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sohdas
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Comment #32355365
I grew up in various Midwestern suburbs in the 2000s-2010s and it's almost exactly how you and the OP describe.
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Comment #32269176
Trump?
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Comment #32025170
His grandfather was a war criminal, and he has a track record of running interference for Japanese atrocities
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Comment #31852484
virtually no teenagers or college students do any of this.
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Comment #31784689
I think people are criticizing this checkbox in a vacuum. This is a mobile app that I personally use to track a small number of habits a day, it's not like I'm filling out a form o…
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Comment #31620716
I think it would be the opposite. Someone who is taller than you would on average look more like their head is tilted up from your perspective, and vice versa for someone shorter t…
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Comment #31620676
I think it comes from the statistical expectation. Like, if you were able to donate your kidney any amount of times, you would on average expect to lose your life on the 3,000th do…
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Comment #31235218
In your golf example, making that guess requires an additional knowledge of what "pro" means and it's frequency among golfers. The data doesn't know that just like the randomness d…
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Comment #31226303
Again though, they are arguing that there is no correlation between randomness and age. This was just a demonstration that when they use randomness to predict age, the results are …
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Comment #31226287
Isn't that the point, though? Their argument is that there is no correlation, in contrast to what the original study claimed
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Comment #31028414
You're saying that oligarchs taking control is good because it will cause more people to realize that oligarchs are taking control?
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Comment #31028354
> Twitter became a negative-sum game of people competing to debase themselves in service of narrative in exchange for nothing but the approval of others who had already done the sa…
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Comment #30119392
This is a pretty big overreaction to a statement no-one should have any issue with accepting. It's manifestly obvious that property damage is not the same as violence against human…
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Comment #30116756
Well, many rioters did target police stations. The issue is that any sufficiently large riot is necessarily disorganized, composed of different people with different motivations. F…
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Comment #30073910
There are situations where the defenders of the fence are willfully obscuring / misrepresenting its purpose or may not even know it themselves, when I think this argument reaches i…
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Comment #29719806
> the grandparent seemed to be stating that enjoying living in a place like this in the Midwest requires being white and straight I don't think they meant that you can't own a hous…
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Comment #29719146
He's just saying that the Midwest (eg. Wisconsin) is not generally as diverse as Overland Park, which is true. You should examine what made you react so strongly to this.
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Comment #29598315
I think what's uncharitable is assuming that someone is 'afraid to speak out' just because they don't want to wade into politics.
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Comment #29532813
I don't see how a union-busting institution which has produced and continues to produce some of the leaders of capitalist society, can be construed as 'embracing far left ideology'…
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Comment #29532754
I don't think it's a typo. The author is a sophomore, meaning he was admitted in 2020 and is therefore part of the class of 2024.
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Comment #28937331
I don't think there is a real correspondence between math and some kind of 'mathematical reality' or Platonic heaven. Mathematical notions of truth are just mathematical. If you sa…
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Comment #28848210
> America having more hispanics and blacks than places like the UK, the US seems like it is more obese. Whether or not you actually meant it, this very clearly comes off as you say…
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Comment #26077173
I don't know, I think he made a very fair critique. Sure, there are hundreds of algorithms textbooks. But there are hundreds of anything. Anyone can make anything they want to, and…