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> They can also be confounded by the testee's charisma. Agreed, but I don't think oral exams are the only type of effective live testing. Nor are live/timed exercises the only way to demonstrate knowledge. Case studies, sh
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Empire of fantasy – How the writing of JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis saved a culture
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Did Viruses Create the Nucleus? The Answer May Be Near
(quantamagazine.org)
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> move to live oral exams. Written long-form essays. Yes. The application of principles, concepts and information is not terribly difficult to test in either a timed or take home setting.
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Coinbase Pro Disables Margin Trading
(blog.coinbase.com)
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Trump Bars Americans from Investing in Firms That Help China’s Military
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A New Way to Plug a Human Brain into a Computer: Via Veins
(wired.com.)
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Ball lightening is so strange it might just come from another dimension
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He's expounding on why he agrees it was appropriate for the Court to deny the petition for writ of certiorari. Unlike for an opinion, they need not provide their reasoning in part or in full (or indicate concurrence) for their vote, ho
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Yes, this. As the old Soviet saying went, "show me the man and I'll show you the crime." When you place the burden on the people and not the state - often through "common sense laws/regulation" - you inherently
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How Strong Are Elon Musk's 10-Cent Bricks?
(popularmechanics.com)
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Post hoc ergo propter hoc... Nothing says long-term stability and prosperity like eliminating mechanisms to protect the populace from unlawful, illegal, or harmful conduct. Rule of Law, who needs it?!
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Additional links/summaries: https://futurism.com/the-byte/physicists-supermassive-black-... https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/could-wormholes-be-masqueradin...
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Searching for wormhole candidates in active galactic nuclei
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Thanks for chatting.
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DOJ routinely indicts those abroad and either seeks extradition, sanctions (i.e. asset freezing, prohibitions on travel, etc.), and/or local/regional law enforcement cooperation worldwide. As for matters of national security, enfo
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Put simply, yes, it's highly illegal. Providing financial or material support to adversarial foreign actors, agents, parties deemed to be national security threats (under sanctions or DOJ/State/Treasury/et. al. special d
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Hong Kong Is a Troubling Case Study in the Death of Democracy
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Air Force Debuts a New 'e' Aircraft Designation – “e” for Digital Engineering
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This is a non-trivial plot element in Neal Stephenson's "Reamde."
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Feds Charge Chinese Hackers with Ripping Off Video Game Loot from 9 Companies
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Facebook Announces Oculus Quest 2
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Air Force Designed, Built, and Flew a Brand-New Fighter Jet In One Year
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Maunakea Telescope Finds Hints of Life on Venus
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Oracle Deal with TikTok to Undergo U.S. National Security Review
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Everyone Wants to Crack Down on China – Except Silicon Valley
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Disney’s ‘Mulan’ Disaster Highlights Dangers of China Deals
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Has the Black Hole Information Paradox Been Solved?
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Nice, this is exactly the kind of practical guide and reference material I was looking for!
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Where can I learn more specifics about configuring/deploying a similar setup? Thanks.
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