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by dhc02 2y ago
Amazingly, already a thing. See https://www.theverge.com/24255887/social-ai-bots-social-netw...
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by dhc02 2y ago
Someone above recommended devd, and it looks pretty nice. https://github.com/cortesi/devd
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by dhc02 2y ago
Agree very much with all of this. The way I estimate the situation (and I admit this is not a rigorous scientific conjecture), is the following (for public schools in the US in the average): Early years: bad pedagogy, bad retention rates (i
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by dhc02 2y ago
As a second-career middle and high school math teacher, I have a working theory. In previous eras in the US, we taught primarily procedure and facts, and assigned lots of practice work. The average kid did _all_ the practice work, for socie
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by dhc02 2y ago
MacBook Air starts at $650.
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by dhc02 2y ago
This is really interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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by dhc02 2y ago
Your initial statement is a particularly bad sort of semantic mishandling. The seal absolutely failed, in the way that any reasonable person would interpret that phrase. A seal prevents things from getting past it, and it did not do that. S
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by dhc02 2y ago
Ha. I'm leaving it.
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by dhc02 2y ago
Parents, full design specs, and repair documentation are three very different things.
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by dhc02 2y ago
I made a resume with Prezi that landed me a pretty great job, and then never used it again. It was really great for that one use case: something the recipient could click through and continuously be surprised by the complexity of without ha
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by dhc02 2y ago
Reminds me of Prezi. Do people still use Prezi?
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by dhc02 2y ago
I was not. I switched from an @gmail.com address. However, I think the real answer to your question is that your email address is your ID for Google services, whether its MX records point to Google or not.
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by dhc02 2y ago
I find it fascinating that you forgot to type the same word twice: build (different conjugations, but still). "...which GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy had been [building] for over a decade in Japan." "Of course now that the AP1000
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by dhc02 2y ago
N=few, but thank you for sharing this actual anecdata for those of us interests.
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by dhc02 3y ago
I switched to fastmail from gmail a few months ago and I'm incredibly happy with it. I even got to keep my *@mydomain wildcard addresses, and the fastmail calendar implementation is not half bad.
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by dhc02 3y ago
This is the most addictingly fun thing I've played since the first time I tried Threes. Truly you've got something good here.
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by dhc02 3y ago
It seems pretty clear from the video that something like this actually happened. The only vehicles left on the bridge at the time of impact were stationary emergency services vehicles with flashing lights. So it would appear they knew it wa
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by dhc02 3y ago
Or bookshop.org
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by dhc02 3y ago
If I could create my own policy in a vacuum, it would be something like "Excuse yourself quietly, get back as soon as possible so you don't miss too much, and if I have a question I'll ask you about it later." But I can&
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by dhc02 3y ago
I'm not saying I think it's a good idea on balance (the onerous big brother software). I just thought I'd point out that there might be potential hidden upsides in addition to the obvious downsides.
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by dhc02 3y ago
Counterpoint: As a teacher (public middle school in the US), I can tell you that today's students routinely ask to use the bathroom when they don't need to. They go there to use their phones, meet up with friends, or just to avoid
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by dhc02 3y ago
The two sentences following that one both start with the word "but". Pretty bad paragraph for a "real" publication.
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by dhc02 3y ago
I started getting the same feeling and so switched to Logseq and have been very happy.
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by dhc02 3y ago
The omissions that kill me are common nautical terms.
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by dhc02 3y ago
I have been thinking the same thing...
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by dhc02 3y ago
I think this a great frame to examine taxes though: Are taxes perfect, too high, or too low? Now that we have the question, how to we decide the answer? I think there are several possibilities, but one that comes to mind is happiness. A sub
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by dhc02 3y ago
The way most ESOP plans work is more like this: 1. Owner[s] sell their stock to the company (note the company needs to be fairly successful to have the cash to buy the shares. Sometimes it's bought all at once, but often on some sort
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by dhc02 3y ago
All of this is true, and on top of that, at least in the case of ESOP plans like the one at Bob's Red Mill, the outstanding stock of the company is held in a trust and distributed to employees as part of a benefits package over time, s
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by dhc02 3y ago
Frozen blueberries thaw extremely quickly. I put them into refrigerated yogurt and wait about 10 minutes and they're delicious.
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by dhc02 3y ago
Yes! I was just driving a borrowed Tesla this weekend and several times I had a moment of confusion/panic because I thought the trunks were both open.

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