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by 628C6l0 8y ago
You must be Chinese spy! Get him!
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by 628C6l0 8y ago
> The US is subject to endless bashing, scrutiny, paranoia, unfair reporting, you name it. If the US does a thing, it's evil or wrong policy I'm Chinese, and I just want to say in my experience this isn't true of Chinese
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by 628C6l0 8y ago
Until I saw 'chip', I thought this is about flashbulb memory ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashbulb_memory ) and made a mental note to myself not to 'take' the test under any circumstances.
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
in case you're not joking, that involves disassembling the graphemes (the letters).
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
for one thing it's very economical spatially, something you'll quickly appreciate if you ever do any work (e.g. concept-mapping) where it's nice to be able to see and keep track of like 200 items on the screen at the same tim
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
> (When my parents’ ragged copy of the 1964 edition succumbed to water damage a few years ago, my mother delivered the news as if a relative had died.) I'm willing to bet my life that the author has taken liberties with this "d
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
With me it's gotten to a point where I will pay for FedEx 2nd day air just to avoid FedEx Ground. My worst experience is this https://www.fedex.com/apps/fedextrack/?tracknumbers=01384025... It took ten days
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
This. It's far more likely to be doxxing attempts. I was contacted by an undergraduate asking for grad school advice. Five minutes later there were several emails in the inbox from Facebook with exactly that content. I don't norma
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
As someone who spent way too much time obsessing over this stuff, this is awesome and very promising. One reason I'm not happy with traditional spreadsheets is that there's no non-hackish way to implement "tagging" (as i
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
take restaurant choice for example. yes there's a range of options, but some of the fields instead of saying "go to restaurant A" say something like: "let google pick a random number X between 1 and 50. google "rest
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
it's not just trust. a minority person (by which i mean to include all and only the less powerful in society, which has a heavy overlap with racial and ethnic minorities) can seem completely non-threatening, but still won't receiv
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
say you're going to live in NYC for 3 years and will eat out pretty much every other night. you can do your online research and decide yourself each time. or you can randomize. can one really be certain that, in the long run , after 3
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
i've been doing it for almost four years now, and it's amazing to see how wrong and how frequently wrong your preconceptions and expectations can be. you don't need an app to do that though. a spreadsheet is perfect for th
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by 628C6l0 9y ago
i actually did some pretty extensive research on this. there's very few high-quality apps in this area. the only software i found to be genuinely effective is this very obscure program called sprintworks (windows only). dunno how it wo