jrm19941994
jrm19941994 t1_jap1168 wrote
Reply to comment by eldiablonoche in [OC] Supreme court is forecast to block student debt relief by liortulip
They would have no reason to sue, payments can only be suspended for federal loans.
jrm19941994 t1_jap0vhf wrote
Reply to comment by Eascen in [OC] Supreme court is forecast to block student debt relief by liortulip
This is market generated data............
jrm19941994 t1_ja40soo wrote
Reply to comment by OldWorldBluesIsBest in [OC] Your Dog's Real Age by PieChartPirate
dogs are fertile at 1, humans are not fertile at 7.
agree the graph makes no sense though.
jrm19941994 t1_ja40lz8 wrote
Reply to [OC] Your Dog's Real Age by PieChartPirate
Damn I hope I am half as athletic at 65 as my 8 year old heeler-whippet mix.
jrm19941994 t1_j914s53 wrote
Reply to comment by ALandWarInAsia in [OC] Is Bitcoin price correlated with Google search volume or not? by against_all_odds_
I'm really confused, why is the average person only eating 1.5 ounces of cheese per day?!?!
jrm19941994 t1_j914nmm wrote
Looks like higher volatility in bitcoin is correlated to increased search interest in near future.
jrm19941994 t1_j8mqp55 wrote
Reply to [OC] History of how the U.S. economy outstripped the U.K. economy and how Brexit deepened the gap by tabthough
Wow massive spike, almost as big as those random wiggles in the 1830s
jrm19941994 t1_j3tssxn wrote
Reply to comment by Elbynerual in [OC] Mr. Buffett - The Older The Wealthier by LeverageShares
Then please explain what investment will allow you to retire on $80k of capital
jrm19941994 t1_j3tk1nd wrote
Reply to comment by Elbynerual in [OC] Mr. Buffett - The Older The Wealthier by LeverageShares
Lol if thats actually true you must be a hell of a trader, I would consider getting in touch with a prop firm
jrm19941994 t1_j3qvi73 wrote
Reply to I simulated over 100,000 crypto portfolios to determine the randomness of crypto wealth. [OC] by dpee123
Somewhat relevant finance paper:
https://quantpedia.com/estimating-rebalancing-premium-in-cryptocurrencies/
jrm19941994 t1_j3qv85d wrote
Reply to comment by l86rj in [OC] Six out of the top 10 best-performing currencies of 2022 were Latin American. #2 worldwide was Uruguay by latinometrics
USD has been relatively strong this year vs eurozone and asian currencies.
jrm19941994 t1_j3qv5nd wrote
Reply to comment by thunderBerrins in [OC] Six out of the top 10 best-performing currencies of 2022 were Latin American. #2 worldwide was Uruguay by latinometrics
It crashed vs USD and the bottom of that crash was Jan 2022
jrm19941994 t1_j341oxo wrote
Reply to comment by qeny1 in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
Possibly. Hard to really say. Humans tend to prefer the suffering of life to the emptiness of non-existence.
However, that's not a justification for animal cruelty, and I do wish that we as a culture put more emphasis on animal welfare.
A good reason to switch to primarily beef for your meat intake. Generally less cruelty and fewer total animals killed. Also more nutrient dense and tastes better.
jrm19941994 t1_j341a1a wrote
Reply to comment by cgspam in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
I'm pretty sure most farmland is for food crops.
Agree meat farming practices could be improved.
jrm19941994 t1_j31lcfb wrote
lol these graphics always act like if we all went vegan then all these farm animals would be living into old age. They are farm animals, they exist solely to be eaten. If there was less demand for meat, these animals in red would not exist.
jrm19941994 t1_j21mghl wrote
Reply to comment by nocuzzlikeyea13 in [OC] Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages by GeorgeDaGreat123
I am not using stereotypes at all.
All the Big 5 literature indicates women are higher in both neuroticism and agreeable than men, on average, across cultures, with more significant gender differences noted in more egalitarian countries such as the Scandinavian nations.
Now if we did a study where we looked at SAT scores, GPA, imposter syndrome incidence, and Big 5 aspect scale, then maybe we could learn something about gender differences in imposter syndrome specifically.
jrm19941994 t1_j214vtx wrote
Reply to comment by nocuzzlikeyea13 in [OC] Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages by GeorgeDaGreat123
Fair enough, thank you for supplying me with some new info.
Care to address my first paragraph?
jrm19941994 t1_j1yv5lk wrote
Reply to comment by nocuzzlikeyea13 in [OC] Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages by GeorgeDaGreat123
I fail to see how the hypothesis that feeling self-conscious is positively associated with trait neuroticism is at all radical, in fact its about as self-evident as the hypothesis that people high in trait extraversion will have on average more social interactions in a given week.
I am unaware of the studies that use male vs female resumes specifically but would be interested to read them. I have seen where the used white vs African American vs African names, which was incredibly interesting as IIRC the resumes with "white" and "African" names did equally well, but the resumes with "African American" names did poorly, leading me to think the raters were using cultural vs racial cues to discriminate.
With regard to male vs female resumes, I am confident female would get an advantage applying to certain fields (for example childcare) while men would have an advantage in other fields (construction).
We must remember that those making hiring decisions are rationale actors who are trying to make the best decisions for their firm.
Speaking of the academic community, this seems to be an area where we see discrimination against males, as I have seen good data showing female academics on average only need to publish a fraction of the research their male colleagues do to get tenure.
jrm19941994 t1_j1ruzth wrote
Reply to comment by nocuzzlikeyea13 in [OC] Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages by GeorgeDaGreat123
Not sure i understand your question, gonna need more context.
jrm19941994 t1_j1rco34 wrote
Reply to comment by GeorgeDaGreat123 in [OC] Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages by GeorgeDaGreat123
You are welcome!
For your specific research questions you could just use a GRE math section as a proxy for IQ (should be decent in the context of software engineering students).
With respect to the Big 5, its fascinating when you dig into it and particularly look at the sub-aspects (ie conscientious breaks down into industriousness and orderliness)
jrm19941994 t1_j1r63el wrote
Reply to comment by hamburger5003 in [OC] Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages by GeorgeDaGreat123
I am in a majority female field and the females still tend to have imposter syndrome more frequently.
Not saying its no factor but I think the core difference is temperamental.
jrm19941994 t1_j1qh9xf wrote
Reply to [OC] Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages by GeorgeDaGreat123
Cool chart, garbage headline:
"Women face greater Imposter Syndrome than Men, when starting Software Engineering Degrees, despite having similar high school averages"
they face imposter syndrome? Like this plague that comes down from the sky and befalls them?
They FEEL imposter syndrome.
Knowing that the school system is somewhat biased in favor of female students (higher avg GPAs with lower avg SAT scores), this chart looks spot on to me.
I bet if you replaced GPA with SAT score percentile you would see much less disparity between sexes, though you would still see a disparity, as women on average are higher in sensitivity to negative emotion (Neuroticism per Big 5 personality inventory), which is of course highly correlated with feeling self-conscious, imposter syndrome being a sub-type of feeling self-conscious.
Just as an aside, when I was in my doctoral program we presentations and round tables about imposter syndrome, I was like "lol what are you talking about, you know XYZ how are you not competent?" Well, turns out I am like <5th percentile in neuroticism.
jrm19941994 t1_j074lj7 wrote
I would say its more due to general recession fears, inflation, and energy prices increasing so much that its becoming too costly to make electric car batteries. Also Tesla is correcting after the euphoria of the Covid boom.
For what is worth Musk has already made twitter profitable, it seems he is doing good work there.
jrm19941994 t1_iwz79mn wrote
Reply to comment by theverybigapple in [OC] Choose wisely - Warren buffet got paid $704 mln in dividends only while the CEO's total compensation was $24.6 mln by theverybigapple
LOL no, if Coke goes bankrupt due to something other than the CEO doing illegal shit, he will be fine.
jrm19941994 t1_jcewlet wrote
Reply to comment by The_Baron___ in [OC] "The Last of Us" S1 episodes rating by IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes by Probio
Episode 3 would have been perfect as a short film.
Personally, I would have rather that episode been spent on more Joel and Ellie, but that's just me.