darthvoldemort

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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
You know nothing about teaching and education if you think this is going to help. It's going to hurt even more. The reason why you group children with similar learning abilities together is so that they can progress together. If you st
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
My friend lives in Fairfax and her school district feeds into TJ, so I assumed it was in Fairfax. This is a front-and-center issue for her.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
But having people working on potentially extremely useful moonshots that they are interested in for free is a huge win. I think it's really just a case of bad advice, and not all developers with 40+ years of experience are correct. In
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
If you're volunteering, why shouldn't you work on projects that you find interesting? I don't understand the point of view of the older dev.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
Asians are not genetically more intelligent than other races. If this were the case, Asia would be more of a powerhouse than just the "factory workers of the world". Only a small amount of innovation is coming out of Asia compared
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
No, the report says that Asians poverty is underreported in the data. EDIT: I think that the report shows that Hispanics in 2020 have a higher percentage of poverty than Asians, but it seems like a lot of the articles showing Asians had the
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
http://www.roosevelthouse.hunter.cuny.edu/?forum-post=resear...
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
This is completely BS. The activists have been trying for decades to bump up the percentage of Blacks and Latinos, and yet it's dominated by Asians. Asians are "stealing" spots from White, Blacks, and Latinos and it makes it
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
The G&T program in NYC is mostly ASIAN not white. This is the problem for activists. Also, Asians are the poorest demographic in NYC so activists can't blame systemic racism or economic disadvantages. So better to just destroy the
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
The inconvenient truth about NYC G&T program is that it is 40% Asian. Asians have dominated the G&T program, even "stealing" spots from white kids where 43% of NYC is white, but only 35% of spots taken by white kids. And A
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Tesla must pay $137M to ex-worker over hostile work environment, racism(cnbc.com)
138 points by darthvoldemort 5y ago|124 comments
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
Because they issue a lot of debt in USD. They can't print their way out of debt the way the US can and does.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
Because I can look at the baseball card. I can display the card as well. If you want to print out an NFT display that, go ahead but it's pretty meaningless.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
Because when I buy a piece of art, I can hang it on my wall and look at it. If I buy an NFT, it doesn't give me the right to print a picture of the art and hang it on the wall. I have no rights to display the picture of which I own the
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
If you buy an NFT for a piece of art, you can't even sell prints of the piece of art. You can't take a pic of it and sell a t-shirt of the art. You own nothing associated with that piece of art, except for the NFT itself. It'
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
You forgot: If you are unvaccinated and previously got infected, you now have a much better outcome than being vaccinated, including from future variants of the virus.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
The mRNA COVID vaccines were the first mRNA vaccines approved for humans ever.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
> We have 30 years of mRNA studies and research, and at this point The mRNA vaccines are the first ever approved for use in humans. This is indisputable. There are no long term studies as to its side effects. Do I think there are any? No
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
False. Studied doesn't mean it worked or was feasible. This is the first mRNA vaccine approved for use in humans. The lipid nanoparticles used to deliver the mRNA was first tested in humans in 2015 but wasn't an approved drug.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
Israeli study says getting infected creates 13x stronger immune response than the vaccine versus Delta. How much stronger do we need to get that justifies taking the vaccine at that point? This is the entire point of why they say vaccine ma
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
They are forced to spend all/most their money every year. They can't save their money like a regular company due to their status.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
How accurate are his answers? Have they been validated for correctness?
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
The only ones you can trust are the ones that have actively fought court orders. That is a reasonable show of certainty that they do what they say otherwise there are real legal consequences.
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
I can't believe that employees and customers are falling for the Big Lie technique. "Yes, our CTO is an ex-spy that we never revealed, but he's totally not doing it anymore! We promise!" Honestly, how stupid do you have
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
No one has explained to me how this is still legal. This "law" has persisted until Bush, Obama, Trump and now Biden. Why does no one on both sides of the aisle have the courage to stop this? Can no one mount a legal challenge agai
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
These days you can get an optical mouse that behaves like a pen like this https://ergonomictrends.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/pen-m... I'm not endorsing the one above, just showing what it looks
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
Thanks, good luck to you on finding a completely pain-free solution! This is the late 90s, so neurologists and other doctors weren't very useful at all. One even suggested surgery to correct my problem which got me really scared I migh
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
Your example is a bad one. People still need to schedule around other people's schedules, like other meetings, lunch breaks, or whatever. But generally you know that people are in the office approximately between 9 and 5. Individual re
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
There are probably multiple different causes for RSI in programmers, but for me, a regular keyboard is fine. Even my slouch is fine. I type with my elbows on the table and it's fine. It's the mouse that killed me. A handful of yea
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by darthvoldemort 5y ago
I guess you've never heard of "security through obscurity".

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