There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
Same as "I apologized when I realized what I did was wrong" vs. "I apologized when I got caught doing wrong"
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
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Same as "I apologized when I realized what I did was wrong" vs. "I apologized when I got caught doing wrong"
@NJWookie @akareilly Or instead of apologizing, fake it with "I'm sorry you feel that way" or some such.
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
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Also "I resigned, keeping all my privileges, because I have dirt on you so you won't sack me!". -
There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
@akareilly it's not a crime unless you're caught
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Also "I resigned, keeping all my privileges, because I have dirt on you so you won't sack me!".@Maker_of_Things @akareilly If you let someone "resign" and keep privileges under these conditions, that should constitute a presumption of complicity and probable cause for investigation.
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@NJWookie @akareilly Or instead of apologizing, fake it with "I'm sorry you feel that way" or some such.
The old "I'm sorry you're offended and it impacted my livelihood but I'm not really sorry I think that way"
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
@akareilly May I quote you on that?
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Same as "I apologized when I realized what I did was wrong" vs. "I apologized when I got caught doing wrong"
@akareilly @NJWookie "I'm sorry I got caught."
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@Maker_of_Things @akareilly If you let someone "resign" and keep privileges under these conditions, that should constitute a presumption of complicity and probable cause for investigation.
@dalias @Maker_of_Things @akareilly hopefully they're both investigated. A man can dream.
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@akareilly May I quote you on that?
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
@akareilly Even larger difference between that and “I resigned after you found out and declined my offer to buy your silence about it.”
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@akareilly Thank you very much.
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
Unfortunately, "I resigned after you found out" (let alone "I resigned when I found out") has been out of fashion for at least two decades. Otherwise, most Western politicians would be jobless today.
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The old "I'm sorry you're offended and it impacted my livelihood but I'm not really sorry I think that way"
@NJWookie @steltenpower @akareilly
the honest "i am sorry. for what i did"
vs
the crocodile tears of "i am sorry. that you found out what i did"
(usually followed by some gaslighting)
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
@akareilly Any apology that starts with "I apologize" followed immediately by "if" is not an apology.
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
@akareilly what's that joke
its something like "I've launched an official investigation into my own wrong doing and I await the results"
as if you don't already know what you did
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There is a difference between “I resigned when I found out” and “I resigned after you found out”
@akareilly "I'm sorry you didn't like what I did, but you shouldn't have been looking."
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@rubenerd @exchgr yeah, I read all the studies and felt quite smug about AI, as well. And, then I actually built some stuff and found some bugs with current gen frontier models, and my priors were upended.
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