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by 78666cdc 11y ago
"Hey want to come over to my house and print some LSD?"
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
>These “mood bots,” once ingested, will travel directly to specific areas of the brain, flip on genes, and manually turn up or down our happiness set point, coloring the way we experience circumstances around us. One thinks of Brave New
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
And Watson, from Watson and Crick, who discovered the underlying commonality of all humanity, DNA, and won a Nobel prize for that work, was extremely racist[0]. That's the problem with arguing based on name recognition. Cite rigorous,
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Where was the implication that they aren't welcoming? The point was that a black church is not "all white male all the time". It feels like you're looking for something to be offended about. >Your examples were bad. I
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Where did I say that race doesn't matter?
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Then cite that rather than an unscientific, non-rigorous "study" (read: anecdote).
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
You're putting words in my mouth. But if you want to talk about that, then yes, there is more support for homeless women than there is for men. But that is beside the point here. My point was to list a handful of the many counterexampl
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
The flaw in this argument is that it makes the implicit assumption that having more startups founded by black or hispanic founders is good just because there are more startups founded by black or hispanic founders. That there is underrepres
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
By your logic, there are no social disadvantages for blacks either, because Jay-Z. Which is clearly false.
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
>all of the time is "white male time" Like black churches and communities, professional women's societies, women's shelters, scholarships for women, women's clubs at schools, and so on? In elementary schools, whe
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
That's a poor study to cite. If you took two people of any one race and sent them looking for jobs, probably as often as not one would fare much better than the other just because of individual variability. You get hired based on your
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
It is interesting that a single comment (since you said "the comment") led to you write a response about "them" and what "they" think. Anonymous internet comments are a grab bag of all the most ignorant comment
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
That there are no surviving letters from Leopold now, hundreds of years later, when there was no reason to save any letters as there might be for a famous composer, does not indicate that there were no letters. Aside from that, it seems hig
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
There will be no additional g-forces if there is no acceleration, regardless of velocity. The related concept is that of an inertial reference frame.
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
A starting point is "stress-energy tensor" as a keyword to search.
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Nothing.
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Ask HN: Literature on software engineer management for a non-technical company?
1 points by 78666cdc 11y ago|0 comments
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Clickbait title.
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
She should explain that then. Another commented on this post said (s)he knows multiple people that have gone on PIP, gotten out of it, and are working normally now.
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
I don't imply that women game the system, that would be a ridiculous thing to say. Of course parental leave should be standard in society, and I wish the USA in particular were better about it as a whole. What I'm saying is that i
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
As I replied elsewhere, that is not at all what I meant. See my edit.
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
You're strongly misinterpreting what I said. Of course she should be back in the same position after maternity leave. But when there's a team of people that report to you, they need to report to someone else while you're away
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Why would you expect to be able to come back into having people report to you after a five month leave from a high-paced environment? Getting brought back up to speed will be obviously necessary, and the PIP thing sounds like an explicit ef
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
It is obvious. We call them machines.
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Is there a demo anywhere?
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Hence my disclaimer at the top of my post. However, having been a software engineer at multiple Fortune 500 companies that don't even allow their software engineers local admin rights or relaxed proxy filtering - things that we need to
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Bypass all corporate Internet filtering at work, without admin rights
3 points by 78666cdc 11y ago|6 comments
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
I meant "half of the statements", not "half of the comments". That was very obvious from what I said, so I suspect that you are being intellectually dishonest. Regardless, to stay on topic, out of "a lot" of pe
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
18,000 subscribed user accounts out of about 36,000,000. That's .05%, or 1 in 2,000. Except that it's localized in one subreddit that doesn't make the frontpage and is universally reviled on the rest of Reddit. By all means,
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by 78666cdc 11y ago
Reddit is also /r/haskell, /r/emacs, /r/AskScience, /r/AskHistorians, /r/puremathematics, /r/compsci, /r/art, and many, many others. Notwithstanding that /r/jai

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