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Stress, Worry and Anxiety Are All Different. How Do You Cope with Each?(nytimes.com)
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Laurie Santos on Why Her Yale Students Have So Much Anxiety(nytimes.com)
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Not a clean room, but reminds me when I was working in a partner's small datacenter and found an electrician in there using a chop saw on metal conduit.
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And on ccnuma systems, you end up getting memory contention and huuuuuge memory latencies, as well for the data also residing in the same cacheline. Often we would align and isolate these locks within a cacheline blocke... which also waste
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It protects the teachers unable to get the vaccine, or those who have the vaccine but are still vulnerable. I personally know a J&J vaccine recipient (but no booster) who is currently intubated. I know someone else who had Guillain-Bar
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Do we leave vulnerable teachers out of this equation? (Yes, many teachers are vaccinated, but still can be vulnerable, and some might be unable to take the vaccine.) I have a relative (not a teacher) who can no longer have vaccines due to
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Remember this also protects the teachers. In some places teachers were refusing to go back. (But I've also heard the transmission rate from children to teachers has been pretty low, but how low?) There's already a long list of re
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I keep trying to figure out a way to display time of use PG&E schedules... This seems like a good start!
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Contracting COVID19: long. investigation of impact of Beliefs and knowledge(nature.com)
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There’s a really good Matt Parker video on these landmark numbers… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esC4HB-AjgI
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Landmark Numbers and Bad Number Analogies(youtube.com)
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There was an update -- sounds like a leaf was really in the shot: > Big news! I sent @sdw the original image. He theorized a leaf from a foreground tree obscured the face. I didn’t think anything was in view, and the closest tree is a
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“Uncle” Bob Martin – “The Future of Programming”(youtube.com)
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Mentioned farther in the thread, but it's based on this: http://bash.org/?244321
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How to See Bright, Vivid Images in Your Mind's Eye(photographyinsider.info)
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The Benefits of Emotional Diversity(theatlantic.com)
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Embrace that feeling but reframe it. It means you've learned something and grown since you did that project a year ago. If you looked back on work you did five years ago and didn't see room for improvement ... you've had no
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Man earns PhD, fulfills dream of being physicist – at 89(apnews.com)
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News Literacy Project(newslit.org)
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There was an old story about a multiuser OS where the user would hold down a key to get more cpu slice during compiles… but my Google fu is failing to find it. The idea was that the OS gave more cycles to interactive sessions … something li
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UK's Online Safety Bill could spell jail time for trolls(protocol.com)
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They never forget a face. Research on how ‘super-recognizers’ can do this(washingtonpost.com)
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I was going to post this Mathologer video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaasbfdJdJg ) based on e being "the most irrational number" -- but I misremembered. It's the golden ratio, phi. But its still a reall
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Lost hiker ignored rescuers’ calls because they came from an unknown number(washingtonpost.com)
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Enough Strawberries in a Kellogg’s Strawberry Pop-Tart? A Court Might Decide(wsj.com)
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Extreme couponers were sent to prison in $31.8M fraud scheme(cnn.com)
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The Bone Collector(archive.vanityfair.com)
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Quick Summary: The C compiler optimizer replaces printf("Hello World!\n") with puts("Hello World!\n") and the implicit return from main() changes from 13 (the return value of printf) to 10 (the return value of puts)
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I wonder how much of this trend of distrusting colleges which looks like anti intellectualism is actually based on the wide conservative perception (whether true or not, the perception is certainly there) that conservative voices and ideas
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Warning to anyone with a Ring doorbell after £100k court case – Wales Online(walesonline.co.uk)
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