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Totally agree that this is how deep, necessary changes happen on the cultural level. I think the political task of our generation is to integrate these issues into the wider economic ones, because they are by no means mutually exclusive (wh
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Just trying to put this in the most bare terms, there's obviously plenty of edge cases and caveats around gender, but: a) Society places a greater burden on women than men for child-rearing. b) Women who take leave lose out on career o
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9y ago
Equal, mandatory parental leave would go a long way toward leveling the playing field. Western cultures are still much more understanding of men being absent from their children's early lives than mothers. These sorts of cultural expec
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Apache Foundation Bans Use of React.js
(react-etc.net)
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10y ago
The title of this piece doesn't adequately reflect the fascinating methodology it contains. The 538 team uses latent sentiment analysis to create a kind of algebra for subreddits, i.e. r/running + r/weightlifting = r/fit
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Evidence Points to Russian Propaganda Outlet Editing Leaked Emails
(newsweek.com)
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Brain stimulation technology being used in elite athletics
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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10y ago
Ah yes, our old friend the panopticon. If human beings are watched thoroughly enough, eventually they will internalize the gaze and watch themselves. The perfection of the human condition! What ever happened to those? ;)
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10y ago
One of the most striking things missing is Picasso's play on perspective. Often his paintings would look at the subject though multiple points of view at the same time. Or he would break apart shapes, reorient them, and put them back t
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10y ago
Totally fair point. In both cases, I think design follows the Rule of Least Surprise to create a consistent experience for users. It's about business aims, too. WhatsApp went after native messaging, so it made sense for them to make th
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10y ago
I was really impressed by WhatsApp's approach. When I installed in on my iPhone, it looked just like the native iOS messaging app. When I helped my mother-in-law install it on her Android, it had a totally different look, much closer t
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11y ago
If all goes well, I work through a process like this. I reach for this tool when the bug in question seems to have its source in faulty logic, as opposed to say, resource consumption. 1. Reproduce the bug as consistently as possible. 2. Fin
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A Scalable Process for Manufacturing Graphene Microsupercapacitors
(materialstoday.com)
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ZeroFOX monitors #BlackLivesMatter activists
(littlesis.org)
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Thanksgiving as a Day of Mourning
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Why My Wife and I Choose to Live in Group Housing
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Every “Art of Fiction” Interview
(lanceschaubert.org)
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11y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1095/
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11y ago
Hi Julien - would you mind talking a little about what you see as the value difference to a student completing your two year program vs completing a bootcamp program and say, jumping into an apprenticeship or learning on the job somewhere?
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Color film was built for white people. Here's what it did to dark skin
(vox.com)
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Headspace raises $30m to help you be more mindful
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
Thanks. Got me for a second.
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11y ago
This is a typical white supremacist line. I'm sorry to see it here on HN.
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I see. That's why I partially blame the teacher in that situation. I think a critical part of teaching is to contextualize the material in the larger picture. I had a math teacher in high school who, when I asked why I had to learn the
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11y ago
Journalism is actually a great example of the utility of literature classes - because even if you don't enjoy literature, the act of reading critically is an important skill to making sense of the world. I'll take a leap and sugg
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Interesting. I've come across similar stories and sentiments among scientist and engineer friends. A frustrating experience to be sure, but it strikes me that these are people whose jobs require them to sort out systems which, without
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Why it's Impossible to Estimate Software Development Time
(blog.hut8labs.com)
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New Images of Bright Spots on Ceres
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Unlocking Scrolls Preserved in Eruption of Vesuvius, Using X-Ray Beams
(nytimes.com)
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