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Yes! I played through it on an emulator with my kids a few months ago.
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> the marshmallow windfall "if you wait 1hour" just didn't happen ... The same reason why many take earlier smaller retirement. Most people take a smaller retirement because they know they are going to die at some point. I
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8y ago
I think there is some truth in what you are saying, but if that is true then people without jobs getting SNAP benefits would tend toward buying healthier food. That isn't the general trend I see in the people I've worked with. Mos
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8y ago
In general access to candy every day is something I see more at the low end of the income spectrum and less at the high end.
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8y ago
Alex Aiken double majored in Music and CS.
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> The number of Western classics the average incoming English major has read is probably pretty small. You think there are a lot of kids declaring English Literature as their major who haven't really read any English literature? Wha
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8y ago
Wasn't the group project at the end of the semester? It seems people would have had a good idea of their classmates' strengths by that point.
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8y ago
Good point. If we feel we need to "fix" the number of women in CS, we also need to "fix" the number of women in nursing, accounting, education, etc.
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8y ago
> men don't listen to or empathize with them when they speak about their opinions or perspectives. The comments I've seen are on par with comments on other posts where the author was male. The fact that someone disagrees with t
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8y ago
How to Win Friends and Influence People
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> The inequality of wealth distribution widens, because less and less crums fall behind for the poor to pick up. One of the best ways to increase your value in the job market is with education. Poor people have more and better educationa
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9y ago
Having extensively used the public transportation system in a number of US cities, NYC has been by far the best place to try to get around by subway. Is there another US city where you think the subway works much better?
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> Most working programmers won't have to know any math beyond arithmetic. If your job is to write code that moves information back and forth between a database and a web page, this may be somewhat true. However, once you get beyond
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9y ago
Keep in mind this wasn't an analysis of whether people liked men or women in the lead role. It was basically pointing out that one statement was a little more likely to be more strongly positive than the other. So you think asking what
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9y ago
Well I think some of it has to do with the fact that language is not completely symmetrical (there may be a better word). For example, the following sentences: 1. They went to college. 2. They went to the University of Phoenix. The fact you
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9y ago
> But what if we found that while Model C performs the best overall, it's also most likely to assign a more positive sentiment to the sentence "The main character is a man" than to the sentence "The main character is
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Keep in mind they don't say they won't collect and store the information. They just won't use it to customize your ads. They are still collecting the information and will find other ways to use it.
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> In addition, you can opt out of these types of ads entirely — so you never see ads on Facebook based on information we have received from other websites and apps. They have this listed as a privacy control, but it doesn't provide
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9y ago
Well everyone (including myself) likes to complain about it, but there is a huge difference in how many OS updates it takes to break a legacy application on OS X and Windows. If we really expected the OS X updates to not break things, we&#x
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9y ago
From what I see of gambling behavior, I'm not convinced that at $20 ticket price would help the people who are most likely to lose money they can't afford in the lottery.
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It is fairly common for newer versions of OS X to break software that worked on previous versions. If you try to use Photoshop 6 on a modern version of OS X it isn't going to work. I think this makes the chip transition less painful be
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Inspiration vs. Getting Things Done
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This is what I suspect as well. Having been a teen, it seems very likely that a later start time wouldn't help some people who would just stay up later. Now maybe not as many people would do that, but then the issue is more that they j
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So are these children who qualify for free lunch, but come from families that can't qualify for SNAP benefits?
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I suspect that many of these issues would go away if artificial lighting wasn't involved.
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If you do a search for "three black teenagers" you now see all the top results are screenshots of the mug shots that people saw when they previously searched for the term. So basically the discussion around it makes it more promin
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9y ago
You claimed that you could prove that drivers couldn't choose their own hours. I didn't see anything in your links that indicated this was the case. Please point me to it if it exists. The only data point I have is a sample of abo
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Yes, but with a small enough number you might be able to find that people with blue eyes are paid more than people with brown eyes. You'd expect some level of random variation and such a small number makes it seem that it may really no
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I'm curious how they determined that the 1% of cases were gender and race-based and not something else. With such a small number, it seems like it would be very easy for the variations to be caused by other factors. It is probably good
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> the assertion that employees partaking in a gig economy can reasonably choose their own hours is provably false Having talked with a number of Uber drivers, I know that many of them like Uber specifically because they can choose their
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