bunbunbun

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by bunbunbun 3y ago
The policy solution for poverty seems to be to punish the poor for not working hard enough
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by bunbunbun 3y ago
How many birds should we have?
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by bunbunbun 3y ago
Never heard of Hot or Not? This has to go to the Dutch voters of the early 2000s.
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Al Pastor(en.wikipedia.org)
12 points by bunbunbun 3y ago|3 comments
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by bunbunbun 3y ago
I only read Twitter because it doesn't cost me anything
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by bunbunbun 3y ago
Not just a shorter skirt...the miniskirt reflects a cultural shift in how women are understood in society, a change in what qualifies as sexy, and a transformation of morality as expressed by comportment, among other things. It is a truly r
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How IT workers behave badly and how to deal with them (2017)(techrepublic.com)
1 points by bunbunbun 4y ago|0 comments
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Yes. Check out Margaret Rossiter’s work on women scientists.
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Pioneering Black African American Women Chemists and Pharmacists(mdpi.com)
1 points by bunbunbun 4y ago|2 comments
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Deep Learning for Autism Diagnosis and Facial Analysis in Children(frontiersin.org)
2 points by bunbunbun 4y ago|1 comments
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
I refuse to acknowledge an AI/ML-based stoic unless it is named Sparkus Aurelius.
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
I’m not really in the business of sympathizing with CEOs for poor past decisions
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
So, a fad?
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Agreed but also it’s weird how a lot of lay-off %s are 7% +\-1 though?
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
IMO, the quest for longevity and renewed youth is already causing social resentment between generations. Do we really need older generations to hang around longer hoarding wealth and governing power? What exactly are they bringing to the ta
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Sigh
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
No. It’ll be my mom’s default search engine, but I will never stoop so low.
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
If anything I think those being laid off right now will be sought after in areas that want tech sector quality but have not been able pay tech sector wages. Government jobs, education, nonprofits, all have lots of openings right now.
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
I think violent crime peaks in warm months but property crime peaks in cold months, IIRC. Am I correct in assuming you’re talking about violent crime?
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
There are some parallels between your critique of this startup and what educators critique about ed tech startups. Mainly that the tech comes first and the context that tech is supposed to be nested in is unacknowledged, leading to failure
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
What’s going on in August and September that suicides are, on average, so high then?
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
As if to say: I heard you like AI outputs, so I put an AI output through another AI so you can have the AI output of an AI’s output
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Washington post had a nice economic and historical analysis of what you are talking about a few years ago: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/11/29/the-r... It’s not exhaustive bu
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Postpositivism(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by bunbunbun 4y ago|0 comments
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Probably the same thing that we can see happening now in right-wing US politics.
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Long term care facilities are 5-10k USD per month. For the cheap ones. So $16k seems reasonable for in home care. There are also different intangible personal and family costs to facility-based or home-based care that folks should also cons
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
In other countries it could be different, but in the US: Redistribution of wealth and access to opportunity such that those things are not concentrated in one demographic group, the result with also theoretically will redistribute power.
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Don’t be fooled into outrage, there are at least two issues with this op Ed. First, even with negative remarks some candidates will proceed in the process and maybe become the hired person. Second, the author is relying on your ignorance of
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Unemployment and men's entrance into female-dominated jobs [Jan 2020](sciencedirect.com)
3 points by bunbunbun 4y ago|1 comments
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
That’s the way it works and will probably always work. Profit, prestige, and power are the driving factors, even for the most equity-minded individuals.

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