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by ksaj 2y ago
This is how we used to do it. Lunch or during a spare (unassigned class time) only. I think weekend detention would feel like detention for the teacher/monitor as well.
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by ksaj 2y ago
What kind of school has weekend detentions? What if a student has a job. Even without that, weekends are often family time, and certainly unwind time. I would never allow a school to punish my kid on a non-school day, no matter what they ma
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by ksaj 2y ago
I think the ones that don't engage enough to make money are subsidized by those who do. And then you have people like George Takai who has a blog that capitalizes on linking people to X threads, who probably makes quite a bit of money
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by ksaj 2y ago
I find it humourous that their logo looks like what happens when older generations of Windows failed on popups.
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by ksaj 2y ago
I tried it again, and still couldn't figure out how to get rid of the About screen once it has been run. What I additionally noticed, is that right clicking on its minimized form re-maximizes and gives the browser dropdown at the sam
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by ksaj 2y ago
This is pretty interesting. Is there a shell? I didn't see one, but since it has a local file system, it should be (?) doable. An oddity I noticed: It doesn't appear you can actually exit the About screen. You can minimize it, but
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by ksaj 2y ago
This is pretty amazing. She weighed the same as a party-size pizza, or a smoked beef brisket. It appears from the picture that she was proportional, making her look more like a doll. Babies' eyeballs don't grow much even through a
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by ksaj 2y ago
Yes, they also use that sniffer wand over the keyboard. And some airports use dogs. Some rely on Xray and similar scans. Not every airport does exactly the same thing. Some do multiple things. I don't think it was even implied that all
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by ksaj 2y ago
Except maybe jobs like dog walking, and sports, where play is the job, and the only difference is the paycheck.
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by ksaj 2y ago
The college vote has little to do with population. It might have started that way, but it seems to be more about artificially inflating one side of the vote these days. (To be fair, redistricting has been abused for this effect as well, alt
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by ksaj 2y ago
The article also mentions the potential use of LSD for treating people with autism.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Especially now that it is abundantly clear that a pager's batteries are large enough to be replaced by quite an effective bomb. And cell phones are a fair amount larger than pagers. It seems the pager bombs only killed the users. But t
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by ksaj 2y ago
The reason you are asked to prove your laptop can boot at airport security is that batteries and bombs have similar densities. It would be pretty straight forward to rig a pager to run off of one battery while the other is an explosive char
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by ksaj 2y ago
This is so good. As a musician (with adhd, no longer taking meds for it, but I digress) I have a lot of songs started, and far fewer completed. I'm going to keep this in mind. When I get bogged down and can already feel the song is goi
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by ksaj 2y ago
I suspect this is about the two sections with light blue background and dark blue text. Yup, it's hard to read. And then that weird clashing green Contact button is jarring when hovered over them. The rest seems fine. Never been a fan
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by ksaj 2y ago
This is the case even for free subscriptions. A couple years ago I went through my emails and every time I came across something from a list I hadn't bothered to read in some time, I unsubscribed, then searched/deleted what was cl
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by ksaj 2y ago
If both points are moving through space (and they would be), it would probably be very fast relative motion in an arbitrary non-shared direction. Wouldn't that also change the dynamics of local time for both parties in the communicatio
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by ksaj 2y ago
Nice play on the Million Dollar Homepage. It looks like that guy made some serious coin with the idea. Yours is a lot more humble, so it might take a little longer than they did. You could make a code snippet to populate a digital picture f
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by ksaj 2y ago
It wouldn't be, since you've already decided they refer to the note and not its position. It'll help keep you cognizant of the sharps and flats without looking at the bottom every time. Although this is for piano, your scale
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by ksaj 2y ago
I thought that, too. Ascending and descending are not the same for melodic minor. I don't think modern music takes that into account anymore, but certainly classical music does. So at the least, it would be best to label which one it i
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by ksaj 2y ago
Looks cool. The natural minor is missing the flat 3rd, though. You might want to fix that both on the screen and in the PDFs. It might be helpful to put a flat sign or sharp sign in the dots to really drive it home, too. That way you don&#x
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by ksaj 2y ago
This sounds like you've misconfigured your alarm. Ours only makes a small non-loud reminder chirp until a certain time after activation and not receiving the shutoff code. The only loud part is if you don't enter the code on time.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Roast: I'm glad this site isn't a restaurant. It's great at serving things, but much too slowly. Actual Feedback: I got a black screen with a long scroll bar. Scrolling down, I got near the bottom and spotted a sentence in wh
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by ksaj 2y ago
Exactly. Otherwise what value has been added if the subscriber could simply ask ChatGPT the same questions and get similar articles for themselves? Might just as well provide the prompt instead of aggravating people with poorly written &quo
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by ksaj 2y ago
Apparently Cosmos magazine in Australia is having the same experience, and their readers are getting pretty angry about it. You probably need to put on your editor hat and do a lot of massaging to make it sound like a person actually wrote
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by ksaj 2y ago
It is definitely weird to see Trump re-using his nuclear threat/joke to Kim Jong Un about the size of his button. I've noticed he's repeating so many of his old quips again. But this particular time didn't even make sens
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by ksaj 2y ago
Ah, that's a missing link I hadn't thought of. This was a result of converting degrees to radians. There is another way as well. from math import sin, acos def nines(repeat: int) -> float: repeated = 2 &#x2
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by ksaj 2y ago
If that was the case, any number other than 5 would also work. Try that.
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by ksaj 2y ago
It is doing this: sin(555555555555555555), where the 5's are an x number of 5s that increasingly converges on pi, and calculates the correct decimal placement. It's not (quite) as trivial as just copying the pi.
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by ksaj 2y ago
People were turned off by the text-only gopher and related protocols. It improved and we now have the modern web. Messenger-style chatbots abound today. They're everywhere. As well, you have Twitter and Youtube bots that are the grown

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