Leave the science to the people who went to school for science
The first time you p-hack something at work because you want to be done with it so you can go do something else more interesting cures you of the idea of science as some noble profession.
Which is something that going to school "for science" equips you to do.
Or if he noticed motherboards connected to Seasonic PSUs dying in unusual numbers and neither Seasonic nor UL would actually investigate would he keep putting them into workstations. I'm sure those Seasonic engineers know what they're doing.
A good point: computing used to be one of the more anti-credentialist technical professions. Most of us were programming and building computers long before we ever sat in a classroom, and a lot of people in the field my age and older used to be biased against people with advanced degrees.
100%. Because it's so easy to spot the fakers. I don't care what institution you did or didn't attend or what piece of paper they did or didn't issue to you. Can you do the work?
(And this is why wokism hates meritocracy. They can't do the work, so they want a credentialist system.)
He defended racemixing durring the 2020 regressive leftist riots, and now he refused to admit that the vaccine was worthless after getting infected and spewed "muh qanon" as an excuse while ignoring complaints of medical and scientific fraud.
Fuck him, we should start telling everyone that he and his company have gone regressive so we know to avoid him and to mirror his content.
The jab does nothing for transmission. I know families that were all jabbed. All got covid. You'd think if it was so great, only a minority would not the whole family
Yup, sounds like the tech guy doesn't understand the inherent variability of scales and average weight, not realising it will fluctuate 5-6 over the course of a day.
I think subject matter makes a difference too. If it’s written as in a sentence that someone would probably say in casual conversation you can guess it’s a southerner vs a preachy sentence = sjw. Also their adoption of the word folks or even more irritating folx
The first time you p-hack something at work because you want to be done with it so you can go do something else more interesting cures you of the idea of science as some noble profession.
Which is something that going to school "for science" equips you to do.
He should tell people not to build computers unless they have an engineering degree focusing on consumer electronics.
Or if he noticed motherboards connected to Seasonic PSUs dying in unusual numbers and neither Seasonic nor UL would actually investigate would he keep putting them into workstations. I'm sure those Seasonic engineers know what they're doing.
A good point: computing used to be one of the more anti-credentialist technical professions. Most of us were programming and building computers long before we ever sat in a classroom, and a lot of people in the field my age and older used to be biased against people with advanced degrees.
I’m always weary of people who supposedly have multiple years experience, but lead with their degrees and not their recent finished projects.
100%. Because it's so easy to spot the fakers. I don't care what institution you did or didn't attend or what piece of paper they did or didn't issue to you. Can you do the work?
(And this is why wokism hates meritocracy. They can't do the work, so they want a credentialist system.)
He defended racemixing durring the 2020 regressive leftist riots, and now he refused to admit that the vaccine was worthless after getting infected and spewed "muh qanon" as an excuse while ignoring complaints of medical and scientific fraud.
Fuck him, we should start telling everyone that he and his company have gone regressive so we know to avoid him and to mirror his content.
Uh- lol.
To be fair, he doesn't actually teach much of anything of value. He's infotainment at best.
If you want to actually learn something about hardware, Louis Rossmann is excellent even if he's mostly moved into lobbying for right to repair.
Well if we don’t have a right to repair the average persons need to know about hardware doesn’t really matter. But Rossmann is great to watch
The jab does nothing for transmission. I know families that were all jabbed. All got covid. You'd think if it was so great, only a minority would not the whole family
Based on Pfizer’s initial trial of 44,000 people, the jabs do nothing for transmission, hospitalization, or death.
That's not how they sold it. They promised the moon when it first came out. Stopping the spread, getting back to normal, etc.
And boy did that happen. 🚀🚀🚀
Looking at the current official numbers, the vaxxtarded get the coof easier and get worse symptoms than purebloods.
Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome you say? Impossible!
So in other words he did a big shit.
Yup, sounds like the tech guy doesn't understand the inherent variability of scales and average weight, not realising it will fluctuate 5-6 over the course of a day.
Honestly I can lose six pounds in an hour with an especially strenuous workout. It's just water weight moving around.
Anyone who writes "y'all" seriously should be either totally ignored or mocked mercilessly.
I’m not too fond of giving up a word that’s been used forever in a section of the US because leftist mouth breathers decided to adopt it.
In conversation, no problem. Written, it's intended to convey a faux folksiness used by those very leftoid mouth-breathers.
I think subject matter makes a difference too. If it’s written as in a sentence that someone would probably say in casual conversation you can guess it’s a southerner vs a preachy sentence = sjw. Also their adoption of the word folks or even more irritating folx