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jefurii
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Arrival (2016), based on a short story by Ted Chiang should work for you.
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> “The essence of a dramatic form is to let an idea come over people without it being plainly stated,” he said. “When you say something directly, it is simply not as potent as it is when you allow people to discover it for themselves.” I
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A lot of white people (disclaimer: I'm white) think in extremely individualist ways about a host of issues. They do not seem willing or capable of thinking at the level of the system/society/culture. They pat themselves on
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Also a good reason for state-funded higher education.
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> This is the train map for Washington DC. As you can see, it is an irrelevant little fart of a train system. I used to live in Japan, now I live in Southern California near the Gold Line, which is the pride of the Los Angeles County Met
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A have a family member who is a marriage and family therapist (MFT). She and most of her peers themselves see therapists. This is partly because people who become (good) therapists have themselves had to struggle with issues in their live
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With a sticker saying "Beware of the leopard".
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One step closer to Debian...
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This reads like anti-Prop-10 propaganda piece.
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It also appears that he works just as hard as his staff, and right alongside them instead of in a fancy room off my himself.
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Just use pip and virtualenv. I've been using them on a cluster of related projects for years and they've been rock-solid.
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One thing that's different is that in many places in Japan there's a 2- or 3-foot high metal barrier between the sidewalk and the road. It's impossible to just wander out into traffic except at crossings.
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Parent of a 7-year-old. It's definitely not perfect but I feel we've mitigated some of the worst of YouTube by placing our kid's computer in the living room where we all spend most of our time and not giving him headphones.
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I'm surprised there was nothing by Tadao Ando on that list. He is a master of smooth supple concrete, and of light and shadow.
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That would certainly one-up the Puppeteers' Fleet of Worlds...
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In California audits are required by law but in the 2016 primary a number of municipalities (San Diego and Los Angeles and others) said, "Well the audits cost too much so we just won't do them" and nothing happened.
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Or just View Source and search for "rss" or "atom".
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8y ago
It sounds like you are totally unbiased.
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Media Manipulation, Strategic Amplification, and Responsible Journalism
(points.datasociety.net)
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It takes a lot of courage to say what Linus said today. Especially in this current climate and in the face of some of the comments I'm seeing here and elsewhere. Respect.
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Look for library science textboks from before ~1996. We used Organizing Knowledge, 2nd ed., by Jennifer Rowley for my intro to LIS back in the day. I wish I could remember the name of the text for my reference class. Ask any reference li
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Sounds like a great idea. My wife sits on the board of a nonprofit. The staff of this org is largely female yet my wife is the only female on the board. The men on the board have been truly insensitive to the needs of their staff, and my
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Kanji were imported into Japan from the continent via scholars or printed material. Many of the different pronunciations happened because kanji came during different time periods or from different parts of China where words were pronounced
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> without explaining which word they are using in Kanji. Actually if you spend any length of time in Japan as a speaker, you will notice native speakers writing kanji on their hands to figure out words their interlocutors are using (&quo
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Love the headline of the article. Hard to imagine a pickup truck taking New York City by storm tho.
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See thaumaturgy's comment.
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More info about these: https://www.stand.la/pico-blvd-drill-sites.html
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The Ares Project ( https://www.aresnorthamerica.com/ ) did something like this with robot trains shuttling concrete blocks up and down a slope. No news on that project in awhile tho. I hope this idea is more successful.
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My parents resisted getting a TV for awhile when I was a kid. When we got one it was an old second-hand black-and-white (this was the 1970s). This TV sometimes broke for weeks at a time (my dad now admits that he removed the fuse). I rem
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Did you read Freedom(TM)? It's a "sequel" but is really the second half of the novel. Addresses your critique in a very interesting way.
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