Yep, Google did buy recaptcha after all

Maybe gender role abolitionists, but not gender altogether

BMI is a good metric for populations as there are very few athletes at that elite level compared to obese people. At an individual level it can be misleading if you're an athlete with a high muscle to body fat ratio

This is a cheese nightmare

Or anything to do with trans people at all

From what they've said the game can run fine, but the issue is getting local split screen on the S working because it has such a small amount of RAM available

This reads very much like a tech bro wrote it

The writer assumes the reader is a man also. They use he and they to refer to programmers, but never she. The only time she is used in this entire document is referring to a woman delivering your code:

The outcome you should be thinking of is a lady who's going to get fired if she doesn't deliver the output of your program at 4:59pm sharp.

The community donated large amounts of money to the library in response, the display was replenished with books bought with that money, and the originals were eventually returned

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idaho_stop

See the section on safety. It's safer for bicycles to yield at stop signs instead of come to a complete stop. The most dangerous part of cycling is in an intersection, and you'll spend more time in them when coming to a complete stop every time

Yes, I'm aware. Sample sizes to get a 95% confidence interval are significantly smaller in most cases than the average person thinks. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sample_size_determination and the section on required sample size for hypotheses tests. There's even sample size calculators online you can find that'll spit this number for a 95% CI out for you. Personally I think given that information, it's pretty unlikely the author made that error in a peer reviewed paper where reviewers are certainly aware as well

1000 is not small at all and with a properly designed study it's more than enough for statistical significance

re: the second part, that's still engagement and Reddit doesn't care so long as the metrics are looking good. You're better off not interacting