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jobposter1234

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    Comment #9808199

    The fear is that it happens at a subconscious level. Most people have subtle (latent) biases against disadvantaged groups. A perfectly awesome to work at company might be doing thi…

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    Comment #9343938

    I feel you are collapsing societal-scope with individual-scope. Individuals choose whether or not to get pregnant when a man ejaculates inside a woman without protection. If you wi…

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    Comment #9338419

    Holy hyperbole, Batman! When did we go from my original statement, "I'm sure it's not shameful. It might bug you, but I don't see it as something worthy of shame" into the utter an…

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    Comment #9338257

    Keep voting as a bloc and hope the music doesn't stop during their lifetime?

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    Comment #9338253

    While I know you are being sarcastic, I have a serious question: do you believe that choice should enter the equation? No choice in getting old, or ill, or injured. But people (Ame…

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    Comment #9338243

    It's one thing for an insurance company to operate in that manner, it's another for the government to do so. People have a choice whether to procreate. I should either be allowed t…

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    Comment #9336327

    I'm sure it's not shameful. It might bug you, but I don't see it as something worthy of shame . I do not have kids, do not plan to have kids, so I'm not sure why I should pay for s…

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    Comment #9323241

    Lack of direct and corroborating evidence. Lack of specificity. IE, a very common historical bias: if it's not written down, it didn't happen. (FWIW this is a very difficult proble…

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    Comment #9323226

    Just to make sure the HN record is balanced, I point out for future readers that Wikipedia currently records that some research suggests he is a critical ancestor to approximately …

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    Comment #9323171

    > We're just not wired for enough internal access to look at how our own minds work. How can you justify saying this, given we (as a species) are less than 100 years into the explo…

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    Comment #9313597

    What is Servo?

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    Comment #9293328

    The "academic internet" wasn't nearly as impressive as today's internet. I am (un?)fortunate to have my first memories around the time of the first private networks being connected…

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    Comment #9271394

    This is another example of the results discovered by the Resenhan experiment, where psych students committed themselves to asylums intentionally, but then could not prove their san…

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    Comment #9258509

    This is a power law distribution, and it's very common in human-created (artificial) measurements. It's difficult to avoid this situation without introducing unforeseen consequence…

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    Comment #9245124

    Why is it garbage? It seems to me that most programmers who care about their craft would make a halfway decent UI by default. I believe that interfaces end up the way they do for a…

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    Comment #9236467

    It's the anti-spam zealots, and not the spammers themselves, that "ruined email for everyone"?

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    Comment #9215198

    I see this as roughly analogous in any form of media. EG, the commercially successful artists in music are generally pop (Katie Perry, beiber, etc.) They are the buzzfeed of anothe…

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    Comment #9203666

    What about your selected quote do you disagree with? Those seem like relevant facts to understand the context that led to specific records being created, propagated, and saved thro…

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    Comment #9186369

    Seeing as this thread is about software, I think the point might be that kids know they can't really break software, so they're more willing to experiment. Informing my mom that sh…

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    Comment #9186335

    Reasonable people can disagree on what constitutes good graphic design. Further, it has little to do with UI/UX. Even further, most UI/UX designers nowadays are focused on the resu…

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    Comment #9186286

    I notice a non-standard behavior of inserting his homepage before redirecting, and was wondering what HN thought. Is that the behavior you mean? Because the back button works fine,…

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    Comment #9169148

    I believe part of this is your own frustration, and I do not blame you for venting. Another part is the inherent error is using education as a proxy for ability to contribute. My b…

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    Comment #9169073

    I'm confused on the point you are making. Companies that hire programmers live everywhere. Given the disparate perception of a person working at Paypal, etc., compared to a Bay Are…

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    Comment #9169060

    Isn't your small laptop a more powerful system? You state what you do, not why you are doing it, which was the original question. FTR I support your decision to include your own co…

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    Comment #9169006

    Is sex somehow fundamentally different than every* other act that it should be treated so differently? * Every. If I used my power at work to make you eat a literal lunch of feces,…