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by sporkenfang 12y ago
This would be handy if matched against a database of recipes: e.g., I'm craving something that tastes like x, here are y recipes that taste a lot like x based on their ingredients and flavour profiles, but are (perhaps subtly) differen
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
The author lost me at 'sewing the eyes shut of newborn kittens'. Sometimes animal testing is necessary, and sometimes it's unnecessarily cruel.
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
Anecdotal evidence, but my primary school teacher's refrain was "math is hard!". Not exactly helpful, and it was puzzling to me as a primary schooler since, you know, addition and subtraction aren't so bad. I still rem
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
Because clearly his hairline is the deciding factor in whether he can punt their stupidity back where it belongs.
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
> anyone besides the US government How about China, the EU, and ISIS/ISIL (if they even have any technology whatsoever)?
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
How difficult do you think it would be for a U.S. master's student with published research to get into a PhD programme in the UK, France, or just somewhere !US?
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
Dweck's last comment really got struck me. By virtue of being taught to place authority and trust in the parent, the child generally wants to do what the parent says is "right". Some children, by virtue of their nature or pee
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
Dropbox is banned on my office network. Therefore, at least for me, this is a bit useless.
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
Having experienced both sides of this, I concur. When your manager is annoyed and replies "oh man, how much will I have to push back the next release deadline for your bug?!" even though you just discovered it and didn't nece
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by sporkenfang 12y ago
When you're running on taxpayer money, seems like it should be doable.