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ares623 | 1 day ago

Look, if a techno-fascist state is what's needed for me to continue not having to write any code anymore, then I will gladly accept it. Techno-fascism is preferable to the horrors of Agile. /s

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tempodox|10 hours ago

Right, you’ll be out of work and without income, but free of Agile.

fulafel|21 hours ago

Interesting connection. Are the tenets "Individuals and interactions over processes and tools" and "Responding to change over following a plan" aligned with fascism?

AreShoesFeet000|1 day ago

In my personal experience, an ironic statement that hits too close to home will - regardless of the irony - get downvoted. Partly because irony serves to be lost and it is lost too much. Partly because it still uncovers something uncomfortable. A lot of people really do want fascism. So you loose on both sides. Brutal.

Imustaskforhelp|1 day ago

I guess if you get downvote for saying something ironical, then that's the loss of audience, not you.

One can argue that a thoughtful irony which gets downvoted might be more interesting than thoughtful irony which gets upvoted because of the points you mention.

Irony shouldn't be in a bubble of all upvotes. Funnily enough I had searched up some irony quote websites a few days back and going back on them was fun to find a relevant quote:

Irony is just the honesty with the volume cracked up

- George Saunders.