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>universities and tech giants all embrace liberalism and feminism to an extreme degree I would say that's a bit...extreme. lol.
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Hmmm, not even anecdotal evidence.
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Whenever people want to discuss nature along with nurture, I'm reminded of what Neil Degrasse Tyson said about biological influence on gender roles in science. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-Mwtkod_VM
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>Except there’s plenty of evidence for the former, and close to none for the latter > Sure you can point to a couple of ‘bad apples’ > you can point to a couple of ‘bad apples’, but you can point to far more examples where those id
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I didn't want to because all of my worst memories were with my parents. Now I have a baby I always think about ways I can be a better parent than mine were.
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Managers with her attitude annoyingly unrealistic, but there are some truths to it. It's difficult to convince a brand name company to hire you if you just graduated from a no name school or some bootcamp. I went to Berkeley and MIT an
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I recently came back from paternity leave. I talked to all of the hiring managers about my baby, because I'm one of those new parents who really likes talking about their baby. :) Most of the managers really liked talking about their k
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Someone should write a service to see how fast posts and what kind of posts get flagged off of the front page.
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Pay attention to what people do more than what people say. People vote with their feet. A senior engineer at Google can easily get a high paying job anywhere else.
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A supreme court justice was asked the same question. I don't agree with it completely but think it's an interesting opinion. >Rosen: Why is it good for men—as you said recently, there should be nine women on the Supreme Court …
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Click bait title. See hn guidelines. We should rewrite yes no questions.
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Has anyone heard of the third world squat? It's a joke from weightlifting forums but also has some truthful parts. https://www.google.com/search?q=third+world+squat&oq=third+w...
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I know lots of people do pot. Don't forget the alcohol! What about other kinds off addictions like porn?
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If that's the case then maybe we can write a program that scrapes 1% of 100 books every day. After 100 days we will have 100 books!
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I did a code review for my manager where I reminded him to punctuate and capitalize every code comment. I wonder what review score I'm going to get this quarter.
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I'm just going to post this quote about going with your gut from Ruth Bader Ginsburg. "But one example of the unconscious bias that still exists was a Title VII suit brought in the late 70s, and the plaintiffs were women who had n
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How Elizabeth Swaney made it to the Olympics with a very simple halfpipe run
(nbcolympics.com)
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The wordpress article says academic meritocracy doesn't exist because teachers are biased. The author is calling it a myth to say it exists in our society. Doesn't seem like they are against an actual meritocracy. Though I suppose
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This page is where all the fun is. But it's also very slow. http://johanneskopf.de/publications/pixelart/supplementary/m...
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Do you have any examples where people are criticizing the concept inherently? The people who write about these things always say they don't like when the word meritocracy is being used to hide bias.
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Maybe with even more detail. Can we do a survey like Stack OVerflow? If not officially then can I do one?
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Opens Up About #MeToo, Voting Rights, and Millennials
(theatlantic.com)
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It motivated me to make stupid github projects for Internet points. A couple of them got voted to the front page and one even got flagged killed. Examples: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12071405 https://ne
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When you say conservatives support Meritocracy do you mean like how Ivanka and Jared got jobs with the White House? When people criticize the word "Meritocracy" they are not criticizing the concept but the usage.
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Are there user statistics? Would love to see them.
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This really should be the top comment. Tim Ferris makes money by staying relevant. And Peter Thiel qualifies as a political figure.
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You don't think conservatives treat liberals poorly? Go on r/atheism and see all the complaints about living in a red state.
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This is why I'm glad the D's are cleaning house. Sexual assault shouldn't be partisan. F Bill Clinton. Hilary was absolutely complicit too.
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hahaha I can't wait for some Valley employee to write a paper on how biological differences between democrats and republicans...sorry, "average biological differences" causes different distributions.
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lol, story time! I joined a new team where the members never eat lunch with each other. I don't like to eat with co workers every single day but I do want to chat with them casually once in a while. So I organized a team lunch. I'
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