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by noqc 3y ago
>The author is a woman. Oops. She might not be blind to it, but since that's what the article is about, and yet also somehow not what the article is about, I don't think I would say that she's particularly sighted.
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by noqc 3y ago
The author is lamenting the increasing effectiveness of advertising and propaganda on children, but the advertisers sign his checks, so he doesn't realize it.
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by noqc 3y ago
As an educator, I do not consider it my obligation to provide employers with effective evaluations. I am an educator, not an interviewer. You want effective evaluations, pay for them.
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by noqc 3y ago
Yeah, you got it.
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by noqc 3y ago
Perhaps this is a no green M&Ms situation.
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by noqc 3y ago
Please do guarantee this, and then actually go perform this experiment.
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by noqc 3y ago
>a scheme that actually does what you want This seems like a pretty bad attempt at such a scheme.
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by noqc 3y ago
I wonder what you would happen if you really probed a "consumer" about what they mean by trusted.
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by noqc 3y ago
>I think they made the correct choice. Do you understand how much harder layout is when its not on a rectangle?
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by noqc 3y ago
The word trusted doesn't change meanings when you move to a sales context unless you're a salesman.
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by noqc 3y ago
The author has only just read the wikipedia article on humans.
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by noqc 3y ago
Of course, this should surprise no one. It is harder to read code than to write it, and Apple doesn't spend 12 trillion dollars per year on code review.
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by noqc 3y ago
Did you read what I said at all?
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by noqc 3y ago
You don't know what moving the goalposts is. You're moving the goalposts when you insist that my claim is that it is easy for people to agree, when my actual claim is, and always has been, that the experiment is not evidence of t
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by noqc 3y ago
"pretend you are an enforcement official, and your only official guidance is this sign, the purpose of this rule is to keep the park safe, but you might get reprimanded if you kick someone out of the park and you can't convince yo
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by noqc 3y ago
Suppose I ask you to play the game as an extremely petty and literal dictator, whose goal is to give as many citations as possible, any tenuous justification will do. Can you find a justification for giving that airliner a ticket? Since tha
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by noqc 3y ago
What don't they agree on? They don't agree that you should take a common sense approach to moderation, provided that you are actually doing the job of moderation? Or they don't agree that those were the instructions of the &q
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by noqc 3y ago
The experiment is bad because it has hopelessly convolved a number of different causes of disagreement, some of which have nothing to do with difficulties in moderation. If you're interested in "people disagreeing on what should b
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by noqc 3y ago
> Websearch is sputtering sure but that's normal after a challenge like chatgpt. If you think the complaint about google search is that it isn't as good as chatgpt, I think you might be not listening. The problem with google se
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by noqc 3y ago
Whether or not a particular crime is one that the investigator is allowed to commit in the course of an investigation is extremely fact dependent, so the fact that you haven't included any is a little suspicious.
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by noqc 3y ago
If you really want to get rid of plastics, stop recycling them and start burying them.
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by noqc 3y ago
If it's truly a service that's being provided by your superdownvotes, I wonder what would happen if you let people opt out of it. I would rather see the highest voted comments, and I'm pretty happy to just scroll down myself
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by noqc 3y ago
I'm not going to wade into details of the position when it's so clear from context what is meant by "large cars". Your comment is in bad faith, I think.
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by noqc 3y ago
You misunderstand. I want the government to prevent you from driving a car that is more likely to kill me in an accident. We are enemies here. Not natural enemies, of course, because banning large cars makes you safer, even if you dri
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by noqc 3y ago
The prisoner's dilemma indeed describes a lot of unregulated markets.
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by noqc 3y ago
>Mass is the greatest, most significant safety feature you can get in an automobile. "Safety for me, but not for thee"?
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by noqc 3y ago
This is a good thing to be able to see, but I'm much more interested in identifying the soft censorship in comment sections. This is obviously harder, because vote totals aren't publicly available for comment sections, but it is m
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by noqc 3y ago
Alliances are not the same as peace. Egypt's tepid alliance with Israel has also served to anger the rest of the islamic world, and Gaza in particular is much more isolated as a result. This is one of those apples to oranges comparison
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by noqc 3y ago
I assure you that I read the tweet, and the list remains utterly null. In a broader sense, I don't fault you for looking at war and thinking, or rather hoping, that in a just world, this wouldn't be the solution to any problem. It
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by noqc 3y ago
If you aren't particularly discerning, why would you greatly enjoy spending so much more money for what you basically consider equal to cheaper pasta?

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