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jimzvz
14y ago
Any faith I have in yahoo's recovery is definitely fading. They are either guilty of buying hype marketing about technology (which demonstrates that yahoo has no interest in actual innovation) or buying technology that doesn't work very wel
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14y ago
Why specifically tesla and not just electric cars in general?
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14y ago
> Can you see the difference? No, I can't because every man is not a rapist. Your scenario assumes that the men are malevolent and the women benevolent. If you remove this prejudice, you will see the scene as I do. The same thing. >
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14y ago
Yes, treating people differently will almost certainly result in people being treated the same. Not really though, it has never worked and will never work probably because it is illogical. This is part of the reason why so called "male priv
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14y ago
> Again, context matters. When a man makes a sexual joke and a woman makes a sexual joke, it's not the same thing because there are different implications to it. My brain cannot even comprehend how you can believe such bullshit. I feel
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14y ago
> I bet... > ...probably... > And it IS... Believe it or not, your opinion isn't fact.
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14y ago
As a citizen of a so called third-world country, your post is extremely condescending.
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14y ago
haha, okay.
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14y ago
Sexism is discrimination based on sex. Please look up the definition of sexism. No, it does not depend on the motivation or context, everyone who discriminates believes that their motives justify it but they don't. Your sexism is no differe
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14y ago
No, I am saying that people don't like being segregated (not that they should not like, do not try to put a different spin on it) and as a person who has interacted with other people my whole life I do have a right to say that. Yes, women a
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14y ago
Is this not true?
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14y ago
Please explain to me where I made an assertion about how women should feel. I said that girls will wonder why they are being treated differently and I said that people do not like being segregated. What words am I putting in whose mouths? W
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14y ago
Yes but there is a difference between forced segregation and self-segregation.
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14y ago
Well perhaps, at the moment, she is only interested in it because it is what you do and is using the argument that it is a boy's thing to convey that to you.
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14y ago
> Kids are very perceptive, they notice the apparent differences in acceptable behavior very early on Yes and if young girls' early exposure to the industry consists largely of "Girl-centric CS activities" then they will immediately wo
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14y ago
Are you suggesting that we cannot debate this issue unless we are female? Because, if so, then you need to copy and paste your comment on 90% of the comments in this thread including your own. (I assume you are not a women because you said
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14y ago
The problem is that it is using discrimination to fight discrimination. What about the boy who can't afford the tuition for the computer science course, his best friend, a girl who he has just introduced to programming, gets a bursary to th
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14y ago
> The contexts for the two groups are completely different, thus a simple "swapping the two labels and seeing what results" gives absolutely no insight. This is an argument that has been used by most proponents of discriminatory practi
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14y ago
Why immediately assume that the idea comes from environmental factors?
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Perhaps Gandalf feared the power the ring would have over the eagles. Not during the trip, as discussed in the article, but at the moment when it needs to be destroyed. If the eagle changed its mind at that point, there would be nothing the
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14y ago
> Of course, and those would be the people who choose to work in order to earn more than the guaranteed minimum. The result would be more available jobs with more relaxing hours, giving people more time to spend with their families, on
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> The more time goes on, the more I think maybe a minimum guaranteed income is the solution that makes the most sense. Why? Someone has to pay for it.
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14y ago
Higher labour costs just push business overseas. Is this not true?
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14y ago
I would think that the obvious thing is to stop differentiating between men and women. Stop treating women as some special case that need gender specific forums, consultants, hackathons, events et cetera. If you want to stop sexism, stop pe
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14y ago
This marketing fluff failed to communicate anything useful to me but did make me decide that I no longer like heroku. Actually, I guess that is useful. > "Ultimately, our stances always come from a place of respect. If you can’t say any
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14y ago
I agree but why is the tesla roadster in that list?
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> My apps use the API provided by NextBus who apparently licensed these patents. Since you are using their api, surely your app is covered by NextBus' licenses? I would get legal opinion on this though because even though this would be
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14y ago
So reactivating the facebook account and adding the app to the facebook account without the user agreeing to either is fine for you?
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14y ago
This error is rather worrying. jtablesession::Store Failed DB function failed with error number 1226 User 'highcharts' has exceeded the 'max_updates' resource (current value: 36000) SQL=INSERT INTO `jos_session` ( `session_id`,`time`,`user
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14y ago
Haha, not exactly what I had in mind.
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