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How about school computers should be banned from viewing certain websites?
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Without providing alternatives, this is simply a rant. Of course, CMS system like WordPress has all sorts of problems. However, it makes one person or a small team can start and test business idea easily. Not everyone wants to start a busin
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Kind of, but need to access from other computers with browser. No need to handle high traffic.
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I have being searching for web frameworks too recently. I want the development of web app to be close to desktop app as possible. I want web UI to be treated as desktop controls, and I don't want to deal with any html/css/js
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UCLA Testing Experts Recommended a New Admission Assessment for the UC in 2020
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I found what is funny / pathetic about this is that there are tons of psychology / education / especially educational measurement top experts in the UC system, and they know how wrong it is, while they just keep mouth shut. T
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No. It's because this study used a common methodology widely adopted in the field. It's not like other studies which use simple statistical analyses to attribute group wage differences to discrimination.
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What if the reason of slow adoption is traditional institutions act against it?
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The researchers sent out identical resumes for job applications. If the general stereotype “men have less emotional iq” is the argument, it is actually discrimination based on gender stereotypes. You didn’t offer any valid methodological re
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Swedish study finds discrimination against men in female-dominated occupations
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What you said has nothing to do with the discussion. I think 100% of readers here understand math problems can be solved in different ways and math teaching should not choosing only one approach as the "right" one. But it is obvio
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Scientific American Goes Woke
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> You know who's not canceled? The endless parade of conservative pundits and politicians complaining about "cancel culture." You know who is canceled? George Floyd is canceled. Breonna Taylor is canceled. Ma'Khia Bry
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> "trying to cancel any book or curriculum that accurately describes the history of racism in America". I am not sure where did you get this information. r/politics? What most parents are against at are not something "
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I actually tried this approach before, but eventually something would be come a last straw to force me give up. For example, as I know, there is nothing comes close to Windows RDP on Linux Desktop. On Linux desktop, it's very hard to r
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The TPM thing for Windows 11 makes all my home PCs (5+) not meeting the requirements for upgrade, even though they all work totally fine. I am seriously considering moving to Linux desktop and I am doing research on it. I have tried a coupl
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> Then, you claim it's biological traits. Does that mean everybody has them? I don't understand your logic. If I say someone has the biological trait being very tall, apparently it means NOT everybody has it.
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Their major advantage is that they can communicate through sign language. I am just curious through, how hard is it for other teams to develop a sign language to take advantage in this aspect, if they really focus on it? I mean basically th
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Assume there is no border control among nations, people are free to choose whether they want to work where wage is lower and leave days are longer, or where wage is higher and leave days are shorter. No matter how people make their free cho
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Biden's science guy is driving folks mad
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I wouldn't be surprised if there are more airline connections among cities than train connections.
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Canadian woman becomes first person diagnosed as suffering from 'climate change'
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Man donated his body to science; company sold $500 tickets to his dissection
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University of Chicago is a very selective school. You don't just choose University of Chicago and then get to go to University of Chicago.
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Terrible terrible reporting. Instead of laying out the facts about the situation, the reporter quickly jumped on the conclusion of blaming the “rich”. There is no objective reporting, no objective diagnosis, no alternative perspectives, jus
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I really don't believe "The site owner decides what you can and cannot do." statement. What is the base of this? This does not seem to apply to anything in the real world. In most cases you have very limited ability to decide
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Drilling in Yellowstone Could Save America
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The list of Nobel laureates by university affiliation deleted from Wikipedia
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Their webpage suggests replacing Dropbox with a self-hosted cloud service. I am not confident enough to put all my personal documents on a home NAS server which runs 24/7. It's basically open for hackers in the whole world to scan
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Is 50% really bad? How much did they pay? Compare to graduation rate of traditional colleges: https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=40 "The overall 6-year graduation rate for first-time, full-time undergrad
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