Idontknowmyuser

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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
if bilogical reasons makes you more likely to study a field other than engineering. I say that this biological reasons make you less likely to become an engineer. and by "you" I mean a random woman. Of course some woman want to go
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
it is not about who is the greater engineer. it's a fact that women on average prefer to go more to fields other than engeneering. Some state that this a culture problem and that there is a hidden bias. Some also state that women migh
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
women are better at empathy, due to biological reasons. women ,on average not all women of course, go into fields that need more empathy on average. they endup having less skills in this field on average because more of them went and stud
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
if more woman are better at empathy ( already proven as fact), wouldn't you agree that some women might prefer jobs that can capitalize on that empathy. this argument uses "Distribution of...abilities" without indicating in a
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
This quote is speaking about the distribution saying that i might be affected, not that women are in fact less able if they wanted to. For example if more women don't go and study CS, less women will be in CS, thus the general populati
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
yes
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
we need more mechanisms to punish rent seeking.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
They apply because they need a new job.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
responding now might be inappropriate but for the record: one of the main premises of my response is that public ostracization is used as a form of punishment. ( I stated if in one of the previous comments). historical data support my clai
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
NO, I disagree the right of a fair trial holds regardless of the system. it's about the accused not the system. otherwise lynch mobs would be justified.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
the right for a fair trial with a Presumption of innocence IS A RIGHT. trial by media does not honor that right.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
"In many states, presumption of innocence is a legal right of the accused in a criminal trial, and it is an international human right under the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights" I think when you start opposing hum
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
Well to each his ideals and his priority of ideals. I for one think that: * social ostracisation is a form of punishment. * It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer. * social media in most cases ar
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
when we talk about proven in the empiric sense a margin of error is always expected. but what "innocent until proven guilty" guarantees is that best efforts were made to make sure that someone is really guilty. Trial by social me
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
I was not aware of that. You're right. Guess I'm too idealistic in my views.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
I'm by no way a lawyer, but don't you have libel laws? I thought that's why newspapers use allegedly when reporting on such incidents.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
The problem is that while I can admit that most of the victims are indeed victims. It is also possible that some might be accused infairly or inaccurately.So I would not really call it a fine way.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
Imagine if other forms of violent assault were held at that standard.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
I thought, that we as society surrender our right to judge and punish criminal matters to the court, in exchange for a fair trial for each and everyone of us.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
"From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs"
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
I pay my taxes and abide by the law therefore, I'm a citizen </END>
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
I wonder what are the challenges against implementing an open "near-full-automated" journal? - anyone can submit a paper. which is stored in the yet to be reviewed section. - only users with confirmed university affilation /
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
In the old versions of Pascal a function/porcedure only accepted an array of a fixed size (in fact you had to declare a type specifically for that size). for example if you had an array of 10 and an array of 100 you needed to write two
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
what you're saying is ageism. I don't fucking understand what the fuck is going on? every group who complains about some of form "ism" ends up doing it.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
You only do enough research to get the p values just right so you can publish. Scientists are not rewarded for more investigations that might weaken their theory.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
this seems to contradict what you're saying: http://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/older-men-have-geek...
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
Innocent until proven guilty.Uber respected due process expecting that if the allegation are true the police would have arrested the man. Uber is not a court, it does not and in my opinion should not have the right to play judge.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
Recent intel Cpus are designed in a country with a rich history of using and spreading exploits. I think it's a coincidence.
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by Idontknowmyuser 9y ago
kids that cheat are more likely to be praised for being smart.