I’ve seen this before. The rooms are like “traditional” bathroom stalls in size and amenities, with the sinks in one place outside. It ends up being structured a lot like a normal multi-person bathroom, just with real rooms for each stall.
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It may be exploitable, but it’s also the truth, and I prefer to be accurate. People can twist any truth to support bad policies or opinions; it’s the twisting that’s the problem, not the truth. But yes, we should be careful to try and prevent people from abusing these notions to further their negative agendas.
I’m still not sure I agree with your logic, but ethically your point really isn’t one I want to argue against, so I support this anyways
We can positively ID a person as a certain gender, but we can’t negatively ID them as not a certain gender.
This is the part I’m confused by. Positively identifying someone as one gender identity negatively identifies them as other gender identities. If you can identify someone as, for example, a woman, you also by definition have a way to negatively identify them as a man. So I don’t think we have a definite way to positively or negatively identify someone.
I don’t think this response effectively rebuts his comment
This is actually a general problem with strict definitions. See also the sandwich question. Definitions are in reality built more on consensus than rigor.
I don’t see any difference between male and female ability in regards to intelligence. Saying that their brain develops differently seems like an invitation to the argument, that women aren’t mentally able to do the stuff men do.
This is a pretty slippery-slope-ish argument. Brains have plenty of differences that don’t have anything to do with general intelligence. There’s a lot going on in there.
I think about it once a month
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Two VSCode sessions are NOT the problem if your system with 32GB of ram is stalling lmao
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2·1 month agoHell yeah
I am so thankful to have a family I can talk to
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3·1 month agoIt’s not like it has negative consequences. What right do you have to call it poor?
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why do some people have so many browser tabs open?English
31·1 month agoBro doesn’t understand how things work
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Reddit@lemmy.world•3 consecutive LLMs all replying to each otherEnglish
9·1 month agoLoved that sub and how they would get stuck in loops trying to decide loops trying to decide loops trying to decide loops
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Reddit@lemmy.world•3 consecutive LLMs all replying to each otherEnglish
10·1 month agoYou’re totally right! The eloquence and creativity showcased in AI comments underscores how they cannot be distinguished from comments by human users.









You used the meme with the panels the correct way around! Finally someone did it!