catskul2

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by catskul2 5y ago
a) The implicit comparison groups are the ones related to the qualifiers: gender, and sexuality b) It doesn't make sense to compare categories that are not mutually exclusive, so since Hindus can be gay men it wouldn't make sense
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by catskul2 5y ago
Pedantry: regardless
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by catskul2 5y ago
> Think of Galileo who was persecuted for advaing the theory that the Earth was round. FYI, Galileo showed that Earth and the other planets go around the sun. That the earth was round was already known.
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by catskul2 5y ago
I see what you did there.
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by catskul2 5y ago
I like Rodney Brooks, but this just seems like a nothing idea/article.
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by catskul2 5y ago
But it wasn't more precise.
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by catskul2 5y ago
Can we all stop for a second and appreciate the "Graphical Abstract"? IMO it's great, and every paper that where such a thing is reasonable should have one!
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by catskul2 5y ago
Am I reading wrong? It seems to say 1 person was killed rather than 130+.
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by catskul2 8y ago
Not really. Many parts of standard intelligence tests are pattern matching. In many cases the patterns can be generated and verified algorithmically and the number of elements as well as time limits are varied. The maker of the test would
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by catskul2 8y ago
> The problem is that the author of the test needs to have at least the same level of intelligence (and probably even higher) than what the test is measuring. What makes you believe that?
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by catskul2 8y ago
The method of investigation was to use (mostly) open available sources. There's a name collision where "open source" means something different in intelligence and reporting than it does for software and technology.
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by catskul2 8y ago
IMO the font choices on the sites include some that are way too narrow/faint. Hard to read on both Chrome and Firefox.
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by catskul2 8y ago
> ...building a bullet-proof carapace... I see what you did there.
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by catskul2 8y ago
> I don't think it has to be unethical, just against your principles. ... I mean, that's just a matter of locality of ethics. IMO going against your own principles is unethical from your own perspective.
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by catskul2 8y ago
It sounds like most of this stuff has more to do with you than the place/city/town you're referring to, which is fine, but would seem to indicate the criticism of place is misdirected.
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by catskul2 9y ago
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by catskul2 9y ago
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by catskul2 9y ago
RF? I thought we were talking about sound here...
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by catskul2 9y ago
It's not genius. It's the standard instruction from a lawyer defending such a person.
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by catskul2 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvkuePL7oDY
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by catskul2 9y ago
That article was all over the place and is in strong need of an editor.
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by catskul2 9y ago
Many argue for multi-member districts to avoid that problem.
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by catskul2 10y ago
I've found that a lot of developers I talk to prefer tabs (for indenting only) but go with spaces when they start a new project because they feel like it's less contentious for some reason.
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by catskul2 10y ago
It's not necessarily bad if you can afford to be irrational. If you can't, the it's bad for obvious reasons.
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by catskul2 11y ago
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