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locopati
2y ago
a fact check from Erin Reed https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/fact-check-new-york-times...
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why on earth would we believe anything they say?
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2y ago
sounds like they don't have the courage of their convictions then... i wouldn't work for a place that wouldn't put it in writing I'd insert the clause and let them challenge it
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2y ago
This is not true. Remote companies and many hybrid companies will obviously make that part of your contract. When the fully remote company I worked for was acquired by a hybrid company, being guaranteed remote was a part of all of our contr
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Language Bias in Performance Feedback 2024
(textio.com)
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2y ago
What reason do you think it's unlikely? He's talked about it. The Supreme Court has talked about it. The Republican party has talked about it.
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2y ago
What's the point of all his self improvement / stoic whatever he's doing if he remains a terrible person to the ones closest to him? That's why it's relevant.
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2y ago
this is NYC... look for the corruption and embezelling
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sarcasm? hard to know on the internet
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2y ago
Compared to CA because it's the only comparably sized state/economy?
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2y ago
if we could have trusted companies running nuclear power plants, maybe that could have happened, but you can't combine deregulation with nuclear power and think that's going to turn out great for people.
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2y ago
also, "culture war" is a ridiculous term. is it a war to discuss how women and queer folks are treated by the society around them? where tech has a role in both the treatment and, potentially, the remedies?
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2y ago
wow. way to address the subject of the post. I've been posting links about the overlap of tech and culture because tech does not exist in a vacuum and HN is often blinkered about these topics.
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Moral Implications of Being Moderately Successful Computer Scientist and a Woman
(irenezhang.net)
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2y ago
slightly edited title to fit character limits
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2y ago
where are your facts to back this up then?
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2y ago
to say that a company should be aware of brospeak in their job postings if they want to have women applying for jobs. to say that a company shouldn't just rely on internal referrals if they want to diversify teams. your suggestion that
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2y ago
a society that takes care of its people
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2y ago
It's really pathetic that repeatedly this community cannot discuss gender without a handful of people protesting that trans people don't exist or that there's some cabal to damage children.
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2y ago
There's a difference between women or GNC folks choosing for themselves and cis men choosing for them. That's where gender bias is poisonous.
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2y ago
a lot of minority folks are traumatized by not being able to walk down the street without being roughed up by police. innocent until proven guilty should be the bar we aspire to for everyone. if they tried the same tactic in a white neighbo
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2y ago
broken windows policing and stop and frisk were indeed morally questionable strategies as they were primarily used on minority communities
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Nothing in that study refutes my thinking that you're uninformed. The numbers normalize eventually around 1% which is what we see for transgender people in populations. Meanwhile, the very small number of teens that do go on puberty bl
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i truly hope you never have to experience cancer treatments for a loved one where the treatments end up not working in the end. it is humbling and eye opening.
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they is inclusive and can refer to a singular unknown binary gender or to someone who is nonbinary. language is fluid... it changes.
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why? the bureaucrats understand the domain and the context. have you seen the US Congress? this is just a way for the moneyed people and their lackies to gum up the works and make life worse for the majority while siphoning even more money
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can't read the article but, based on the headline, I'd date the birth of the weird, in a wider popular culture sense, to Ren&Stimpy in the early 90s.
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do you mean the way judges support taking away bodily autonomy or pushing Christian ideas over a separation of church and state?
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there's a difference between hating and wanting to rein in out of control criminal organizations
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they have been for quite some time now
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