NPMaxwell

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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   One exposure might not be sufficient to create a deadly cancer.
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   For more on Kaczynski's evolution, see https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2000/06/harvard... I've been curious how participation in Murray's experiment influenced other Harvard g
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   I'm interested in the Atavist Magazine itself. An evolution of the magazine industry. From its About-Us, it looks like it's a side project for its editors. Given the labor put into this article, Atavist appears to pay tradition
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   Key element in the article: "The new Philadelphia DA, Larry Krasner, ran for office as a critic of forfeiture. But even his office admits the practice of law enforcement taking and selling homes will never be completely over. "&#
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   :D
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   Have you seen any tests of this with people? Or heard any first hand witnessing about ketamine and males? I hear it is considered a drug to take when going to clubs. Which reminds me of another quirky result: caffeine promotes wakefulness
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   Weird factoid about Ketamine: it seems to require being paired with the smell of a male to work: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/sex-matters-in-ex...
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   This is done in Denmark. At the end of each semester, high school teachers are recruited to read exams and assign grades. Teaching professors are excluded from grading and professors and students are collaborators aiming to support each o
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   by NPMaxwell 8y ago

   Good point about being more careful with definitions. Personal hygiene products, high heels, and makeup are examples of the tragedy of the commons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Thanks! Both for the clarification and noting the mistake. Here's the original article: (2) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4431903/
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    :)
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    This treatment kills only temperature sensors, so I'm guessing it would only help with a "burning sensation". Killing nerve tissue can backfire when neurons higher up start compensating for the lack of signal from neurons bel
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    This is an interesting model for how to provide training/education
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    The challenge for some people is the issue of whether to accept and forgive your boss for appearing to be stupid or mentally deranged. Bosses may fail to share all the information they have. The results are that their decisions may look c
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    The main graph in the article is printed twice as wide as tall. Take the same axes and print twice as tall as wide, and the trend and change are much more obvious.
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Psychology, especially cognitive behavioral therapy for depression and anxiety
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Thanks!
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Good point
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    White
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Not sure if this is helpful, but I asked family for code reviews for my birthday. (Requires that you know coders.) This might be helpful: https://www.reddit.com/r/codereview/
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Got it. Thanks
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    About extroverts: good question. I'll have to think about it. Thanks
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    As I was crafting this question, I included "(Apologies for fanning the flames of get-rich-quick/impatience/tiny-training-big-promises.)" To shorten it, I took that out. I love Norvig's "Teach Yourself Progra
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Yes. I've heard that. I'm guessing that hiring managers/HR is aware of that, and that the qualification makes a difference. Does that seem right?
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    True. And and exam does not mean you'll be able to get past the interview questions. But does the Java cert get you the interview?
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Yes. I bumped into one article that suggested that React had the largest gap between demand and supply.
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Yes, or Ada. Ada currently takes something like less than 10% of their applicants. I don't know about Lambda. What I'm trying to get together is in that area
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Entry level sales positions that I have bumped into have paid only slightly over minimum wage. And I appreciate the suggestion. I'll check locally. Thanks!
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    Thanks for asking. This is VERY MUCH still in development. I don't have step 1 figured out. Tentatively, step 3 would be increasing skills with Javascript. Current thoughts abuot step 2 is a course organized around the topic of wor
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    by NPMaxwell 8y ago

    I was considering that. A long time ago, I met a guy who went from high school to real estate, earned enough to cover his expenses for the next decade, and then enrolled in college. Thanks!