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You can get a refurbished Epson Home Cinema 1080p projector on eBay for like ~$350 and have a huge screen in your living room. It has a nice immersive effect that reduces the draw to engage in other content.
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Again, I think Japan is one of the safest countries in the world. I'm mainly addressing the parent's comments that they've never seen crime in Japan and sometimes the meme in Japan that there's no crime at all.
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I've lived in Japan two years and echoing what the other commenter said, there's definitely crime in Japan, moreso in Tokyo, but it's usually more low key and I don't think as widespread (or violent). - A delinquent stud
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w3schools was useful when it first came out years ago. It's probably riding on its initial utility. I remember when the w3fools site was released later ( https://www.w3fools.com/ )
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How does photographic memory work, then, and does it interfere with brain function somewhere else?
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I also highly recommend reading this thread by Naomi Wu on her thoughts of the Shanghai lockdown: https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/151273459548510617...
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If I have time, I always prefer to walk around the neighborhood I want to live in an see if there’s signs or hear from people if a place is available informally. That’s where you get the best deals. If you find the seller, you usually get a
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Sidekiq's a really good library from my experience. I don't use Rails nowadays, but they've had some of the best libraries to work with. ActiveAdmin was another amazing library that saved me on a consulting project.
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I agree. After living and traveling abroad, it's easy to see America has an obese-default culture. Most cities and towns have little walking or public transportation. Cheap, high-calorie, nutrient-poor food is easily available anywhere
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I agree. I spent some time as a Kaplan tutor. The students in my experience fell into a few buckets: 1. They already know the material/are serious and would do fine without tutoring (maybe some small help here and there) 2. They kind o
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I have a family friend who does consulting for rich kids w/ college admissions. You basically have someone who's on the board of an elite university coaching kids on their essay, clueing them into extra-curriculars, etc. They get
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Last time I checked (years ago haha), you would use Tesseract OCR and some other translation tool. There are more sophisticated methods now that include AI to include visual context for translation ( https://syncedreview.com/
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It says up to 100 jobs which is remarkably efficient.
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I had a few months when I went down the mechanical keyboard rabbit hole, constantly trying different switches and keyboards out. Honestly, my favorite mechanical keyboard was something I bought on Amazon for $40. I can understand if you wan
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Gig work is great for easily defined, repeatable tasks. Uber is going from point A to point B. This is something done for a long point of human history, and can be easily optimized through maps and routing algorithms. General software devel
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It's scary how many of the systems we were worried about in China (e.g. social credit system, censorship, etc.) are basically being created now in the west through the proxy of critical companies blocking access and/or working tog
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Probably Zettlekasten. If you have easy tear sheets in a notebook, you could make a system out of it. It's very particular, but might work for you: https://zettelkasten.de/introduction/
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I can't stand lined paper. My standard are MUJI blank paper notebooks. They strike the best balance between affordability and quality. I don't use notebooks as much nowadays, though. I tend to have a computer closeby or I've
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I second Rails. It's incredibly polished and has really good gems to speed up dev. ActiveAdmin is a great gem if you need to quickly make an admin dashboard. It was useful when I had a small consultancy. https://activeadmin.
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A graphic designer probably wanted to beef up their resume/portfolio. For a webpage about a font it's a little much.
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I personally know two people who left Ph.D. programs because of fraud from their professors/departments in research. I think a lot of it stems from working out an experiment or theory for years and finding something that invalidates it
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Billy Corben's Instagram has better reporting on local Miami politics than our city newspaper! ( https://www.instagram.com/billycorben/?hl=en ) The current mayor's father was also a mayor of Miami and was subje
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I have a non-verbal little brother with autism. I've wanted to keep tabs on state-of-the-art autism research. This seems like a great entrypoint. Thank you.
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Any place in the US that requires appointments has never been reliable for me. If I went that route I would have to wait weeks to months to get a vaccine or PCR test. Instead, poorer neighborhoods usually have hospitals or health centers th
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In the book Bad Blood, people wanted to come out to expose Theranos and she had the most expensive law firm in CA basically threaden to sue people into oblivion. The person who spoke to the WSJ journalist who broke the story and put his nam
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It's good to donate a percent to a charity (I think charities where you personally know people working for them are best). It's also very important to make sure you have money set aside for retirement or emergencies (even if you h
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Malcolm Gladwell has a great series of podcasts in Revisionist History on elite colleges and admissions that made a lot of this stuff click. Elite colleges want to be a desired place for the high class to attend. As a result of this, they h
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Yes
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Women definitely want sex, but it's not as urgent because they usually know that it's easily available for them. I taught English overseas right after college with other people from the states and it was the first time I saw women
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This is about business and not me or them. All that matters is that you're getting what you want out of a business relationship with someone else. In my brief experience as a dev consultant/independent business owner: 1. You shoul
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