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by thanhhaimai 7y ago
Banning anything is often not a good policy since it usually creates secondary markets. Depends on how you count the date, this could create markets where people in different countries will sell Google search results to each other. New VPN
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by thanhhaimai 7y ago
There are two different cases for this: 1) The faculty member from University A writes an article criticizing University B, without mentioning that University A also has the same problems. 2) The faculty member from University A writes an
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by thanhhaimai 7y ago
For most of the sports, there are usually two versions: amateur and professional. The amateur games are the ones where outcomes are decided by who makes more mistakes. In professional games, it tends to be about who can execute more brillia
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by thanhhaimai 7y ago
I have heard of this argument often, and I don't quite understand it. It's similar to saying "I'm always amazed at how a country that has the most number of Nobel prize winners has some citizens that can't do calcul
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by thanhhaimai 7y ago
I think this is a bit too cynical view. For example, as a society, we are constantly reminding people to not drink and drive. There are still people doing it all the times. That doesn't mean telling people not to drink and drive is a l
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by thanhhaimai 8y ago
I think we’re conflating learning and producing when we discuss quantity and quality. During learning time, quantity is what you want to focus on. During work mode, you want to slow down and think carefully. Only when you are very sure abou
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DJI's Letter to UDRI(dropbox.com)
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