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2y ago
Why is breadth of candidates defined by race and gender instead of experience and expertise. If the DEI department improves breadth of experience and expertise, by looking into alternative hiring streams, thats great, but people who defend
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2y ago
I don't understand why we don't just stratify by profession and weigh the lottery by salary.
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2y ago
There are example of DEI not being racist but the one you provided is extremely racist.
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2y ago
Lmao its definitely not because they kicked out all the white farmers and indian small business owners right?
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2y ago
How do you know its not working? Because there are statistical differences in outcomes between groups of people?
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2y ago
The shows are made for the average person and the average person doesn't understand the insidious effects of interest
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2y ago
This is only funny because no one takes bing seriously.
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2y ago
Imo, its mostly cultural which turns physiological. Every home cook I know has difficultly even putting on weight. The home cooks also enjoy the taste of vegetables and find the amount of sugar in store bought/fast food desserts nausea
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2y ago
Are you telling me its crazy that a scientist accidentally caught an undocumented strain of the virus and spread it? Why would there need to be a cover up if they can't even find patient zero. And even if there was a cover up, both the
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2y ago
How is the steelman not, a leak involving viruses with gain of function.
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2y ago
Im not worried since this one wasnt created in a lab. Only half joking.
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2y ago
Well yes, we don't really know what this thing is yet, and the only ones who kind of understand it are the researchers themselves.
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2y ago
> When money is tight, new bets look bad It's not optical, it's just bad. The risk adjusted returns for bets need to cross the interest rate threshold and when rates are high, the number of bets you can take must drop.
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2y ago
Love this, cooking with limited ingredients is a true skill. Korea has a cook out of the fridge show that I like.
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2y ago
Because its bad to have a single point of failure in our supply chain
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2y ago
My data points were from employers, not blog posts.
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2y ago
Yes like 5 years ago
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2y ago
That's definitely not true. The whole side project meme was a big thing a while back because employers were specifically looking for people who liked programming so much they do it on the side.
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2y ago
Why are wood cutting boards outlawed for commercial kitchens.
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2y ago
I thought men and women are equal, what bond does to men is far worse
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2y ago
I bet it's some bullshit like, "bikeshare businesses" have to display advisories on the app to tell people not to ride on the sidewalk and to use helmets.
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2y ago
dancing grannies is definitely not a result of social technology haha, but yes, old people culture in china is top tier
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2y ago
Everytime I read these articles, it's just, train a ML model and beat the bookie. So simple in hindsight.
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2y ago
The whole concept of introversion is a regression in social skills which is only slightly genetic and largely environmental. The idea of burning social energy is mostly a skill issue, although it is worsened with new/weird people.
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2y ago
It's highly underrated by young people who don't like the idea of living with their parents. Ultimately, the cost of this is shouldered by day care fees, parental leave, social security checks we cut to old people, and less effici
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That's just not true, people leave shitty landlords, buildings, and cities all the time. People also confuse housing as a necessity versus good housing in a good location as a necessity. It's normal for desirable cities to be expe
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2y ago
That's fine, if apartments are too expensive for people and landlords are penalized heavily, then the rent will come down otherwise landlords will be underwater. If tenants are still moving inspite of the high prices, then the price is
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2y ago
Disagree with algos being problematic. The crux of the issue is that vacancy needs to be taxed on rental units in high demand areas when its above a certain threshold.
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2y ago
What is the correct pathway to green card for a worker immigrant?
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2y ago
The models pretty much say its NOT about policy, but its about the conditions from which cultural values arise from. I don't even know what you are arguing about, did I make a single normative statement in my original post.
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