Yep, Google did buy recaptcha after all

Virtual keyboard support

I wouldn’t say it’s useless since it does show a trend of overall weight gain, but yes it can be misleading when the average person still equates BMI and health

I read the article, but I’m not seeing how the metric itself is racist? It’s not actually explained, just that it has racist origins (created using white ppl as the reference point) and the application of it as a standard of overall health can have racist applications, which I definitely agree with.

The thing is though, the graph above isn’t a graph of “health of American states over time”, it’s a graph of BMI over time. I think we’re mostly just arguing semantics at this point because the original person I replied to was equating normal BMI range = healthy which isn’t what’s shown here and is unrelated

BMI isn’t an indicator of health though, which is exactly what the study says. It’s simply a measurement of body mass, which doesn’t account for other factors

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

fyi it’s “moot point”, not “mute point”

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

I read Hi-Rez in the title and was briefly hopeful for Tribes news. Nope

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.

It’s not a new game, but Chibi robo is entirely this concept

After playing RDR2 I found myself wanting to shoot at birds flying overhead irl to make more arrows

I use this one and it works perfectly fine. No interruptions

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/twitch_5/

It’s written in Kotlin, not Java fyi

Yeah, that’s totally fair to question. I mentioned above, but it depends on sample selection and study design moreso than the actual number 👍

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

I still have mine! Found it the other day