hexadecimalMind

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   by hexadecimalMind 6y ago

   Please keep science apart from politics (and yes, it it also about you Scientific American). Thank you.
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   by hexadecimalMind 7y ago

   "You can call that censorship if you like; that word is used in so many different ways that at this point it just expresses a feeling." Censorship is not a feeling. You are not even correcting me. It's seems that you are mark
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   by hexadecimalMind 7y ago

   "(...)Avoid unrelated controversies and generic tangents." One of the topics mentioned in linked article is "sexual discrimination". How is it suddenly not related? "The reason we have guidelines like this is that t
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   by hexadecimalMind 7y ago

   So according to your logic adding to job ad such a sentence: "We especially encourage white, heterosexual men" would be completely OK? Because nothing here is "therefore an implicit discouragement to" other ethnicity&#x2
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   by hexadecimalMind 7y ago

   Research institutions are bravely fighting with "sexual discrimination" and at the same time: - they implicitly discourage men to apply for job by adding "We especially encourage women to apply." to job ads, - they under
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   Eindhoven University of Technology – open jobs exclusively to women(telegraph.co.uk)

   6 points by hexadecimalMind 7y ago|0 comments
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   Forget Pixels: Adaptive Particle Representation(biorxiv.org)

   3 points by hexadecimalMind 9y ago|0 comments