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by ttt0 6y ago
> Spectograms of each note will also make it strikingly clear that there is a dominant frequency invoked and overtones (harmonics) It's not even about which frequency is dominant. I'm not an expert on psychoacoustics from the &
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by ttt0 6y ago
> There was a study of elementary school children that showed that girls taught by women perform more poorly in math than girls taught by men. With boys, the gender of the teacher didn't matter nearly as much. The researches specula
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Because Asians perform better and that would contradict the narrative that without systemic racism the outcome would reflect the overall demographics of the population, so 50% men/women, 60% whites, 18% latinos, 13% blacks, 6% asians e
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by ttt0 6y ago
> As the majority in power, white people have and will continue to make decisions that favor those who look like themselves. Like suspending classes because they were too white? > I'm not saying you are racist or that you should
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by ttt0 6y ago
People blamed white supremacy for the recent unprovoked attacks on asians by black perpetrators. Cognitive dissonance became really common on that side of the political spectrum. https://www.wsj.com/articles/white-natio
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by ttt0 6y ago
So it's unjust when it happens to asian kids, but it's fair game when it happens to white kids? That feels backwards, if you ask me.
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You've probably missed it, it's on the 24. place for me
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The oppression and equality narrative seems to be like the Christian Gospel - the absolute truth. Everything that contradicts it, even science, must be false. The article below, while technically not wrong, go as far as to undermine the mos
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> plain and simple Unfortunately it's not in 2021.
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Yes, in CHAZ they had separate areas for only black people, so they can isolate themselves from whites.
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by ttt0 6y ago
You're free to believe whatever you want and it's really none of my business, but what you're saying is just not going to happen. It has been tried many times before and it's a Herculean task. Way too hard, if not virtua
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by ttt0 6y ago
> Are public programs that benefit my children going to be cancelled because they tend to include disproportionately more children from our group than other groups? Will I be forced to go private to get the teaching I need for my childre
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by ttt0 6y ago
From one of the flagged comments in this thread: > Good. > Nice to see they don't have double standards, since they also silenced for example an enemy of US - Donald Trump.
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Well, Facebook won't ever release their data, so I guess there cannot be any wrongdoing whatsoever.
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I don't buy anything with "Smart" in its name.
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Modern problems require modern solutions.
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Last time I checked it was possible, but they will lock your account after a day or so until you verify the account with your phone number.
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by ttt0 6y ago
Twitter sometimes does purges and people are bleeding followers and followings left and right whenever that happens. And apparently another purge just happened. Twitter says they're just getting rid of bots, but maybe you got caught up
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by ttt0 6y ago
Good to know. I was recently wondering if I'm not being too protective about my phone number, but apparently not giving it away to the likes of Twitter was the right call.
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I'm not quite sure what are you getting at. Would you say the same about gold or silver? Gold is not backed by anything, in itself it has absolutely no use for me, I can't really buy a piece of bread with it, but it's still v
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by ttt0 6y ago
People also keep their money in stocks, real estate and precious metals. Precious metals specifically were used at some point as a currency, but that's no longer the case. Bitcoin, like the dollar, it's just another "layer of
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by ttt0 6y ago
I might be wrong, but I believe the fastest way is to seek to the end of file and that way you can get the total file size. Or use like fstat or something Maybe scrolling is non trivial, but there is definitely a lot of room for optimizatio
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by ttt0 6y ago
You don't have to load the entire file to RAM, you can read just parts of it.
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Is it? What about X-Client-Data header?
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Maybe it's the perfect time to seriously consider whether Google should be split up. They control everything. From a nameserver, through a web browser, to online services and advertisement.
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Yeah, you're right. Overall I think this is a positive change and it's what every distro should do. If a distro wants to define default fallback servers then it should just be in the default /etc/systemd/resolved.co
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by ttt0 6y ago
No offense to Poettering, but from reading some of the stuff he wrote one just has to wonder why won't he just go away and start working for either Apple or Microsoft, as their OSes are more aligned with what his vision for Linux is.
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It's not an option, those servers are hardcoded. edit: my bad, the default servers are hardcoded, but you can also provide your own fallback servers. Not sure if that removes the defaults entirely though. If anything, Linux distros sho
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> My understanding is that Facebook does not sell this data Even if they don't, Facebook is not the only app in the world. Tracking being disabled by default is a good thing, no matter what Facebook does with it.
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But does that matter? Would bitcoin being backed by the US military change the fact that it's just a string of characters? Just because dollar is backed doesn't mean that it can't lose its value or crash. Unless you use the s

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