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jimhefferon
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Sometimes people who ask are unable to make the talk. I might have an ill student, for instance. Just to broaden the point, what is a good set of slides very much depends on what kind of talk you are giving, it seems to me.
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They cannot tell you, for reasons of violating privacy. Yours, mostly.
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3y ago
We have several times experienced having to change the electronic board. It cost more than buying a new washer. The electronics does many many options, almost none of which we care about. I would just like a button or dial, and just press g
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You are absolutely right. It was a great book to hand to a 21 year old me. I've often read the hate on this site for this book. At least for me, I find the discussions and analogies to help me in thinking about, and eventually understa
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3y ago
It seems not to be entirely obvious to the students in my classroom. Today second day of the semester, job one is to explain that they need to have a notebook. They need to write in the notebook. And they need to do the homework in the note
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3y ago
I'll note though that it is locked. Anytime I find something super interesting in a SE forum, it has been declared off-topic.
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This is interesting, and I have not heard it before. Thanks. But I'm not really interested in WB so much. I'm more interested in his claims about investing. I understand him to say that he has done well over decades, better than t
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3y ago
Depends on the time scale. Several hundred million?
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It is the drizzle of tiny particles that wears away.
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Thanks, did not know that. Will look.
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Does anyone know of a forum that discusses making this kind of thing? I am making some illustrations and struggling with questions such as a good range of colors that display well both on a computer screen and on a beamer. It'd be grea
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I often check out the LaTeX subreddit and I perceive the number of posts are down, even with a pretty recent new mod, who was doing a good job.
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Our kids were born in the 80s. That happened to them. No one around to play with
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Screens are an issue, for sure. But kids stopped going out before computer and phone screens became common.
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Serious question: you don't see a dilemma in kicking out those who seem problematic? I absolutely hear you that a parent wants the best for their kid. But historically declaring that some students are an issue has been a frought road.
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Nothing there. Hug of death?
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3y ago
When I was a kid, secondhand smoke was everywhere. Now it is rare. If people learn, things can change.
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I ran an open service for more than a decade. The world is filled with people who do things that are bad and cannot be understood.
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I remember with 100 percent clarity doing great in sophomore high school math. I loved it and I went on to get a PhD. Then my mom passed and I got a box of stuff with my name on it from her house. It included my report card. C.
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Certainly a major purpose.
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3y ago
What a hero!
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Ditto. Libraries and bookstores can be an issue.
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3y ago
I also try to do that. However, the more sites that hold my information ...
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3y ago
I'd be very interested to hear more about Dr Giavant. I teach and I'm always looking to hear what works for folks.
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Might it bump against privacy? If you do a search on third graders receiving speech services in towns of pop less than 3000 in county... at some point you have private information.
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I'll add that even for developers or power users, very few are in that category for more than a couple of areas. There are some things I know about but that leaves 99 percent of my box where I'm relying on others.
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The head differs from the article. The article says "among the oldest."
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I also have found that often the answers that make me reflect the most on SO are treated this way by the mods. Does this effect have a name?
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On the page is an "English" button, for me.
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Lots of folks use it outside of Dr. Racket.
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