Gender Abolitionist Proposals - Lemmy.World
3 places where I feel like gender separation doesn’t really make sense — ####
Sports Separation of men and women in sports is fairly admirable as it gives
people a chance to showcase their skill that would otherwise be outcompeted. It
additionally is nice as women are a group that are often discriminated against
and exposure in previously limited areas is nice. However, I don’t think that a
strict gender separation is really necessary. I think that an ideal system would
allow anyone with higher skill to go to the top of their league, relative to the
physical ability determined by their genetics. I’m not very into sports, but I
get the impression that people’s enjoyment often comes more from people’s
character and effort than the absolute magnitude of their ability. Short v.s.
tall people in basketball are one example that comes to mind; a shorter person
would require much more skill to reach the same level as a taller person
currently. I’m not much of a wrestling person, but I think this is addressed
there through weight classes. A possible wider idea is be some
meta-classification into classes based on the characteristics that cannot be
changed with more practice or other self-improvement. — #### Bathrooms this is
basically a summary of this very silly 2kliksphilip video
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy_fElYFzI8] Urinals are more space-efficient
than toilets, but typically only are found in men’s restrooms. Therefore, with
equally sized men’s and women’s restrooms, the men’s restroom gets higher
throughput assuming an equally sized demand, and has under-occupied stalls
compared to the women’s room. Even if both are perfectly sized for average
demand, there will still be inefficiencies when outlier groups come in. There’s
really no reason other than tradition to not just separate out the urinals (if
desired) and unify all of the stalls, with full height walls if you think it
isn’t private enough (Really, as a 6 foot 2 guy, it’s silly how low stall wall
tops usually are). — #### Pronouns I was working on a thing recently and had to
refer back to someone in a sentence that already included 2 men. I know that
some other languages have primarily gender neutral pronouns, but a concern that
I have had is that it would make it harder to tell who someone is talking about.
I think there are some alternate systems that are better at resolving general
ambiguity though, like having different pronouns for the person most recently
named vs. 2nd most recently named, etc. There might be languages that do this
already, idk, I just speak English and a teeny bit of Spanish lol. I haven’t put
all that much thought into this but I’m sure there are ways that could make this
problem in communication even easier than it is currently. If we could ever get
an opportunity to modify common speech.
This is the top result on duckduckgo btw
https://lemmy.world/post/42264190
This is the top result on duckduckgo btw - Lemmy.World
The level of effort is really just through the floor. searched for “ipu 7.5
linux”
https://itsfoss.gitlab.io/post/intel-ipu-75-with-panther-lake-will-rely-on-closed-source-linux-libraries/
[https://itsfoss.gitlab.io/post/intel-ipu-75-with-panther-lake-will-rely-on-closed-source-linux-libraries/]
> ## SEO Optimization for Gaming and IPU Performance > > To ensure this article
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“closed-source Linux libraries,” and “Unblocked Games,” we aim to attract
readers interested in the intersection of AI, gaming, and open-source
technology. Internal linking to other relevant articles on Its Foss,
particularly those covering Linux gaming and hardware reviews, will further
enhance the article’s visibility. > > Furthermore, analyzing the top 10 websites
ranking for “Unblocked Games” reveals common SEO strategies, such as optimizing
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ATT SMTP port 25 unblocking - Lemmy.World
I was trying to set up mail for my server, to send status emails, gitlab emails,
etc. I know this can be done with relays but I was interested in sending mail
directly using SMTP. Apparently my ATT residential internet blocks outbound
signals on that port by default, although there are several reports of people
calling customer support and getting that changed. The most recent thing I can
find was someone on Reddit 3 years ago: > xnojack: Probably depends on the rep.
Just got mine unblocked a week ago. I read online though its better to say
you’re looking to allow SMTP outbound rather than port 25 outbound. Cause on the
reps end its called something like SMTP outbound filter. (link
[https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/up49zt/psa_att_residential_fiber_allows_you_to_request/])
I tried to call in and get this changed, the rep was very helpful but either
something’s changed on their end or he was looking in the wrong place. Anyways,
I was wondering if any of you have gone through this process recently and know
if this is still a thing, or have any advice.
me when I just read Death of a Salesman in high school
https://lemmy.world/post/30818509
double slit rule - Lemmy.World
What New York might look like with a double slit as your camera aperture.
Original picture:
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/b70363b0-8199-419b-92ae-06df322c093a.jpeg]
Double slit kernel:
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/25b53aa2-f515-4b39-b61f-99335958447c.png] What
an eye might see, for comparison:
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/fdf55900-3720-4037-bd1c-a279091a0c24.png]
rust rule - Lemmy.World
in the new minecraft april fools snapshot it makes your gear degrade quicker
with damage
pi rule - Lemmy.World
Lemmy
deepseek r1 with the prompt "why do I"
https://lemmy.world/post/25248755
deepseek r1 with the prompt "why do I" - Lemmy.World
With the smaller 14b model (q4_k_m), just letting it complete the text starting
with “why do I”
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/7e6f3955-e85d-4b97-89ff-a4814cbeb679.png]
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/8ab898c2-3c5f-459f-a3d6-aa24d53c129e.png]
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/2d9acbe7-c536-4f57-990c-beecd2b2f983.png]
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/83081418-e82a-4c85-a30d-ea73b40b643a.png]
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/d238136d-8b8f-4107-9eb7-7365eebcdda1.png]
"secure screenshot" idea - Lemmy.World
I was thinking about how hard it is to accurately determine whether a screenshot
posted online is real or not. I’m thinking there could be an option in the
browser to take a “secure screenshot”, which would tag the screenshot with the
date, url, and whether the page was modified on your computer. It could then
hash both the tag and the image data and automatically upload this hash to some
secure server somehow. There would need to be a way to guarantee that only the
browser could do this, or at least some way to tell exactly what the source was.
I’m not much of a cryptography person, but I would be surprised if it isn’t
possible to do this. Then, you could check if the screenshot you see is
legitimate by seeing if it’s hash exists in the list of real hashes.
we're multiplying rule - Lemmy.World
mitosis or some such
