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nohaydeprobleme
3y ago
I answered no to every single scenario as a test, and I also got 11%.
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I also answered no to every question and got the "11%" statistic, matching the percentage that many other users here received.
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Generative AI Will Change the Legal Profession
(nationalpress.org)
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This is fantastic. Perhaps similarly, I personally found it much easier to complete math problem sets after I began to write out an explicit list of steps of what to do. For example, I broke down problems with to-dos, such as: 1. Find the d
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What practical applications does set theory have? (2021)
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A close translation is: "The renters of furnished tourist accommodations that receive ratings (between 1 and 5 stars), like Airbnb, currently benefit from an "abattement forfaitaire" [a tax deduction [1] that corresponds to p
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Interview with a household manager for rich people
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Why are induction proofs so challenging for students? (2015)
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Solitary confinement in US prisons: A research-based primer
(journalistsresource.org)
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Speaking as a person who learned the basics of Vim from vimtutor, a friendly UI can reduce friction. Newer interfaces can also teach very useful commands at the start, making navigation much easier. I was moderately curious about Vim but di
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On the Air
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I Bought a Bag of Bagels
(wep.csumc.wisc.edu)
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To master the art of close looking, learn to hold time still
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> "Imagine how lame a podcast version of time magazine would be, with an audiobook-like, minimalist adaptation. About as good as watching a recorded play." In fact, the minimalist podcast version of The Economist magazine (tech
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I couldn't find a TED talk from my quick search, but for reference, there is a transcript of a talk at Amherst College [1] that mentions the concept: Alex Tapscott (at the talk as an Amherst College alumnus, known for being the CEO of
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For ease of reading for other users, here is a quote from the article about the Personal Voice feature: "For users at risk of losing their ability to speak — such as those with a recent diagnosis of ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
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Perhaps related, in software development there is the idea of the "Marimba Phenomenon" as first described in the Joel on Software blog [1], where the author observes that: "PR grows faster than the quality of your code. Resul
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Error-Message Guidelines
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Living Proof – Stories of Resilience Along the Mathematical Journey (2019)
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You made an interesting observation, but in my personal experience, educators can help students by striking a balance between rigorous fundamentals and getting to improper-but-enjoyable interactions with a new skill, when teaching a new sub
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There was an interesting discussion about this quote on r/math about a year back: https://old.reddit.com/r/math/comments/obipos/academics_when... The main counter-argument presented was that if a st
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Though I'm not the same commenter, I did read the book. The book has diagrams, though they are more like sketches you might see on a chalkboard or whiteboard in a lecture (e.g. a ray diagram, several rows of hand-drawn circles that are
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Are You Thunder or Lightning?
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How Students’ Transportation Options Affect Educational and Health Outcomes
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In most cases for „der Bruder“, the answer is yes: the plural is „die Brüder“. But in the dative (Dativ) case where the "brothers" are an indirect object, the plural form has a different spelling. The singular „den Bruder“ transfo
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This is interesting, but after further research, the history looks a bit more complicated. From an article published in the Canadian Tax Journal, written by an attorney [1]: "The GST was introduced in 1991 as a 7 percent VAT, replacing
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A Case for Quantitative Reasoning
(mathvalues.org)
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The variations of the idiom's translations are definitely interesting. If you're curious to read more about the language variations, Le Figaro has a nice article about the idiom's equivalent in other languages (though they us
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As a reader of the research paper, another limitation of the study is that the study did not appear to differentiate between people who learned a second language as an adult, versus people who grew up bilingual. ~~ To add context on how par
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That difference between the literal word-by-word translation [1] and the semantic translation is my point of focus. In English, my suggested translation would be that “It isn’t worth it.” But since this word-for-word translation would feel
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