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by Rule35 6y ago
> When talking about systemic bias, I think it's less about intent, but that is one of the things that makes it so dangerous in terms of the level and longevity of impact; it's much more difficult to fix when there is no single
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by Rule35 6y ago
> I guess the idea that the reason [...] hasn't crossed your mind? Oh my god, I'd never considered that other people have experiences and they differ from mine! Sweet f-ing Jesus, it all depended on you assuming who I was and s
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by Rule35 6y ago
> They were just examples of systemic bias. The fact that so many are racial is just a reflection of the unfortunate state we find ourselves in. Do you think racial cases of bias outweigh other demographic biases? And what's your op
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by Rule35 6y ago
> I think these long rambling replies I don't think you know what rambling means. > You seem really, really incessantly upset It's just so nice of you to care if I'm upset. I love you too. > about the idea that not e
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by Rule35 6y ago
> And businesses need the "what about the jobs, can I have a bailout" option removing. Hell yeah. Welfare for business is bad. > Workers need that 'no deal' option adding. Well, yes. But to some degree you're
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Don't think things have changed for any other reason that we forced them to do that. We did not. Unless you are seventy. The changing laws of our country that make unions less useful have also gotten rid of private armies. > Th
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by Rule35 6y ago
> But is that really the argument? It's a big hassle and you'd rather not have to do it? No, that the people "being offended" are just lying to get their way. You know it's true. > so I don't get how your
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by Rule35 6y ago
It would be weird if you were just saying "the female-mail carrier" for no reason. But we usually describe people to differentiate them from someone else for conversation. Like "the mail lady says she likes our cat", dif
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by Rule35 6y ago
It's generally easy not to, because they bounce around the peg. You can set your sale at 1.00 and wait, it won't take long. It might not matter though. If you have to file anyways then shoot for profit.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Oh, you have got to be kidding. Quit it with the Nordic worship. I mean, they're pretty great overall but all the problems you think the USA has, they have in spades. And while they are great they aren't solely because of ideals a
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Do you stand up, put hand on heart and pledge allegiance to your family? Your church? Your friends? I didn't pick the marriage ceremony my culture used. If it involved a hand over your heart I wouldn't have worried about it.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Why does someone doing something over-the-top mean you can't enjoy doing it normally? Look at how and why people want to be in the USA and look at those things as worth caring about. Try to make your country better for everyone and be
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by Rule35 6y ago
Watching a simple competition like the 100M dash, sure. But watch something worth seeing despite the competition such as the gymnastics, figure-skating, or wrestling perhaps, and I at least can just sit and enjoy the skill.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Maybe ask people not from there what they think it represents. And not in the sense of a slogan, but opportunity or not, openness or not. Ask those who want to immigrate, and ask the recently immigrated who now want to preserve what they ha
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by Rule35 6y ago
Presumably every (non-gaseous) planet is covered with ground. Whereas Earth isn't Mars.
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by Rule35 6y ago
It's not binding so it's not that big of a deal.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Part of the problem is that quarantine means different things to different people and places. North American and European quarantine seems to have been almost entirely ineffective. Too loose to help and too invasive to not hurt. It's h
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by Rule35 6y ago
> capitalist oriented structures running those operations cannot justify their profit share They don't have to justify anything, they're profitable. Out compete them, with your 80% workers, if you think it's a better way.
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by Rule35 6y ago
It's not about an agenda, it's about the numbers. The panel isn't big enough to help at all but it's not being billed as "extra supplemental power for the cigarette lighter", but as if it's actually going
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by Rule35 6y ago
So? They used to break your legs. Now they just write stuff in a little booklet. Things have changed a lot.
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by Rule35 6y ago
> I'm not sure how you think my list would bifurcate into multiple lists. Because the two things I pulled from your list aren't systematic. One was local to a specific health system and about a specific condition, and the other
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by Rule35 6y ago
Then to be just as pedantic back, those checks aren't free and you're paying more for them than I am. But I was talking to georgyo, if you try to insert yourself, stay on topic. It's only polite.
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by Rule35 6y ago
No, you're talking about making it illegal to use the things you know about someone or something to make a fully qualified decision. About a babysitter, a potential criminal, an immigrant, whatever. > It needs to be held to a higher
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by Rule35 6y ago
> footage of North Koreans pledging their allegiance to their government You're literally just inventing stuff to get upset about. There's no dictator in America. When you pledge allegiance to the country - or when someone els
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Which part of the pledge pertains to morals and values? Pledging allegiance to the things that protect and serve you. Support for something larger than yourself. The American ideals in the constitution and on the statue of liberty, eve
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by Rule35 6y ago
Staking income is much lower than mining. Eth 2.0 is targetting a 7% annual return, outside of any currency inflation. So there will be stakers, but it won't be the gold-rush of mining.
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by Rule35 6y ago
> no direct connection to criminality like whether or not their parents were separated and whether their parents were ever arrested Again, not right at all. These things heavily correlate with crime. A broken home is the primary indicato
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Fire them until they can demonstrate that the algorithm is not in fact biased like it appears to be. What do the non-black box findings from the area show? If blacks are a poor demographic in the area it might be true. (Crime tracks po
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by Rule35 6y ago
Then they're successful enough to not be the ones I'm talking about. If you sell art profitably you're a business, in the art space.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Because they screwed up the earlier launches unrelated to mining, because they practice annoying market segmentation anyways, because it's seen as a cash grab, because it isn't helping one bit despite the hassle, because stopping

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