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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Are there any teachers who can really talk about solutions to the problems covid presents? Rather seriously, of what I can find anecdotally online (as I know no teachers IRL) that even trying to have in-person classes haven't really he
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
In my personal experience such statements are actually not rare among specific minorities, and only in spaces between those minorities. They will never be said in a public way, because it makes them targets. I've been pulled aside by f
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
It might be that they cannot censure the offending member in any capacity, due to their core team member status. In that case, resignation is the only thing they have to effectively rebuke behavior.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
> After adjusting for age, sex and education Wait, we're not adjusting for wealth, environmental exposure, exercise, fitness, or existing health conditions?
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
I think slack has an option to send a message at a specific time, at least I've used it.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
By this logic, no experts should be allowed in court unless the opposing lawyer has as much education as the expert in their subject.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
The definition of abusive behavior is unfortunately ambiguous though. Not everybody agrees to it. That's how you get people claiming folks are too sensitive and other people claiming so and so is an abuser for some more ambiguous circu
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Do you trust a site like reddit to keep your government ID secure? I don't.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Teen girls are not at all ready for pregnancy in any respect. Just because they started puberty doesn't mean puberty has been completed.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Who can afford to legally challenge an entire police department? Probably not the disproportionately targeted...
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Between the time the court rejected a stay and the hearings next year, a constitutional right will be denied to countless people.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
There was actually a big twitter thread by a black recruiter at Google (now cut) who out and out said that Google's interviewing engineers looked down on black seniors and ranked them universally lower than white seniors, particularly
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Author Beware however has an extremely long track record of calling out fraudsters. Any author who reads a warning from them would do well to take them over the word of any fraudster.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
But importantly, face-to-face doesn't do anything to mollify that, which is against what the GP says.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
I don't know if it's true that face-to-face communication is actually better when you begin to talk about controversial, political subjects. There's a reason why it's been common courtesy not to talk about politics or re
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
I'm surprised no one here is talking about context collapse, which I think does a good chunk to explain the mob justice behavior. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Context_collapse
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
I think there is most definitely a line where there can be no reasonable or safe way for someone to try and communicate privately and should definitely go to a third party to sort this out as a first step. I've heard of stories in acad
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
My understanding is that this is significantly more controversial if it involves removing private or employer-provided healthcare. A "public option" is something the current president, Biden, supported. And he's the president
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
The issue with humoring the quackish side of chronic lyme is that you swiftly get into supposed treatments that are, in fact, quackery or can be actively harmful to patients (such as extremely long antibiotic treatments). So you risk both w
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Reuters, Axios, AP news?
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
I already heard several lead devs have left + took their teams with them to start new studios.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
I believe the NYT also published their own failing there, widely, on its own front page.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
This resignation letter was also heavily refuted by other insiders, most specifically that Weiss was actively insulting her co-workers in the middle of meetings. Who should I be believing?
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Which means that other communities ran by other moderators can be created. (This breaks down probably if the moderator is like, an ISP, AWS, etc.)
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Below that list is another list of current employees' statements.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
Sure, let's start with the NSO CEO first! I'm sure there's nothing wrong with asking him to drop all his phone data, private messages, calls, to any state actor, right?
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5y ago
I have a co-worker who I would described as mildly happy at all times and doesn't care about societal norms/ranking, but I never interpreted them to consider themselves superior to me. This doesn't jive with my understanding
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5y ago
This seems like goalposts being moved.
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babyblueblanket
5y ago
The new class of vaccine was developed years and years ago for SARS 1 fwiw, was tested and even approved. But by the time it was ready there was no demand. It's not actually new.
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5y ago
I disagree with the notion that subreddits can be so considered atomically and not part of a whole. r/Fantasy has had this problem where the regulars and the moderators are generally great, but authors they invite to do AMAs will often
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