azmodeus

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by azmodeus 7y ago
Singapore and HK are ultraconnected city states. If they can do it larger sparser countries should be able to do it. Both of them have more than 5 million people so they aren't tiny either.
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by azmodeus 7y ago
Do you follow intermittent fasting or do you fast for longer times? I find if I fast for a longer period my focus decreases.
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Ask HN: What have you learnt from taking customer service calls?
1 points by azmodeus 7y ago|1 comments
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by azmodeus 7y ago
I think GP's point is: productivity is not the priority of these societies. So they could be more productive but enjoying life is more important for people living there.
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Ask HN: Which technical conference( recording)s have you learnt the most from?
6 points by azmodeus 7y ago|2 comments
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by azmodeus 7y ago
As far as I can see work experience is more important so if you land a Google Summer of Code and / or a couple good internships a bachelor is fine.
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by azmodeus 7y ago
Could you recommend a more principled approach to abstract learning and metacognition?
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by azmodeus 7y ago
It does work in the West you just need to enforce the rules. There are Western countries that do this well and there are ones that fail at enforcing these rules.
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by azmodeus 8y ago
I think you should try looking at geometry more like a creation initially then a problem. In this manner you can see assumptions as just building up more simple worlds with those constraints. I have found this view helps when teaching geom
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by azmodeus 8y ago
The United States is a unique outlier due to its special healthcare structure: https://ourworldindata.org/the-link-between-life-expectancy-... I think a better conclusion would be that life expectancy can be hardly increase