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A da direita parece uma flor de goiaba serrana ou feijoa (Acca sellowiana)
November 10, 2025 at 9:57 PM
A da direita parece uma flor de goiaba serrana ou feijoa (Acca sellowiana)
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Here's a cool thing:
This is a graph of women in computing over time.
Look what happened in 1982.
This is a graph of women in computing over time.
Look what happened in 1982.
April 13, 2024 at 9:19 AM
Here's a cool thing:
This is a graph of women in computing over time.
Look what happened in 1982.
This is a graph of women in computing over time.
Look what happened in 1982.
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As it's still valid, presumably if I don't keep following it, I am also breaking the law and subject to arrest.
The law of the land simultaneously requires me to be both a man and a woman and if I do either then I am breaking the law and subject to arrest. (11/13)
The law of the land simultaneously requires me to be both a man and a woman and if I do either then I am breaking the law and subject to arrest. (11/13)
August 29, 2025 at 11:56 AM
As it's still valid, presumably if I don't keep following it, I am also breaking the law and subject to arrest.
The law of the land simultaneously requires me to be both a man and a woman and if I do either then I am breaking the law and subject to arrest. (11/13)
The law of the land simultaneously requires me to be both a man and a woman and if I do either then I am breaking the law and subject to arrest. (11/13)
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No, really, economists and computer scientists (much to my chagrin) have a long history (ahem) of seeing a "problem" in another field, running in, grabbing the first thing that looks like a data source, quantifying it, applying sketchy analysis, and trumpeting the results.
August 30, 2025 at 3:22 PM
No, really, economists and computer scientists (much to my chagrin) have a long history (ahem) of seeing a "problem" in another field, running in, grabbing the first thing that looks like a data source, quantifying it, applying sketchy analysis, and trumpeting the results.