kendallpark

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by kendallpark 7y ago
Yup. Back in the day, women in traditional housewife roles were major contributors to their household finances [1]. They used their own unpaid labor to transform raw materials into goods that saved their family from having to purchase them
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Agreed. How many times have you heard a man say he had to choose between his career and having kids? The fact that it is predominantly women who feel they have to choose between children and career IS institutional sexism. We say we've
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by kendallpark 7y ago
> Imagine that a Michelin restaurant would claim copyright on the dishes cooked by the chef in his spare time. Recipes are not copyrightable in the US. [1] Otherwise, you might see exactly this. [1] https://www.copyright.gov&#
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War Pigeon(en.wikipedia.org)
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Edward Bernays(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Please write up your experiences! What works? What doesn't work? How are you structuring the program? Your idea is fantastic and I think documentation would useful for others that might want to implement something similar.
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by kendallpark 7y ago
This is a really awesome idea. I love how it leverages a public space that is already culturally oriented towards making knowledge accessible to everyone.
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by kendallpark 7y ago
On the contrary, I use volunteer work as a time to take a break from tech. In the past I've volunteered as elementary school classroom help, tutored students of various ages, and coached line for a local high school football team. Yes,
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by kendallpark 7y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beach_nourishment
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Pretty much all aquatic species larger than the orca are relatively peaceful and do not harass other species (eg, baleen whales, sperm whales, whale sharks, basking sharks). It's not merely a size thing. Orcas, in fact, tend to harass
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by kendallpark 7y ago
> no love for other mammals Orcas are certainly the bullies of the ocean, but they seem to exhibit complex behavior when it comes to their relationship with other mammals. For example, after capturing, "playing" with, and eatin
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by kendallpark 7y ago
> There's evidence to suggest that orcas use tonic immobility to prey on sharks. > In 1997, an Orca in the Farallon Islands was seen holding a White Shark upside down for 15 minutes. Whether intentional or not, the Orca likely ca
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by kendallpark 7y ago
This map is really hit and miss for me. As a Missourian, I agree with the way Missouri is split up, right down the counties. But the Upper Midwest (sans Chicago) is way closer to the rest of the Midwest than it is to New England. It has its
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Speaking of market opportunity, are there SDVs being tested in outside of California and Arizona? The rest of the US gets its fair share of rain, snow, and ice. Even if the Bay Area can manage self-driving cars, when would we expect a rollo
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by kendallpark 7y ago
And expiration date!
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Memorize important phone numbers (eg, close friends and family). Memorize at least one of your credit card numbers. It's not uncommon to find yourself in a situation without a phone or wallet. Can't tell you how many times a would
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by kendallpark 7y ago
There a lot more options than tracked vs non-tracked. My public school district implemented a combination of pull-out programs, advanced sections, and tracking on a per-subject and sometimes per-previous year's performance basis. A lot
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Something not mentioned in list that I had never considered until a conversation last year: meaningful whitespace is biased towards sighted programmers. According to a blind acquaintance, it is much easier to keep track of opening and closi
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by kendallpark 7y ago
I'm in the same boat. Installed the betas on both iPad and MBP about a month ago. Turns out my 2015 pre-horrible-keyboard MBP is too old. And none of the published hacks around the restriction work nowadays.
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by kendallpark 7y ago
> While the tablet keeps up with writing just fine, it's a little slow when jumping around a long document. I haven't found a good tablet analog for a sense of "place" within a document and fast indexing. With a book,
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Many years back, a coworker and I were talking about how we wished pomodoro apps had a "snooze" button. One of the limitations of using the pomodoro technique with programming is that it can break you out of flow. I wonder if ther
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by kendallpark 7y ago
One of the perks of owning a rabbit is that we rarely have to worry about fresh produce going bad. The rabbit eats all the scraps from our own cooking (stems, carrot tops, etc) and any surplus veggies we happened to buy. It's wonderful
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Can you explain how you expanded Cornell? I started using Cornell this past year. Curious about the improvements you've made.
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by kendallpark 7y ago
I've done classes where I've typed out flashcard questions whenever the lecturer said something that I considered "testable." The system works okay. Forces you to pay attention. Unfortunately, it quickly devolves into sp
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by kendallpark 7y ago
My current (digital) handwritten note setup: - iPad Pro with (Gen 1 :sadface:) Apple Pencil. - Screen protector that gives a significant amount of friction to the screen so that it feels closer to paper. [1] - Goodnotes 5 or Notability (I u
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by kendallpark 7y ago
Article: > They squeezed a droplet of room-temperature water between the pointy ends of two cut diamonds. By the time the pressure raised to about a gigapascal, roughly 10 times that at the bottom of the Marianas Trench, the water had tr
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by kendallpark 7y ago
One possible reason: pathology labeling can be prohibitively expensive. You're looking at paying highly-trained specialists to sit down and hand-segment regions of cell types on an entire slide.
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by kendallpark 8y ago
> One other thing I've noticed is that here's also much less of a car culture. I think a big factor is the lack of freeways in downtown Madison (not sure if this was intentional or a byproduct of the isthmus + Capitol Square).
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by kendallpark 8y ago
It's easier to change infrastructure to be pro-cycling than it is to change the culture. I'll take mindful drivers over protected bike lanes, any day. The only protected lane in my town (Madison) is one that goes against traffic.
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by kendallpark 8y ago
I have a 2015 MBP. First model with the haptic touchpad and the last model to have a sane keyboard. It has a physical ESC key. I'm waiting for Apple to get over its design anorexia and fix the damn keyboard. I had a brief stint with a

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