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by renaudg 9y ago
Citations much needed for your first point, please. What I see is a list of male and female dominated fields which is a near perfect fit for what theory would predict. I'm sorry you feel the need to trivialize my point about monkeys. U
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by renaudg 9y ago
> a motivated collection of cherry-picked data points put together to suit the author's political purpose How very ironic you should say that, given the author's interesting demonstration (with figures) in that very same post o
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by renaudg 9y ago
It's arguably the culture that the OP is rallying against which relies on the "soft science of sociology" as a theoretical basis. The OP's point on the other hand finds most of its supporting evidence in evolutionary psy
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by renaudg 9y ago
Ok, we're in presence of solid research finding a) similar sex differences in toy preferences in monkeys as in human children, and b) sex differences visible within 2 days after birth (references here : https://www.psycholog
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by renaudg 9y ago
When you actually read the blog post, you'll see that it does quote research finding sex differences 1) as early as within 2 days after birth and 2) similar in baby monkeys' toy preferences as in human children. I'll let you
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by renaudg 9y ago
You have to consider that Gizmodo has acknowledged having stripped the essay of several hyperlinks, probably lending support to his claims. This comprehensive recap could be one of them : https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog
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by renaudg 9y ago
We don't need to wait for genetic data mining, this has been widely studied already. Differences are visible within the first two days of birth : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/222673203_Sex_Diffe... and
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by renaudg 9y ago
Because it happens even in monkeys : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2583786/ I've posted it elsewhere in the thread already, but this article is a good recap of research on the topic : htt
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by renaudg 9y ago
So is it ""not mandatory"" then ?
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Here you go : https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/rabble-rouser/201707/wh...
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by renaudg 9y ago
> I doubt the author has faced ostracism Here's one of his colleagues threatening to quit "if HR does nothing in this case" : https://twitter.com/rakyll/status/893287112732291072 > here are so
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by renaudg 9y ago
For the Container Engine part of GCP (and any Kubernetes installation really), this project automates everything away : https://github.com/jetstack/kube-lego
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by renaudg 9y ago
Anyone else feeling slightly uneasy with the exciting and "disruptive" plan of ushering a population of 1.3 billion into the glorious era of the fossil-fuelled car ? Seems exactly what the world needs right now.
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An open source protocol to create and explore shared experiences in VR(decentraland.org)
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by renaudg 9y ago
Exactly this. And the UK is going to learn about it the hard way (if it goes ahead with Brexit, less likely by the day). The Euratom debacle is already showing that.
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by renaudg 9y ago
The UK has not historically been at the forefront in terms of labour protection, and the EU did nudge it in that direction.
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by renaudg 9y ago
I am French and extremely surprised to hear that the French administration will let you do paperwork in English. Then again, I haven't lived here for some years. I wouldn't be surprised if some kind of local government agency in P
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by renaudg 9y ago
It wasn't a middle finger to the German, Merkel-Macron relations are excellent. It was certainly an attempt to position France as the first port of call for the US in Europe, taking the opportunity of current German unease at dealing w
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by renaudg 9y ago
I have no special sympathy for bankers, but the matter of the fact is that London and the South East are the engine of the country, largely subsidising the rest, and finance is the engine of London. It's all good and fun to say bankers
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by renaudg 9y ago
The unthinkability of war between its members (a millenial problem, solved for 70 years now), for starters ? Addressing inherently regional/global issues like environmental ones at the appropriate level ? Having the clout of a 300 mill
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by renaudg 9y ago
This exactly. This is the vote of a generation, with consequences to be felt throughout their children's lives.
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by renaudg 9y ago
> Interesting that you bring up an example linked to Switzerland, which isn't in the EU (it's not even part of the EEA). Despite that, it does have access to the European single market, something that some European bureaucrats
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by renaudg 9y ago
That is quite an epic underestimation of the possible consequences, both economically and geopolitically. Are you Theresa May ? :) I'm not sure how the fact that business can find opportunity even in times of great adversity (including
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by renaudg 9y ago
It looks like they have built an interesting, robust and scalable system which is perfectly tailored to their needs. If one didn't want to build all of that in house though, is there anything they've described here that an off the
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by renaudg 9y ago
Is that some nice Wikipedia editing you just did in response to my comment here ? Wow. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Nuclear_power_pha...
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by renaudg 9y ago
What ? It has everything to do with nuclear power. Here is a entertaining live map of electricity trade across Europe : https://www.electricitymap.org/ Let me know if you can spot any time when France is a net importer with
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by renaudg 9y ago
> -Continue with romantic and sexual advances after already being rejected once. I'm not sure that Michelle Obama would now wish that Barack had followed that particular piece of advice, when as a colleague he persistently asked her
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by renaudg 9y ago
How do you decide when to manually override a post ?
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by renaudg 9y ago
Wait.. an "admin user" on a Mac is basically just a sudoer that still needs to enter its password each time for elevated privileges, right ? Since you do need to install stuff sometimes, I'm not sure what a power user who&#x2
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by renaudg 9y ago
Paula is exactly the same across the whole Amiga range AFAIK, so no difference when it comes to sound. Not sure how much resources Octamed requires though. An A1200 with CF hard disk + ACA board seems like a safe bet

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