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Name and photo.
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Sure, and what was proposed was suing the women for warning others about an allegedly dangerous man, not suing the man.
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Like online reviews, if 10 women reported that the same man was violent, would you see it as 10 data points or 0 data points that say nothing?
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It's not defamation if it's true. Why do you think women warning other women about rapey and stalker men are mostly lies? Even if it's only 5% of men, wouldn't the discussion focus on that dangerous 5% over persecuting t
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Do you think a women's dating safety app is mainly about women lying and intending to hurt men, because it's rare for men to stalk or sexually assault women?
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What was leaked was women's personal data, like driver's licenses. What they shared with each other was their experiences with men who sexually assaulted them or stalked them and their names, not the men's personal data. Men&
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You need to do this for background checks for employment, even though the employees for the background check service might be outsourced to a different country, and your government data had no protections in their jurisdiction.
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Unions help level racial and gender pay gaps. The framing that this is because high skilled workers are compensating low skilled workers, that the current situation is meritocratic and white men are naturally superior, is implicitly white s
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The leveling effect is because poor negotiators, people without powerful networks, and people in disadvantaged positions have people negotiating on their behalf from a position of strength, not because people who are paid less on average (w
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Why do you think this, other than "unions = communism"?
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Non-CEO employees like lawyers and corporate accountants have legal risks too and could be subpoenaed.
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> I’m all for taking action. I just don’t know what action best suits my needs, other than finding a new job or starting my own business and hoping I don’t become one of the greedy ones too. Tech workers shouldn't punch down against
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Do you have a setting on that shifts the screen colors towards red in the evening to avoid blue light? For the first question, I see a green halo. For the second question, I see something in between what you and blincoln see. The halo I see
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It sounds like you have red-green color blindness. What result do you get when you take this test? https://www.colorblindnesstest.org/cambridge-color-test/
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What does wage versus salary have to do with anything?
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I do TDD and write proofs as tests. TDD practitioners never said TDD is a substitute for thinking. > Problem is, when you write tests first, especially tight, easy to run unit tests, you will be tempted to write code that pass the tests,
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> I feel like there are two challenges causing this. One is that it's difficult to get good data on how long the same person in the same context would have taken to do a task without AI vs with. The standard experimental design that
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"The glass cliff is a hypothesized phenomenon in which women are more likely to break the "glass ceiling" (i.e. achieve leadership roles in business and government) during periods of crisis or downturn when the risk of failur
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Source? From Encyclopaedia Britannica: "The PA was founded following years of hostility. Secret meetings held in Norway in 1993 between the PLO and Israel led to the signing of the historic Declaration of Principles (the Oslo Accords),
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The Times of Israel article's title is "For years, Netanyahu propped up Hamas. Now it’s blown up in our faces". The article's lede is "For years, the various governments led by Benjamin Netanyahu took an approach th
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> Reality is Israel is run by psychopaths who would be in jail if it weren't for their their cynical use of constant war as a misdirection. Israeli police began investigating Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu for fraud in 20
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> I keep hearing people say "gender is a social construct" and those same people then go on to emphatically support transgender as a concept. I say that "race is a social construct" but not "gender is a social co
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Homo sapiens didn't evolve from Denisovans and Neanderthals. All are branches of human and existed at the same time and interbred.* Homo sapiens survived while Neanderthals and Denisovans became extinct. The majority of the ancestry of
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Neanderthals evolved in Europe and Europeans have more Neanderthal ancestry, so he might identify more with his Neanderthal ancestors.
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Race discourse in the US is not stupid. Nazis from Germany mass murdered people because of white supremacy before US critical race theory. It's important to talk about Nazis and white supremacy instead of ignoring the problem and hopin
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Disparate impact is illegal, so it's not a "fringe legal theory". If you don't see anything wrong with my example of disparate impact, how about a hypothetical company policy that has a dress code of short hair for all
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> When you have different inputs and different outputs, that's not discrimination. Perhaps you are unaware of the legal concept of "disparate impact": https://www.britannica.com/topic/disparate-impact
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The comment implied that women left engineering because they preferred taking care of children over working as engineers. The context is that they wanted to choose both, but their work didn't allow it. If young children exist and are n
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> I will just say that I have zero faith that the "social programs" will do much besides serving as jobs programs for people with degrees that would otherwise not be useful to society. You're imagining it wrong. Critics a
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Of course, you truncated only the last sentence of the analysis summary, which contradicted your narrative: As we dug deeper into this relationship, we found that these women often attempted to make accommodations at work in order to meet
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