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by klipt 10mo ago
"Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so"
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by klipt 10mo ago
The same person could use a forklift at work, and lift weights manually at the gym. Just pick the right tool for the job: don't take the forklift into the gym, and don't try to overhead press thousands of pounds that would fractur
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by klipt 10mo ago
LUKE: Is Perl better than Python? YODA: No... no... no. Quicker, easier, more seductive. LUKE: But how will I know why Python is better than Perl? YODA: You will know. When your code you try to read six months from now. https://w
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by klipt 10mo ago
If you teach this to children while their brains are young and have high plasticity, they might "grow out" of many autistic symptoms entirely?
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by klipt 11mo ago
Not to mention the Arab states also ethnically cleansed hundreds of thousands of indigenous Mizrahi Jews: https://justiceforjews.com/
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by klipt 11mo ago
The Arab states did ethnically cleanse hundreds of thousands of indigenous Mizrahi Jews: https://justiceforjews.com/
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by klipt 11mo ago
> racism within Palestinian communities. Of course
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by klipt 11mo ago
Are these studies easily debunked? https://academic.oup.com/esr/article/38/3/337/6412759 > Gender discrimination is often regarded as an important driver of women’s disadvantage in the labour mar
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by klipt 11mo ago
> diversity is not a zero sum game The moment HR rejects a candidate for being "insufficiently diverse" that's a zero sum game isn't it?
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by klipt 11mo ago
Even worse than asthma https://preventcancer.org/article/lung-cancer-asian-american... > Environmental exposures, such as cooking oil fumes and secondhand smoke, have long been identified as risk factors for lung ca
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by klipt 1y ago
This is a bad faith argument: "What's the theory of harm here? If we continue educating women they may gain too much social mobility?"
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by klipt 1y ago
> Your mother/grandmother wasn't allowed to open her own bank account until 1974. And your father/grandfather was enslaved by the government to fight in the Vietnam war until 1975. > What's the theory of harm here?
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by klipt 1y ago
"If countries conscripted only men for thousands of years, for how many thousands of years is it reasonable to conscript only women to balance the scales?"
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by klipt 1y ago
You might expect both 1. discrimination against women in male dominated industries and 2. discrimination against men in female dominated industries. Studies show that now 2. is worse than 1: https://academic.oup.com/esr&#x2F
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by klipt 1y ago
https://academic.oup.com/esr/article/38/3/337/6412759 > Gender discrimination is often regarded as an important driver of women’s disadvantage in the labour market, yet earlier studies show mixed
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by klipt 1y ago
https://academic.oup.com/esr/article/38/3/337/6412759 > Gender discrimination is often regarded as an important driver of women’s disadvantage in the labour market, yet earlier studies show mixed
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by klipt 1y ago
Accounting and law schools are also graduating majority women these days. Have you not been paying attention? DEI keeps on saying "more women in universities! More women in universities!" even though universities have been majorit
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by klipt 1y ago
What's the equivalent of "Girls Who Code" - "Boys Who Nurse"? A club teaching First Aid to boys only? Does it exist at the same scale that Girls Who Code does?
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by klipt 1y ago
> The purpose of DEI is to rectify the discrimination that is already present. Randomized studies show that men now face more hiring discrimination than women do: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/375863746_Me
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by klipt 1y ago
That's like saying "the Crusaders weren't real Christians because real Christianity is peaceful" See also: No True Scotsman Fallacy
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by klipt 1y ago
If you include biological and medical sciences in STEM, STEM graduates have been majority female for decades. Where is the DEI for men in the female dominated STEM subjects?
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by klipt 1y ago
"Trump says he has final say on paying himself $230m for past investigations" (from US taxpayer money) https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/22/donald-trump... Gee golly I'm startin
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by klipt 1y ago
Fun fact: when the Gupta brothers were starting to run into trouble for stealing South African public funds, they paid British PR firm Bell Pottinger £100,000 a month to distract the public. That's when Bell Pottinger came up with a ca
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by klipt 1y ago
The irony is that many of the people criticizing female sex bots would welcome male sex bots as "liberating", which shows you they don't have any consistent ideology, outside of a selfish ideology that what benefits them is
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by klipt 1y ago
Just search for feminist opinions on sex bots, there are tons.
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by klipt 1y ago
It's not limited to men. A lot of feminists are also vocally against the idea of female sex bots because it makes them feel insecure.
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by klipt 1y ago
Claude is multimodal, it has been trained on images
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by klipt 1y ago
What about a blind human? Are they just like an LLM? What about a multimodal model trained on video? Is that like a human?
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by klipt 1y ago
The tariff wars certainly didn't help.
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by klipt 1y ago
Anyone here play the RPG Dink Smallwood as a kid? There was a side quest where you hit (holy) ducks with your sword so hard that they cook: https://youtu.be/zWxXWG-U0Uo

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