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by aklemm 7y ago
It's not obvious to me that your assessment is even close to accurate, so it would help to know more about which countries you've observed and also where can we find data on this topic. My observation would be more like: there are
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by aklemm 7y ago
Indeed, and the election of a character like Trump seems like a symptom rather than a cause of depression.
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You wouldn’t be isolated with the apartment you described.
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I'm way out of that loop, do you have any citations or more perspectives to underscore this claim?
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Expertise grows with that exposure. You are learning to recognize and appreciate particular aspects, and those aspects can be tweaked by an AI artist. Appreciation grows even deeper when you know something about techniques, theory, contexts
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“ And as the PM, at a minimum you should commit to making some progress on at least one of those top-two issues every quarter or two.” Thinking from the client-facing side, this would HAVE to be progress on BOTH items EVERY quarter or it’s
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How does this compare to non-American media and culture? Is it simply a human problem?
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Interesting how it takes a hero to state the obvious nowadays.
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A 27” inch CRT had fallen in price to about $300 15 years ago or so. Then the flatscreens came and the price pressure cycle had to start over again.
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Exactly. This also reminds about what I call early childhood induced PTSD; it comes from the constant interruption and lack of sleep and endless dirty work. One's brain does not come out of that the same way it went in.
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by aklemm 7y ago
Perhaps something web-based--perhaps collaborative or real-time--and get exposure to sessions, database work, networking, APIs, and the tooling ecosystem, etc.
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Would his skill translate to discovering player talent or negotiating player contracts?
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If I had started younger, I would've tried for 4 kids instead of 2. I was 33 and 36 at my childrens' births. I would definitely do it younger if I had it to do over because now I want as much time with them as possible and would l
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by aklemm 7y ago
That...hits home. I could've written the same thing.
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All this! What a perfect day you described. The wisdom to just go all in with the very young kids is so important.
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by aklemm 7y ago
Ages 1-4 were absolutely brutal for me. I'd do it again, but I'd go in giving up any pretense that I was going to maintain anything like a life. I was an at-home parent for those years, and really struggled having no escape from i
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by aklemm 7y ago
Why do men choose to and why are they allowed to do all those things differently? The reason is gender roles, that’s part of the equal pay discussion. Probably the biggest part, in fact. The “multi-variable” is no answer at all. Each of tho
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by aklemm 7y ago
I hope so, but I'm more sure that claiming progressives are trying to deny nature altogether is a useful straw-man for detractors with evidence only from the fringes. But how could you and I be more sure of what's really going on?
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What?
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I could tell a story around your work about how you are focused on the ultimate bottom line and how your efforts bring that clarity to the people around you, and I bet you'd eat it up.
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All this back-and-forth about whether and how it's nature or nurture. The point of modern gender freedom is not to deny there is a strong nature influence, it's to nurture kids to go whichever directions they like. All these anecd
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by aklemm 7y ago
But definitely it’s the girls’ fault, am I right?
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Hearing a lot made of this pedestrian problem. Are trucks more likely to hit pedestrians? I was not aware of big vehicles being more dangerous. Personally, I don’t want to get hit by any motorized metal no matter the size.
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This feels like another data point indicating that Internet youths are flirting with a total rewrite of what’s right and wrong. It’s absurd.
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Anything beyond suspension should be moved out of the schools into juvenile justice or social services. Throw these problems back to the parents. Of course, such parents are utterly unprepared to deal with this, so focus on helping them. As
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by aklemm 7y ago
I love it! Thanks for the Dolto tip.
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That is an important point, and true that a teen’s main work is learning. I guess that’s lost on them too often.
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The “perk” is fulfilling a purpose in your social group. No ones talking about a volunteer death march.
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Schools already do it in small ways with older kids mentoring younger kids. The concept of mixing ages is well-known and well-regraded, for the reasons I’m suggesting. Your objection is out of place considering there’s been no discussion of
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by aklemm 7y ago
Nearly 100% agree that teens having nothing meaningful to do is the problem, but you're conclusion is scary. How about reforming school so that older kids spend about 25% of their time teaching and caring for younger kids? I'd pro

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