

I think good IQ tests take “familiarity with logic puzzles” into account. They try to take everything in to account. When I was doing research on working memory we were using very simple tests that relied heavily on working memory and correlated with IQ tests well. Those test didn’t use any type of logic puzzles white people are more familiar with. IQ is not a perfect score but it was known for a very long time that comparing people from different cultures and background is very difficult if at all possible. This doesn’t mean that IQ tests can’t be used to compare people with similar backgrounds and that you can’t develop better, culturally neutral tests.


I’m looking at doing something similar and I was looking at Yunohost but I think it doesn’t use any containers, just installs all the apps straight in the system. Which I didn’t like. I like the idea of separating apps. Can anyone confirm this?
After some digging I’ve decided to use https://cosmos-cloud.io/ which supports more apps (even lemmy) and uses containers. So my plan is to have a private VM, public VM and run cosmos in each.
Does it really matter if you disable Yunohost ports that are not exposed to the internet? You expose 80, 443 and VPN on the router and that’s it. Then I’m planning to run Caddy on OpenWRT to redirect traffic to internal ports.