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by nippples 9y ago
Looking at her article history in The Guardian, it doesn't seem likely at all: https://www.theguardian.com/profile/kim-wall
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by nippples 9y ago
> The anti-science bias in this explanation has two faces, both well-meaning but both untrue. First, the science of gender difference is not gender stereotyping but, in fact, real, as the sources above will prove to any executive or per
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by nippples 9y ago
Hitting people in the head with bike locks is not speech either.
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by nippples 9y ago
No violence is free speech. Not from white supremacists, not from antifa, not from communists, not from BLM. What you had in Charlottesville is two group of thugs looking for a fight meeting and getting the fight they all wanted. Pretending
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by nippples 9y ago
> The tipping point for us making this decision was that the team behind Daily Stormer made the claim that we were secretly supporters of their ideology. Would it have been possible to deal with this problem this way instead: http:&#x2F
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by nippples 9y ago
Off the top of my head, I can think that the saw getting false positives or being incapable of cutting anything conductive, which may be my precise goal as a tool user, as dealbreakers on this feature. Nothing to do with greed.
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by nippples 9y ago
I agree. The job witch-hunt at conservatives in the IT industry is pretty harmful too.
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by nippples 9y ago
Let me remind you that who brought up the concept of "acceptable punching targets" to modern politics was antifa, and that staging a counter-protest in the exact same venue and time as a rally / protest is OBVIOUSLY going to
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by nippples 9y ago
> What happened to the good old days of vim vs emacs? Whoa, whoa. Are you trying to start WW3?
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by nippples 9y ago
> Psychology seems to be barely better than guesswork. It depends on the school of thought and experimentation methods. Some, for example, will focus almost exclusively in easily measurable physiological responses to stimuli and draw ver
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by nippples 9y ago
> what scientists think > one scientist's opinion We're reaching "both sides of the climate change debate" levels of spinning here.
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by nippples 9y ago
> There's a penalty in society and your career for being an asshole. Partially true, Gawker staff thrived on being assholes until they got the Hogan Leg Drop. Are you implying that Damore was an asshole, though? How so? > That ma
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by nippples 9y ago
The confusion comes in the lack of distinction between software programming and software design in these discussions. The former values mathematical thinking, the latter values understanding how much the user will fuck things up for eve
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by nippples 9y ago
It looks like a cunning plan because it doesn't look like it's going to turn out he's going to be forever unemployed after expressing concern about a monoculture, getting extensively character-assassinated by the circus med
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by nippples 9y ago
> It's possible to have a discussion about these issues today. It's not rational to give special preference and excessive leeway to discussion that isn't actually fact based (and is in many ways based on nothing related to
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by nippples 9y ago
The absolute quantity is so far off from being statistically significant sample of the population that the variation rate at this point is a worthless data point.
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by nippples 9y ago
You gotta understand, those literature students who learned critical theory know far better about these topics than biologists and psychologists . Of course hormones mean nothing. You think it's adrenaline making your heart beat
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Blind recruitment trial to boost gender equality making things worse – study(abc.net.au)
20 points by nippples 9y ago|6 comments
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by nippples 9y ago
> You Waited Until The Exit Interview To Ask What’s Wrong Also: You Fired The Employee When He Told You What's Wrong
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by nippples 9y ago
We've already lost quite a large number of democracies all over the world to all sort of oppressive dictatorships and teocracies. Where's the surprise? It's good sometimes to remember not to take democracy for granted.
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by nippples 9y ago
I really thought it was corrupt politicians giving away public resources to private mega corporations, irresponsible financing systems, wall street selling lel bonds, the undermining of the national working class, bogus copyright laws that
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by nippples 9y ago
tips fedora furiously
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by nippples 9y ago
> Think of stuff like the quadratic equation, or formula for the surface area of a cone. How many of us were just taught these magic formulae without first deriving them? Why do we start talking about pi without first explaining how it&#
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by nippples 9y ago
You seem to assume I'm calling feminists "nazis", or that I'm right-wing, or that people advocating for "punching nazis" are somehow liberal. None of that is true.
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by nippples 9y ago
> And if you think people aren't campaigning for serious social and political change I don't know what to tell you. The social/political change they've been managing to make happen is normalization of left-wing radica
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by nippples 9y ago
QuiteRSS
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by nippples 9y ago
AR won't be worthwhile until: 1) It has a window to the AR larger than a wallet 2) It doesn't hog one of my hands for holding said window into the AR 3) Actually takes into consideration the the environment it's supposed to a
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by nippples 9y ago
I've noticed that I don't care any longer so much about which distributions are available, but more about the preferred packaging system of the distribution + how up-to-date their repositories are. With many programming languages
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by nippples 9y ago
Now we have great discussion forums and link aggregators where a small group of moderators rule over a very large number of places and will frequently go on power trips, dominate discussion (or coddle a power user) and, not rarely enough, e
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by nippples 9y ago
> spends millions in creating a fork of Ubuntu Just install plain Ubuntu ffs

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