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drz
12y ago
A minute percentage of abnormal cases will exist in any natural corpus. That doesn't mean it's generalizable to the entire category, or even worthy of any attention at all. For you to claim otherwise is simply intellectually disho
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drz
12y ago
No, it doesn't. Teenage boys are bullied physically, not emotionally -- and you can't ignore physical damage the way you can trivially ignore some mean words.
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drz
12y ago
"Many" is a weasel word, and informationally useless. How many of us, and what percentage of us, are the relevant questions.
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drz
12y ago
You keep playing dumb. It's not working for you. It won't ever work for you. The hypothesis is that the exhibited feeling of incompetence is because men are better than women on average. How many times will I have to repeat this
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drz
12y ago
Yeah, no. Ask a vet suffering from PTSD.
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drz
12y ago
> because they are less competent than men, on average. Not necessarily in comparison to the specific researcher they're talking to. On average. Reading comprehension is a great skill. You should look into it.
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drz
12y ago
The obvious hypothesis is that women sound less competent when talking to men because they are less competent than men, on average. They don't sound less competent when talking to women because they aren't less competent than
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drz
12y ago
Yes, and the researchers aren't even considering the possibility that these women sound incompetent when talking to men, because they actually, comparatively, are. They discount the most obvious explanation without even testing for it,
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drz
12y ago
Programming is abstract reasoning. Apart from some syntax memorization, there's nothing more to it. Even design patterns are optional, and can be independently discovered.
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drz
12y ago
So you can't deliver on your claim at all. You can't show any individual program for men, because there is no individual program for men. You lose by default. Thanks for your time.
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drz
12y ago
You're not going to do well in computer programming unless you can reason abstractly.
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drz
12y ago
> When female scientists talked to other female scientists, they sounded perfectly competent. But when they talked to male colleagues, Mehl and Schmader found that they sounded less competent. Could it be that they, comparatively, are? N
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drz
12y ago
Show me these magical affirmative action programs targeting straight white men.
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drz
12y ago
This study is about stereotypes, not interest, not merit, not anything that's actually relevant. You know what shows interest? A female willingly taking and passing CS courses. Not this bullshit.
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drz
12y ago
You do need individual programs for men as a valid counterpart for individual programs for women. Where are they?
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drz
12y ago
Sure. West Africans are very successful in all forms of running, for example. Are you going to deny this?
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drz
12y ago
No, it isn't. You can't dictate interest.
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drz
12y ago
Show me these magical affirmative action programs targeting straight white men.
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drz
12y ago
None of us here got recruited into the field, and we still found out that it engaged us, didn't we?
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drz
12y ago
The field isn't hidden. It's already exposed to males and females in equivalent amounts.
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drz
12y ago
Men absolutely dominate in the 120+ IQ range, and high IQ is very strongly correlated with abstract reasoning.
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drz
12y ago
Or, you know, leave everyone to their own devices, and let people choose the fields that engage them. Males and females are not equal, in metabolism, strength, ability, or anything else. They have equal rights, but this does not mean that t
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drz
12y ago
Cooking and meal-planning, obviously.
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drz
12y ago
Are you on a paleo-and-wino diet?
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drz
12y ago
Under this system, I'd just eat out for every meal and net a budget of $0/week.
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drz
12y ago
As long as you avoid dented cans (risk of botulism) and strain off the liquid before using the contents (too much salt, risk of high blood pressure and kidney failure), canned foods are perfectly healthy.
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drz
12y ago
Nothing that takes skill-building and effort is practical. Programming isn't practical, either. And yet, here we are. The skills and effort pay off.
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drz
12y ago
I bet their lobster wasn't buttered up, though.
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drz
12y ago
I bet you eat less well than this guy. Eating well means eating nutritionally complete, balanced, and tolerably palatable foods. When you maximize for the taste experience, without concern for nutritional completeness or balance, you are no
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drz
12y ago
Image search gets you the sauce on any reasonably popular image, so a watermark isn't as critical as you seem to think it is. If a customer willing to pay for content is really intrigued by your image, he'll find the sauce.
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