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this is a very interesting idea, but I think using gender and skin tone to represent data differences is potentially problematic, particularly if the data has a
by gotostatement 6y ago
this is a very interesting idea, but I think using gender and skin tone to represent data differences is potentially problematic, particularly if the data has any sort of normative meaning. the other variables are interesting though
- ebg13 6y agoI think this post is meant to be a joke.
- ianai 6y agoIt’s not funny.
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- ebg13 6y agoIt's not a joke about data or race or sex, and it doesn't make any claims about data or race or sex, and it doesn't signal anything about data or race or sex either intentionally or accidentally, and it doesn't do those things because it's demonstrably satire about how chernoff faces are a terrible idea. See the first footnote on the word "favorite" and the second footnote on the word "Clearly". I think your contempt is a serious misfire.
- batsigner 6y agohow about this: stop calling experiments, which the author calls "dumb and useless," "problematic." your slacktivist faux-concern does more harm than good.
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