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educaysean
5y ago
Can you please elaborate? You have a way to compare a raw metric (counts) against a ratio (like vs. dislike) that yields useful insights as to whether the like vs. dislike ratio was the product of brigading?
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educaysean
5y ago
Hey, totally cool with agreeing to disagree. Thanks for the thoughtful engagement.
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Being a salesperson doesn't somehow make you immune to being an immoral actor. There are sellers all over eBay selling junk tech or empty boxes using weasel words and attempting to exploit people with less technical know-how. This Moha
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educaysean
5y ago
Why wouldn't it make much difference? An email from a self-proclaimed white hat who spins scary tales of security vulnerabilities is an obvious attempt to alert and frighten. They purposely withhold information regarding the nature of
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5y ago
And we, the society, are outraged at the blatant abuse of power we are witnessing in this article. We are shocked by how our current system may have critical vulnerabilities that compromise it's ability to deliver the education it prom
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educaysean
5y ago
Don't speak for the rest of us please. I personally believe there to be a massive societal disadvantage to the existence of "educational institutions" with hidden political agendas.
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educaysean
5y ago
Let's think about the internet. Let's think about how it enables us to achieve instant communication all around the globe and freely share and distribute knowledge too great to hold in one's brain. I'd say the modern men
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5y ago
Oh no! The user experience must surely not be enriched! Damn those smart ass web developers who aren't like the rest of us that care about code quality and engineering principles!
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educaysean
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As long as you aren't trying to refute the fact that historically silenced people are the de facto authority on being "historically silenced", we're on the same page. And for the sake of clarity - Yes, anyone can and wil
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5y ago
Difficult as it may be for you to fathom, not everyone is a mercenary driven by money and greed. Many people choose their work based on their values and beliefs. Especially a well known, tight knit company like Basecamp have leadership posi
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5y ago
When you form a student-led committee on anti-bullying but mysteriously exclude all the victims, the bullied kids will beg and plead you to reconsider and listen to their voices instead. Not because everyone else's opinions are invalid
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Masks during flu seasons is already the norm in various Asian countries: Korea, Japan, China, etc. I think their previous experiences dealing with SARS and MERS have taught a valuable lesson for the masses.
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You can put words in my mouth all day but here is exactly what I wrote. > When it comes to discussing specific experiences that minorities face, however, you should defer to the experts in the area who have lived their entire lives being
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educaysean
5y ago
So your entire argument falls down to: government says we're all equal, therefore equality achieved. It's as if everyone was simply making a giant fuss about racism and feminism that never existed for decades.
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educaysean
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The point is that "creating strife and division internally and causing other employees to feel uncomfortable" can happen without an employee activist pushing a politically charged agenda. My personal interpretation: If the primary
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educaysean
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We all know? Good thing you're the self-appointed representative for all of "us". Because I have absolutely no idea where to begin drawing that line.
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Where in the US can I find that society? I'm having trouble being convinced when trying to reconcile this with the waves of anti-asian violence that's been tearing our community apart for the last few weeks. Is it really difficult
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Your opinion is valid regardless of your privilege. When it comes to discussing specific experiences that minorities face, however, you should defer to the experts in the area who have lived their entire lives being in the seat of discrimin
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If the status quo was that we were already living in a gender-blind, race-blind society, your comment would be correct. The truth is that we don't know if the 100% male engineering group is a result of perfectly executed meritocratic i
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educaysean
6y ago
Where on the website was that quote pulled from? I was unable to locate it. Much of what's found on the equitable math website reads pretty benign to me overall.