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carlisle_
5y ago
> There are two parties and you have to pick one. Well that’s certainly a dishonest premise.
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I don’t follow the logic. Saying something is whataboutism isn’t recursive.
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This is called “whataboutism”.
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What kind of virtue signaling is congratulating a startup for their innovation before they've proven anything? Also the word is "empathy" not "emphatic".
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I find it strange that you keep talking past the point people are making. The problem is opt-out, and nobody is holding this company to a different standard. People hate opt-out, and in this case it looks particularly predatory. Your comm
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My question is how can platforms ensure only “good” science is done at the scale they operate at? So many pseudosciences hide behind jargon, how much scientific education is required to delineate between the two at the velocity people want?
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5y ago
>Know when to break the rules. For rules like "don't repeat yourself," sometimes a little repetition is better than a bit of dependency. Glad to see DRY called out here. I've seen so much crazy code simply to avoid br
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5y ago
You're the first person to mention 'sexism' in this comment chain. Why is an investigation predicated on sexism? Why is sexual harassment not sufficient to warrant an investigation?
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>Although questionable as a psychometric test That's an understatement. It's meritless pseudoscience.
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I really like this post because it exudes nuance. So many problems are boiled down to terse summaries that are barely accurate when examining details. People being hateful and violent are a problem. More of a problem are the conditions that
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6y ago
>I feel like Google is far too cavalier about deprecating services and forcing their customers to do migration work. Having worked with quite a few ex-Googlers this is a pretty standard Google engineering pattern.
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6y ago
From the study: >We develop a robust econometric model of weather effects on global agricultural I don't think the US counts as global agriculture. Certainly a subset though.
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>That doesn't look like someone just tooling around to me, that looks like someone recreating a build process. This is quite the leap in logic.
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6y ago
Did these guys really think people would buy it when their excuse is a literal cliché? What’s next? Did a dog eat their homework?
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Because duplicity is an ethical norm for the entire Legal sector.
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6y ago
It's the definition of the word '[in]valid' I was referring to. I'd also say this is the same thing as when I said his anecdotes were not true. What I saw was somebody using biased and bigoted thought to justify their re
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Nobody is going to care about how semantically correct you are given one of his anecdotes was him admitting he treats women differently because of their gender. Feel free to call that valid to appease your dictionary definition, however col
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6y ago
You want to argue that the guy espousing sexism through his anecdotal experiences has valid anecdotes?
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carlisle_
6y ago
I mean, you gonna stick up for the guy that just got banned?
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carlisle_
6y ago
You wanna get educated go educate yourself. I'm frankly pretty disgusted by your posts and don't have the patience to educate somebody who is stubborn and unwilling to consider other perspectives.
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6y ago
Why didn't you reply with this instead of answering my question with a question?
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6y ago
Dude you have two flagged posts talking about women and you're going to try to convince me you're a feminist?
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carlisle_
6y ago
You want me to speak for somebody else instead of you speaking for yourself?
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6y ago
What'd you really hope to accomplish with this post?
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6y ago
Htf do you call yourself a feminist with posts like this?
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>You can't find someone else's anecdotes untrue. Sure I can when they're filled with obvious and apparent cognitive biases.
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I'm saying what's the point of even keeping score when the odds are so stacked against women. Your complaints are entirely anecdotal, meanwhile it's very easy to point at empirical data showing how women are treated poorly. I
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Oh no, women have one advantage over men (if it were true) in a male dominated field. How do you not see how contradictory that statement is?
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>Why can't we focus on the rights of both genders? Ask yourself that question. In response to somebody writing about their experience changing careers you brought up how men aren't treated fairly.
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6y ago
Yes you did, did you expect me to be ashamed about this?
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