Polyphilic
@Polyphilic@lemmy.ca
- Comment on [deleted] 11 hours ago:
Because ease of use and simplicity go a long way.
Its about mass appeal, not quality.
Normal people dont want to have to know CLI
The fact that you cant use Linux without at least some form of understanding of CLI is why it will never supersede windows.
- Submitted 11 hours ago to [deleted] | 6 comments
- Comment on Anon tests their IQ 1 day ago:
Its widely considered as the standard metric for general intelligence.
That’s not to say it is perfect or doesnt have gaps, it doesn’t assess creativity, EQ, rational thinking, wisdom or impacts from socioeconomic.
However what is does measure are things like abstract reasoning, pattern recognition, working memory.
Its one of the strongest single predictors of academic performance, job complexity learning, and overall occupational success, and those things pretty obviously correlated with general intelligence.
- Comment on Anon tests their IQ 1 day ago:
IQ is actually one of the most stable metrics we have for intelligence. It does change with brain development but its also a comparative amongst your age group so your IQ remains very stable throughout your life.
It’s not to say you didnt mess up on your test at one point, or that someone who is having a mental episode cant distort it via anxiety or whatever
- Comment on Feels like someone's podcasts are being heavily promoted 3 days ago:
Its nice when they astroturf content so you know what to avoid
