I have a spare router, the one with dd-wrt that I have is being used, but I can free it up for a time if I need. And thank you! I will look into some books related to those subjects.
I recognise the lead actors but can't remember from what. So that probably means The Wire
lol you are nega-jake and real jake is dead under your basement isn't he
Even numbered years suck
QEDMF xbl: PantsB G+
Wat
How is it you're the one suggesting horrifical neuro-mutilation
life is good and nothing sucks
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here