anonymous5133

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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Yes, absolutely. We as a culture need to emphasize people to pick up their trash and be responsible for their own litter. Lots of other culture emphasize this and you rarely see trash on the ground. Trash on the ground is a direct result of
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Same goes for Singapore. Crime to littler and also the culture there values cleanliness of the city. When I was there I almost never saw trash on the ground, ever. I once saw a plastic cup get blown off some lady's table and the next p
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
A lot of videos also look like promo videos for people selling counterfeit juul products.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
I agree as well. The kicker here is that the resource has to be well developed, comprehensive and use effective ways to teach the subject. Most online courses I've seen aren't comprehensive, don't really have any effective to
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
IMO, I think google was never designed to really drive people to highly detailed resources. Google is more similar to something like wikipedia where it gives you the high-level overview instead. It makes sense as well that it is like this b
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
I am working on an edtech related project for a course I am building. My questions to everyone is, based on your experience, what have you found to be a very effective way to learn something new? For my courses, I do write a textbook for th
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Thanks, high quality production here!
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
The problem is the real estate market is very heavily regulated. So even if the market is demanding 50,000 more high-rise condo units be built...it can't happen if the area only approves 5,000 units. That's why it is so important
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
You just "spend" it on "non-productive" assets like art, gold coins, jewelry....these sorts of things.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
If you read the theories or Karl Marx, his theories are pretty accurate in terms of explaining why people work "gig jobs" even though worker protections are basically non-existent. Marx basically described a class of people as bei
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
People have strong brand loyalty to amazon. These days you can get pretty much everything for cheaper on ebay. The only reason to use amazon is if you need the item super quick like less than 2 days.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
As with everything, automating this at scale is very difficult because you'll need residential IP addresses. So unless you have access to a massive bot net, good luck.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Yes, you can do that. It seems like the vast majority of other people on here have absolutely no clue what they're talking about because they've never used the browser. I have used it about 2 weeks now. Every 15 minutes or so a po
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Before anyone reads this article. It is talking about actual acreage of land, not dollar value. Most of these 1% own large ranches in rural areas. For some of these people, the reason they own large rural lands is for conservation purposes.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Looks like a good course but nothing cringes me more than seeing the Massachusetts institute of TECHNOLOGY still using chalk boards....I mean come on now.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
If you look at the federal budget, it is easy to see that the federal government is misallocating a significant amount or tax money to purposes that don't really benefit the average American. Interest on the national debt and military
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
He never said it was a good definition of value.
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
It was just the wrong word choice. OP is just talking about very large companies in general.
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
Pretty sad too because the adjunct teachers were actually the best teachers I ever had in college! They were good because they had real world experience and were there because they actually wanted to teach. I would even say to completely av
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
From what I've seen, the theory of degree signaling might actually be breaking down because employers are starting to use more assessment tools to evaluate potential employees.
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
It is logical people have this view these days because the early versions of online courses were very weak in quality. Quite literally they were PDF scans of homework, a PDF syllabus, instructions on what to do (what chapters to read, when
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
I guess that is a start. I would really like to see these courses enhanced by technology related tools. Personally I think the teaching method that is offered by codecadmey is genius. I'm personally not in CS so I guess that is why my
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
haha, I do the exact same thing but only for buying first class stamps.
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
Still in business apparently. They seem to sell themselves as NYC's only stamp store. Based on the yelp reviews...it appears their biggest customers are women looking to buy vintage stamps for wedding invitations lol https:/&#x2F
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
Yup it is exactly that. The big problem, in contrast with precious metals, is that stamps have basically no intrinsic value. They're just pieces of paper. At least with precious metals, the coins can be melted down to create high techn
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
hahaha, this is so funny because I was cleaning out my closet and noticed the same thing. Even though the cards were 20-30 years old...they were basically worthless. I live in a high cost of living area so to me there is no point keeping th
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
I like what udacity is doing overall but I think they've failed to really comprehend the nature of the education industry in the United States. Overall, the biggest problems are simply perceptions by employers in terms of what is consi
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
I'm assuming you've never taken a MOOC before? Most of them are no way even close to equivalent to the real class. Most of these universities basically use these as marketing. They'll teach you the first 4 weeks of material f
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
Yup. For anyone who is a security type IT person at your company, make sure you send out bogus phising emails to employees to see who falls for it and what type of data they give away. At my work if you fall for it the first time then you g
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by anonymous5133 8y ago
It is not necessarily malicious. Some malware is purely designed as a prank type of stuff or to do something funny to the computer.

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