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miranda_rights
9y ago
I'm kind of confused as to why the Look and Show were developed/released in parallel. They're at similar price points and it looks like the Show could do anything that the Look could do, so why have them as separate projects?
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miranda_rights
9y ago
Also, what if the user waking the other one didn't make any noise, so the other person doesn't wake up? I'd think that'd be worse.
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miranda_rights
9y ago
I'm currently a wet behind the years (hopeful) Java developer -- what's cringey about a modification to a kernel driver being hard? That sounds pretty intimidating to me.
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miranda_rights
10y ago
Good point. Some of the SUNY schools do require students to live on campus, although I think most students in NY could either live in off-campus apartments (which tend to be cheaper) or with their parents if they're local.
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miranda_rights
10y ago
You're not wrong - there are a huge number of homeschool groups, co-ops, classes, etc. Most homeschooling families actively try to socialize their kids with art classes, sports teams, and so on. There tends to be more supervision as we
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miranda_rights
10y ago
That just seems....inflexible. I definitely see where the reasoning comes from (it's not fair for deaf or similarly disabled people who pay taxes to these public schools to not be able to receive the same benefit as everyone else) but
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miranda_rights
10y ago
Interesting. I like the idea but the macronutrients are heavily weighted towards carbohydrates. For reference, normally 30-35% of your daily calories should be protein, while only 11% of the calories of Bertrand come from protein.
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miranda_rights
10y ago
I'm not sure I'd consider 30 days to be "long term", but I do agree that long-term effects are important. I think deficiencies in important micronutrients take longer to have detectable effects and are harder to debug, i
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miranda_rights
10y ago
So if I understand correctly, this has nothing to do with the students attending these schools and instead concerns the course materials made free to the public. I don't know -- I understand that it must not be helpful for deaf student
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miranda_rights
10y ago
I've seen a few around my city actually. I looked them up and I guess they're called Elliptigoes [1]. [1] http://www.elliptigo.com/
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miranda_rights
10y ago
I think the person you're replying to is talking about the difference between maintaining a low-carb diet, and ketosis, which requires you to maintain a low-carb diet but specifically IIRC forces your body to break down fats instead of
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miranda_rights
11y ago
I agree. I've always thought that "preparation" for the vocabulary and critical reading for the SATs starts in early high school or in middle school. Sitting down and memorizing ~200 new words that you hope will be on the exa
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miranda_rights
11y ago
This doesn't have to do with citizenship, as far as I understand. I think it would hinder people's ability to travel, for people in the US. For Americans abroad, it'd have more serious consequences and would likely affect the