in the paper they state they performed " 34 “leave one participant out” cross-validation cycles (folds)", the dataset still seems to small to be able to draw any conclusion though.
Isn't that comparable to going to a restaurant where they don't give away their recipes? If you encounter a problem with one of their meals you are dependent on their good will to change it for you. Isnt it that you are just using a service someone provides? Or are you enslaving yourself the moment you walk in a restaurant where they keep their recipes secret?
looking at the men:women (8:2) ratio in software science at my university in NL, I can perfectly understand where the inbalance in ratio in the workforce comes from. Maybe we should focus on that first? Trying to get a different ratio at the workforce in all companies will effectively mean you will have less qualified women. Assuming a CS university degree is an important qualification.
Since this most certainly means that a large group of people will be deprived further from a fundamental right called freedom of press. A right that many people from this community hold dear.
I've been using dokuwiki[0] for this for a while now and I am quite satisfied with it. It allows simple markdown so you can add (internal and external) links, images and code snippets. If I remember correctly it also saves everything to simple folder structured text files so you will always be able to revert back to that when you want to take it offline.
[0] https://www.dokuwiki.org/dokuwiki#