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by growupkids 13y ago
I think you're missing the point of the study. The so called gap doesn't exist when you compare apples and apples. Claiming its a gender gap when a librarian isn't paid as much As a physician is disengeous. The claim is wo
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by growupkids 13y ago
Sorry, it won't let me reply any deeper. I'm glad you agree you are generalizing, even though you don't seem to want to acknowledge you're making gross generalizations. Either way, you do realize generalizing does not
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by growupkids 13y ago
Here's another source, it appears there is no gender gap in pay: http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/05/the-bigg... It also appears the later differences in pay may have more to do with
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by growupkids 13y ago
The gender pay gap appears to be a myth: http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/05/the-bigg...
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by growupkids 13y ago
LOL. I needed a laugh, thanks. :)
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by growupkids 13y ago
1. Men run everything. Gross generalization. Clearly not true. 2. Men often don't think of women as human. Another gross generalization, and your support for this is that a long time ago women couldn't vote, therefore often men d
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by growupkids 13y ago
Here's some official government sources to go along with this discussion. Women earn the majority of bachelors, masters and doctorates: http://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=72 Women live longer than men: h
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by growupkids 13y ago
First rule of TSA Pre: don't talk about TSA Pre. The less people that sign up the shorter the line.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Very likely, although they probably wouldn't pass this on the public.
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by growupkids 13y ago
It's always surprising to me when people believe anonymous government sources, when the statement is in that governments interest. Government personnel are paid to act and speak in their governments interest, which includes lying, exa
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by growupkids 13y ago
Most transparent administration ever. We can see right thru them.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Their IA clearly sucks though.
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by growupkids 13y ago
How is saying they're working on code breaking not admitting they are working on breaking internet cryptography? Isn't that the same thing? What other widely used codes could they be working on besides the algorithms used in TLS
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by growupkids 13y ago
I think that might where the miscommunication comes in with lay people. Commenting at all would confirm the existence of a classified program. That's the rule everyone is taught when you get read in. You're taught to never divu
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by growupkids 13y ago
Let's not be naive. Spying doesn't involve warrants. It's called spying because that's what it is, spying, not building a legal case to take to court. Warrants aren't ever going to figure into spying. You can bou
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by growupkids 13y ago
I think the authors point was that the people in that room consider $1000 a month to not be a livable wage. Therefore, the inference is that those people would want to see more than $1000 a month, which would be even more costly. Perhaps
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by growupkids 13y ago
Or what happens if the vehicle is operating with malicious intent.
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by growupkids 13y ago
You've never built a system for the government I take it? You don't build these things in a vacuum, they approve and co-design the system, drive the technology decisions, require you to use "approved" technologies, ban
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by growupkids 13y ago
And the federal government is a remarkably ignorant customer. They don't know what they are asking for, meddle in the details adding in things they think they need, and don't really know what to pay but often think lower=better.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Or possibly it's they-paid-us-for-x-and-told-their-bosses-to-expect-y situation.
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by growupkids 13y ago
I don't follow, Weiner admitted he posted the pics.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Or the operator just didn't follow procedure and plugged it in. Work in an ICS environment for one week, and you'll see the probability of this happening is close to 100%. Most of these folks don't even know what a cyber att
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by growupkids 13y ago
In other other news, HN does not erupt into self righteous indignation that a country spies on another country.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Perhaps PC is really about finding offense when none is intended.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Nah, that's just either a bad joke, or stupid.
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by growupkids 13y ago
That person got their argument wrong.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Politician move #178, also know as the "Reagan Shim Sham": just say you don't know anything about it.
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by growupkids 13y ago
That maybe she's pretending to be mad, but knows this sort of thing goes on and everyone pretends it doesn't?
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by growupkids 13y ago
It's political theatre. She's not mad, she playing to her audience.
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by growupkids 13y ago
Incidents. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_intelligence_activity_a...

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