Save your energy my friend. More trolls will come your way. Enough of our mental and physical energy has already been spent.
Hypocrisy of @ylecun is shameful. Shortly after attacking @timnitGebru and directing trolls against her he claims to be an ally. No accountability for such shameful behavior. Thankfully don't have to see him anymore on @Twitter but I think he is too narcissistic to stay awaypic.twitter.com/Ydg4DRAWQW
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We can make the best use of COVID and be more inclusive in our conferences to magnify voices of those who need it. Who cares if acceptance rate of a virtual conf is 30% instead of 20% if we include high quality works of the minorities and help them promote their works.
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now I see it!
@AnimaAnandkumar is right, he is a narcissist. These people never learn anything out of any situation. It is really a waste of time engaging in any sort of exchange with him. Scientifically, he is old news, too - Show replies
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All you AI folks are narcissistic. That’s how it is supposed to be in the grand scheme of things.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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maybe check out your moral compass, it appears yours isn't working sufficientlypic.twitter.com/kviUuFTaL3
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I remember that he instructed others to "Lift Black Voices on Juneteenth" by reposting a FB post by a white man (Zuck) and did not actually share anything from any Black voices on that day.
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https://www.facebook.com/yann.lecun/posts/10156963276362143 … for reference. Also, he posted bird photos on Juneteenth, but did not highlight any Black voices during Black Birders Week (though he did post bird photos during that week).
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I might be wrong, but he doesn't seem to promote trolling here. Or to have started attacking anyone. He was defending his point (possibly wrong) and his good faith (probably, you are right, being narcissistic and condescending). Things escalated quickly, but not only his faultpic.twitter.com/rL0AP2fQUF
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That comment came several days too late. Before then, he publicly sympathized with anonymous trolls who were whining about social justice. A figure of his profile has a greater responsibility to manage himself and his followers online.
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