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jasonx1e
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Comment #18550806
How is that any different from European censorship? Nazism is despicable, but censoring the Nazi voice is effectively the same as preventing citizens from having those "dissident t…
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Comment #18550729
I don't understand the outrage about censorship particularly with respect to the Chinese government. Google has agreed to remove plenty of stuff from the search engine that many Eu…
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Comment #16540451
Is there a progression to this one might follow?
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Comment #15755816
But I can't see why regulation must be necessary to maintain net neutrality; of course it's a good thing, I'm just not sure the government necessarily needs to mandate it. Document…
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Comment #15579633
I'd written a paragraph explaining why your arguments are wrong and asking you to reevaluate your viewpoint. But forget that. I'll ask you this: UC Berkeley, a school that does not…
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Comment #15573942
You keep saying the same thing, and I keep telling you why you're wrong, and for some reason you keep saying the same thing, as if somehow rewording them changes anything. I'll rep…
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Comment #15557186
>> "women are inferior" dressed up in a dinner jacket so it fits in with polite company No, it's not even close to the same. That an individual is less likely to choose a career do…
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Comment #15552860
>> influenced for example by the presence or absence of role models or the impression of certain fields as not welcoming to women. Sure it can play a part in the outcome, but that …
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Comment #15551937
Anonymous? My user can easily be googled... >> to try to preserve the argument that women are biologically inferior You clearly didn't read, because I made the argument that women …
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Comment #15551891
What I mean by that is there exist no gender barriers to take an AP exam - that fewer women are studying CS in college or working a technical role is not a result of a biased syste…
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Comment #15547846
If it's a business decision to hire more females, then who are we to demand top tech companies expand their college search range? Could it not be a business decision to minimize ri…
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Comment #15547831
Except this isn't true; there are many cases where inequality of outcome is not a cause of inequality of opportunity - unless you're telling me the system actively encourages men t…
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Comment #15547768
This is pretty clearly documented. In universities that don't consider race or gender in admissions (notably the UC system and Caltech), the minority rate tanks (except for Asian-A…
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Comment #15547762
It is matching society, however: CollegeBoard testing statistics reveal that in high school girls take AP Computer Science much less frequently than boys - at proportions fairly cl…
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Comment #15547743
>> But I'd say it's not that common. Then you should look at the actual university policies outlined on their website. At top of line elite schools (Stanford, Princeton level), if …
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Comment #14956703
16 in 10 silicon valley executives are white, while 7 in 10 are Asian (for every 10 engineers). So Asians are actually underrepresented at the highest level. I have no comments on …
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Comment #14956214
And explain to me why some bureaucratic organization is responsible for correcting for this disproportion. On average in the United States (I say average because someone here is bo…
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Comment #14555558
I find Photoshop v Gimp akin to Android v iOS.
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Comment #13040856
His lectures are awesome, wish some of them could be remastered though
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Comment #13040853
Now make one that can find inverses ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)