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721.
by gcheong 14y ago
The company mentioned in the article seem to have comparable ones but are cheaper.
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by gcheong 14y ago
How does bordeom theory explain the tool use of other bird species and other primates in the wild?
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by gcheong 14y ago
Big evolutionary advantage in being able to transfer newfound skills through observation and copying.
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by gcheong 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_test
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Electronic Hobbyists Documentary - Short (youtube.com)
1 points by gcheong 14y ago|0 comments
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by gcheong 14y ago
Well in every joke lies a bit of truth: http://www.scribd.com/doc/25450984/Freedman-Compliance-WITHO...
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by gcheong 14y ago
Not sure if it's ready but maybe have a look at cocos2d-x? http://www.cocos2d-x.org/projects/cocos2d-x/wiki
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How Amazon Saved My Life(indiereader.com)
3 points by gcheong 14y ago|0 comments
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by gcheong 14y ago
In light of this, are people going to be more likely to buy the extended warranty?
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The Brainstorming Myth(newyorker.com)
3 points by gcheong 14y ago|0 comments
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by gcheong 14y ago
http://www.techshop.ws/ - usually there are minimum age requirements for a lot of the machining classes but as far as I have seen very kid friendly. http://randallmuseum.org/ - classes for kids through adults and they also have a woodsh
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by gcheong 14y ago
I completely agree. I would say that the situation is sustainable if we are careful not to lose the whatever advantage we have and if we invest in finding new ones but also very tenuous given the global nature of our world today and the nat
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by gcheong 14y ago
Manufactered in China, but designed and prototyped in the US. Which would you rather have your kids doing?
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by gcheong 14y ago
Well if I am working at a place that would tend to imply I did get through all that. Why would my chances be less a second time around? That said, I do agree that the hiring process is rather broken, just not sure that this would be a good
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by gcheong 14y ago
The thing is that I think the term came into use as somewhat of a backlash by those who are tired of having to explain over and over to the vast majority of people questioning them why someone might choose not to have kids and then being di
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by gcheong 14y ago
That's like saying we shouldn't call sexism sexism because its just the opinion of a few men that women are inferior and if they are being jerks about their opinion then they are just being jerks. No, having the word pronatalism calls out t
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by gcheong 14y ago
Religious subset? I don't know about Canada, but the US is still a majority Christian country ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_in_the_United_Stat... ) and very much has the attitude that sofal was stating. And I would suspect the
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by gcheong 14y ago
I find it easier to live knowing my life is pointless. Takes the pressure off :)
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by gcheong 14y ago
I'm not talking about me,I'm asking where the people you know that regret having kids got the idea that they should have kids. It's the default stance in most societies - yes even in 2012. I have heard it from a lot of people and strangely
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by gcheong 14y ago
It's true, it's kind of a strange word that I've mainly only seen used in the child-free communities, but is there a better word for the viewpoint that everyone should have kids? "Breeder mentality" just seems too harsh. http://en.wikipedi
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by gcheong 14y ago
I do have a personal issue with people saying kids are absolutely the best thing one can do with one's life or the best experience one can have in one's life and therefore also implying that everyone should have them. So if I mistook your s
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by gcheong 14y ago
Yes, exactly - and where did this idea that they should have kids come from? What I'm saying is that people need a balanced perspective when deciding and all too often it is the "everyone should have kids" voice that is only heard and any
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by gcheong 14y ago
Thank you! You see for a minute there I thought you were in the "everyone should have kids" camp. So really we are not so far apart in opinion because if you wanted to have kids since you were 10 and, not really knowing anything else about
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by gcheong 14y ago
"No, you're not some amazing savant that has popped up out of the mass of mediocrity that is humanity." Every person that has ever entered into the "mass of mediocrity that is humanity" was born at some point and, as the mass of mediocrity
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by gcheong 14y ago
Plenty of people decide to choose lives of celibacy both as virgins and non-virgins and have no regrets. Like I said, there are plenty of parents who would say it is not. Why should I take what you say as truth over them?
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by gcheong 14y ago
"That is what parenthood does to you." No, that is what parenthood has done to you. And I'm glad for you but you don't have to look far to find people for whom the effect was less than positive and if I relate more to those people than to y
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by gcheong 15y ago
I hope I can buy their stock long before Wall Street starts to take them seriously.
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by gcheong 15y ago
"Your partner sees a frail person who has given up. Your kids see a failure. Someone who never reached for and got what they wanted. They not only pity you, but they have contempt for you." Well, I sure hope that if/when you may face a time
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by gcheong 15y ago
Maybe Playboy decided they wanted to publish a Kamasutra app?
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by gcheong 15y ago
Yes, that is what I am saying. Google has set a precedent but not a legal one. So leading back to the question there seems to me to possibly be a case that Apple has a monopoly of sorts and that it is not allowing proper competition because

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