mettamage

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by mettamage 11y ago
I think so too. Nevertheless, the comment inspired me and cheered me up :)
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by mettamage 11y ago
Where I study psychology, I'm noticing that the pace of learning statistics is slower compared to statistics classes in my CS program. The fact that I'm doing multiple programs is a hint in itself. For example, we receive lessons
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by mettamage 11y ago
I'll use this comment as a mental exercise for the sources of power that I found. Disclaimer: I'm no sources of power expert ;) Just a person who's intrigued. - Meditation: nowadays it seems a bit more mainstream, but I still
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by mettamage 11y ago
When looking at technology adoption, women prefer the mobile phone. Computers are still predominantly masculine and mobile phones due to their communicative nature a lot more feminine. That's what feminist academic literature I've
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by mettamage 11y ago
I'm Dutch as well and I have similar observations as mcv -- I live in the randstad region (concurbation of Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and Utrecht). Friends who work in construction having kids women with a higher education. I noti
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by mettamage 11y ago
For my use case -- a simple blog -- Ghost felt a better fit. Wordpress has so much stuff visually in the beginning that I felt I didn't need. Ghost on the other hand hides that away, and then when I started tweaking I was beginning t
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by mettamage 11y ago
Insightful post, it felt refreshing, thought provoking and personal to read how he dealt with the fact that he believed his job was meaningless and fun. Many people I talk at uni nowadays are having the fear that they will choose wrong for
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by mettamage 11y ago
This is the first time that I read a background story of someone who feels similar to mine (which isn't to say it's a special story). I too got interested in girls and stopped with my computer hobby. I too started business school
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by mettamage 11y ago
Empathy The book Search Inside Yourself by Chade-Meng Tan the best book I know. It describes scientifically studied exercises of the mind that you can do by yourself. It will boost your empathy much higher than anything I've experience
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by mettamage 11y ago
The Selfie Stick comes to mind. It's the simplicity of the idea that I find genius. Back when I first saw it, I couldn't see the appeal of it. I was biased though, since I did not have much trouble with making selfies and didn&#x2
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by mettamage 11y ago
I know a rhetorics teacher at my uni who will marvel at this idea! Seriously, for practical rhetoric teachers this site will provide a good segway into the rhetorics of excuses and to a lesser extent ethics.
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Why don't credit cards have a secret password like a pin code? I find it strange that all the security information is available on the card itself.
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by mettamage 11y ago
When you four arrive I'll give you a tour in the city! Disclaimer: I'm from Amsterdam ;)
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Intuitively I do this all the time. Whenever I have pressing life questions I go on a walk and from time to time think about the options I can take. I find for myself that it's easier to see the bigger picture than when I'm sittin