I guess, but fire isn't very healthy either I think
I feel like the simplistic representation is the right one here.
Women are earning less on average due to a multitude of reasons. Some are an issue, some are not. Who is to decide which reasons should be accounted for in this percentage and which ones shouldn't?
I have seen plenty of statistics where they calculate the percentage down to the immediate difference between men and women in exactly the same positions with exactly the same experience levels. But that removes the very crucial fact that some positions simply aren't equally accessible to women, even if the ones who make it in do get a fair pay compared to their male peers.
It's like comparing a newbie and a senior by median pay and claiming they should be paid the same because they are human.
I'm not going to engage in the typical internet "Oh so you're saying ...!" thing, but damn, read that sentence again and think about why it might not apply to this situation.
Yeah, sometimes it's more trouble than it's worth. The girls keep transpiling my perfectly fine Javascript code to Rust >:(
smh, could have used the short form ()=>{ instead of function 😤
It will be easy once you find the right person to date.
Very few people are properly compatible with each other, and sure, good small talk skills and general "dating" abilities will keep you dating someone for longer - but why prolong the suffering if it didn't already click naturally?
He's allowed a bit of murder, as a treat
I've been preferring it actually! There's a sense of calm I get from scrolling through my frontpage and being out of posts at some point, usually like 20mins. I used to spend hours and hours on Reddit, just because it was so easy to keep scrolling infinitely.
At first I thought I should subscribe to more communities to have more content but it's actually kinda nice to be limited.
I also found a great female weightlifting guide over on hexbear, so I've been building muscle since November. Someone must really care to post guides here, so my confidence in it has been a lot better from the start.
And I recently took the plunge and opened a community for posts about Royal Pythons. I'm still the only poster, but it will catch on eventually, and I'll cultivate it to be better than r/ballpythons from the start. Some of the posts on that subreddit are simply scary haha
sexy (?)
I'm sorry.
In the case of energy providers: no, absolutely not. As the power grid is a natural monopoly, the owners of that grid need to be strictly regulated. They are not "businesses" in the classical sense, as their actions have consequences that reach way further than any business decisions should.
Also, do you think energy providers don't already have vast financial resources..?
Ich wäre ja dafür dass das Gesetz auch Rückwirkend angewendet wird 😎 256 Großeltern
AI needs training data.
You joke, but that kind of prejudice is pretty hurtful in day to day life