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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Which highlights that even suggesting this is illegal in countries in Europe.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
IQ remains one of the most highly predictive traits you even can measure from someones psychology, predicting crime rates, happiness, divorces. Just about everything actually is predicted by IQ in someones like, to an extent to which philos
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Right, but this doesn't invalidate the idea that genetic groups exist and that heritability can significantly affect traits such as intelligence. It simply moves the question to, which genetic groups are correct to create distinctions
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Is race a socio-economic concept? Can you explain what you mean by that?
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/sormland/hd-tar-upp-fallet... SVT is the Swedish government news agency. The article describes a politician facing charges for suggesting that South Sudanese people have a lo
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
>It turns out molecular genetics has (for lack of a better word) thoroughly debunked [the view that Intelligence is significantly heritable]. There is also a replication crisis in post-modern science. Not to mention, is it even legal, le
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
To this day I believe black holes remain a mostly theoretical phenomena. Which also happens to deal with infinity-mathematics in the singularity, something we don't see in reality otherwise. Yes, observations have been made to their ad
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
They can be a miniature sort-of-abacus. Keeping track of a number while you're scanning a lot of other things that occupy your mind. You can even sort of hold both the 10¹ digit and the 10⁰ digit on your hands if you're used to it
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Why is Conway's Game of Life so interesting? Does it prove anything or lead to insightful discoveries? The game itself seems to me, like a fun little toy at best.
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
And the reason why they're even having the discussion is not because the site might contain CP. The reason they're having the discussion is because the board was host to a political discussion board which hosted right wing extremi
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
And this is why the website even has a Wikipedia article? No, ofcourse not. The site is known because of it's political board: /pol/.
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
No, it is not.
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Wikipedia acting like it's not censorship is the standard method in which censorship happens in the west today. The people in charge here gloat and applaud the idea of democracy and freedom of speech, while they use dishonest tactics t
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
I find it very disturbing that the Wikipedia thread posted in the post above discusses the topic like it's about CP. It's clearly not. It's completely about the political implications of 8ch, especially in the aftermath of th
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
The greatest addition to FFmpeg in the recent past was the addition of large language models translating my "ffmpeg command to mix audio file onto video file" into actually executable FFmpeg commands. Being cheeky of course here.
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Does this mean that teams consisting of mainly brown and black members should actively seek out white members, rejecting black and brown potential members?
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Why is a "lack of diversity" a problem? Do different races have different attributes which complement each other on a team?
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Why does it matter which race it produces? A lot of people have been talking about the idea that there is no such things as different races anyway, so shouldn't it make no difference?
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Why does google dislike white people? What does this have to do with corporate greed? (which you could always assume when a company does something bad)
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Once again I was bit by not reading the link thoroughly enough. I hope I'm not the only one that's happened to. ;) Nonetheless, the problem of naming things actually stands. Trademark law aside, imagine if you tried to make a prog
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
The name Deluge is already in use. https://deluge-torrent.org/ I don't think the people behind Deluge BitTorrent Client will sue or even particularly mind that someone else uses the name. But it's a confusing thin
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
I don't think the foremost message on the landing page should be a "join our discord" call. It should feature examples and links to the source/docs. In fact, the prominence of "join our discord" on projects lik
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Unfortunately ads work even if the person is very disinclined to the purchase when viewed. When faced with a decision in store many months later, even years, whichever brand you recognize more will be more likely to be purchased. Ads are a
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
What is unclear is if the author meant to make a broad statement about activities outside work that don't really interfere with work. >wouldn’t it be simpler to agree that, at least if no laws are broken, one is judged at work onl
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
There should be an extension or greasemonkey-script that will allow you to curate the frontpage to your own liking.
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Do you find that northern-european immigrants end up happy after immigration to the US, given the circumstances which you meet them in? The US is quite a different social environment, while still also being quite similar to northern europe
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
>I think its a separate and divisive issue Right, it is incredibly divisive. So is freezing the bank assets of someone, which can endanger their lives at worst and at the minimum causes major distress. I think it is important to highligh
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Either we completely get rid of the idea that everyone has a bank account which they use for everyday transactions, going back to cash as default. Or we guarantee everyone an account which can not be closed for any reason whatsoever, at a s
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Stone Toss, the forbidden xkcd. :)
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by rosmax_1337 3y ago
Westernized anime/"weeb" vibes, or "cute cartoon" vibes. People can like that stuff if they so desire, but it's a poor choice to brand your arguably in all other respects great software by something that niche.

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