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by dandare 4y ago
> In the early years of our sample, women were less likely to be selected as members [of AAAS and NAS] than men with similar records. By the 1990s, the selection process at both academies was approximately gender-neutral, conditional on
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by dandare 4y ago
If you are interested in men's issues, but hate misogyny or red-pill, check out r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates
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by dandare 4y ago
“There’s a long history of western archaeologists doing this work. So it’s great to see their own discoveries – and the fact that she’s a woman archaeologist, an Egyptian woman archaeologist, is even more welcome.” Give me a break
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by dandare 4y ago
> It is literally why the game was invented and how capitalism works. literally - "You Keep Using That Word, I Do Not Think It Means What You Think It Means"
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by dandare 4y ago
1st sentence: > Monopoly, the board game, is often held up as a demonstration of capitalism, teaching players how business works. I don't think I need to read any further.
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by dandare 4y ago
I wish they called it Economic Social Sciences, to distinguish it from, ehm, sciences.
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by dandare 4y ago
One thing I would like to understand is how much is this related/cause by the 2008 financial crisis and the quantitative easing policies.
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Ask HN: My child food allergy from prick test. Can't find science based info
2 points by dandare 4y ago|4 comments
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by dandare 4y ago
The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins changed my whole outlook when it revealed that cheating and stealing will inevitably happen in any complex system and is not a question of morality but a question of optimal allocation of resources.
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by dandare 4y ago
This.
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by dandare 4y ago
The UX is horrible because: a) Engineering: Nobody will rewrite 20 year old views just to improve the UX. In many cases, nobody even dares to touch the 20 years old spaghetti code. b) Sales: The buyer is not the user. The buyer (playing gol
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by dandare 4y ago
You just described the fallacy fallacy :)
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by dandare 4y ago
I for one disagree with the article. Naming fallacies is shortcuts, useful in keeping the discussion focused on topic. If we had to explain why attacking the proponent instead of the argument is not disproving the argument every time someon
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by dandare 4y ago
What is this "star" effect on som of the prominent stars? Why is it only on some of the light sources? What causes it in a lense in general and why is it not correct for in JWST? Thanks!
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by dandare 4y ago
Slightly related: Communists cut Jewish gravestones to cobbles and used it to pave Prague historic center. The stones were discovered during a revamp of the pavement and are now returned to Jewish cemetery. https://www.bbc.com&#x
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by dandare 4y ago
Maybe this is the right thread to ask for help: I am looking for resources on the technical aspects of creative writing. Like this post. Or as mentioned below, on using semantic line breaks https://sembr.org/ I am trying to
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by dandare 4y ago
You have my upvote.
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by dandare 4y ago
Anybody else concerned about the ethics of scrubbing intestines, injecting gas into intestines, then suffocation the mammals to death? Are animals in these procedures routinely anaesthetised?
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by dandare 4y ago
That reminds of one of the "enhanced interrogation" technique used in Gitmo where suspects were "forced hydrated via rectum" to cause often urination and defecation.
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by dandare 4y ago
I am surprised Munsell Color system was not mentioned: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munsell_color_system It is basically for when you want colors of different hue (chroma) but similar saturation and luminosity.
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by dandare 4y ago
Typo (old clipboard). Thanks for pointing it out.
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by dandare 4y ago
After a quick google search I can see some very controversial comments by Thenmozhi Soundararajan. Hopefully the world is changing and demonising ones race, even if that race is white or Hindu, will soon be neither celebrated nor even accep
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by dandare 4y ago
> exploit labor How do you define this? And no, "fair wage" is a circular definition, not an answer.
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by dandare 4y ago
> Workers tend to underestimate a couple of things: Their value, their ability to work out and improve a workplace situation, and often also the ability of their superiors to change perspective and collaborate on moving forward. I have s
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by dandare 4y ago
Thanks. And what does the standard deviation 0.13 means? I just don't know how to interpret the result.
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by dandare 4y ago
Excuse a question from a total statistics illiterate: > Using a transformation of the h-index as our indicator of research output, we find male research output to be 0.35 standard deviations (p < 0.001) above female research output. H
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by dandare 4y ago
Good analogy, except the Mona Lisa on the wall is not the original, just one of possibly infinitely many copies. NFT does not automatically (or usually) means that you own the copyright to the picture.
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by dandare 4y ago
That is something slightly different, but thanks!
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Ask HN: Paste URL onto text to create a hyperlink
1 points by dandare 4y ago|2 comments
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by dandare 4y ago
> The cartoon, part of collection of cat images called CryptoKitties, is a non-fungible token But is it? I mean, is the cartoon itself a non-fungible token? Or is it that just a JPEG (one of many) of the cartoon is a non-fungible token?

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