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Comment #9374934
You don't have to become a woman unless you want to become a woman. I don't have to work for idiots, and neither do you. I think any form of prejudice hinders your ability to think…
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Comment #9373718
It is sexism, and it's unfortunate. I'm a woman, and I pretend to be a man online so my comments and understandings of computer science, code, programming, and mathematics are trea…
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Comment #9369121
> “It goes beyond image classification — the most popular task in computer vision — and tries to answer one of the most fundamental questions in computer vision: What is the right …
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Comment #9367895
Yes, I agree with you so much. I used to beg my parents to order me various forms of an encyclopaedia, I used to devour bookshelves. I remember reading every breakfast food box and…
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Comment #9361294
Also, people do use this stuff to think about their computer systems, so I'm a little confused at the author's point of instinct and intuition. Most engineers are trained in analys…
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Comment #9356281
Epistomology, psychology, and information theory tend to reflect them in an almost mirror way. Then again, is it just me who sees the patterns in the words, or are the patterns act…
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Comment #9355107
Then read it like a 12 year old girl would read the statement.
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Comment #9353319
1. When you are poor, school feels like you are trading pleasing an adult for the slim chance of getting out of poverty. It feels less like you are working in a real system with an…
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Comment #9347959
This is the most ironically stupid thing about hacker culture. It's just as 'follow the leader' as directly following the leader, and it makes the culture and the people in it defi…
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Comment #9344796
I understand your perspective and in the rational, everyday setting I agree with you. Thank you for your considerate reply.
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Comment #9342378
But how do I know that I want my mind to be the way X wants my mind to be, without shaping it like that and biasing my assessment afterwards? How do I know whether I wanted my mind…
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Comment #9341610
It has been a paranoid hypothesis of mine that the best programmers wind up programming people instead.
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Comment #9340272
I'm disgusted by your disgust. I wanted a PhD more than anything, but I didn't understand my disorder at the time, and I didn't have the care nor coping skills I needed to get thro…
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Comment #9337947
I think your path selecting algorithm can wind up in a state of deadlock, but it is very clever in a socially passive assertive way. There has to be a way of handling paths crossin…
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Comment #9332939
I've had severe social anxiety for the bulk of my life. I've gone through periods of replacing it with a fundamentally dissociative awareness. The best I can describe it is being f…
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Comment #9331373
I don't think you can prove that neither is true, but I rarely agree with myself to begin with. I will not rely on the summary explanation, I can assure you of that.