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by tsumnia 8y ago
Actually, that style of recording has the worst engagement when compared to Khan Academy or Talk Head styled videos that were smaller chunks [1]. [1] https://blog.edx.org/how-mooc-video-production-affects
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I've only gotten to play with it for a short while, but does it handle GitHub Enterprise repos as well?
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That's how it was presented to me. AWT was platform dependent, so you'd get Windows/Mac/Linux-specific inputs like radio buttons when they were created. Swing changed Java's GUI development to be platform independen
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by tsumnia 8y ago
It was SIGCSE for me two weeks ago, but the savetrees package kept erroring when I used acmart.cls
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by tsumnia 8y ago
As someone writing journal articles, can I have one that's the opposite and makes my essays look smaller? XD
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Shameless plug? Myself :D! https://www.youtube.com/user/AMGaweda/playlists?view=1&flow=... I started adding YouTube videos to courses as I taught them and opened them up. They are not designed to be a complete
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Interesting find, I had no idea! I'll read through it, I'm curious if it discusses Dweck's "helpness" terminology as well.
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My apologies, this my interpretation of your comment. Thanks for the clarification
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As Zeebrommer mentioned, I'd steer clear of this thinking. Carol Dweck's entire research has been on "fixed" and "growth" mindsets, and their impact on people's performance. Instructors that believe someon
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Medically diagnosed apathy was the term I was thinking of while driving
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> It would be more reasonable to assume that they are basically indifferent and would rather not have the distraction/noise. We are actually agreeing; however I'm saying that this is a preference. Wikipedia refers to anhedonia
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I'd argue enjoying the absence of music doesn't qualify as musical anhedonia. "Enjoyment" is a valent measure so "negative enjoyment" is still enjoyment, but negatively impacted. If the absence of music is plea
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by tsumnia 8y ago
This is my current research [1]! In 2015, I was at PyCon's Educational Summit when I thought about integrating some of what we do in martial arts to CS - drilling moves to use in sparring/randori. Sparring/randori is a high i
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Check through my other responses; I don't view it as positive or negative, just necessary.
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Slippery slope fallacy aside since that is advocating we go back to a time before child labor laws, yes. The hard work involved is my point. This doesn't have to be physical labor, see my error handling example in learning computer sci
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I apologize, I'm not sure what you're disagreeing with. Also, I agree, commoditization of friendship is not good and I do not support that. I was more referring to this as the modern-day hussle and that if people are going to choo
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by tsumnia 8y ago
As I've said elsewhere, what about non-customer interaction activities? I grew up digging ditches for my family's business. I WILL say shoveling clay in the summer in North Carolina humidity is a much grittier experience than read
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Instead of interactions, what about my example of car wash or manual labor? I don't think yelling is necessary. I do think standing outside in the summer because you are working does teach grit.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
> Should we aspire to that grit/negativity continuing as part of everyone's working lives? I'm not so sure... I'll say yes, mostly due to the fact we cannot control life. If a family member is injured or killed, you c
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I don't see anything wrong with this - we're still so new in social media (it's only a couple decades old), so its constantly evolving no different than the "wild west" Internet days. The only concern I have is the
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Right, someone with 8,000 followers is not "friends" with all of them.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I think its more apt to say "more news is being generated than ever". Humans may be consuming the same amount of news are prior generations, but its been an accepted fact that we are producing more information than ever.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I'm glad to hear that "good news" is getting some attention. A rule of thumb I was taught was "bad news spreads faster than good" - People expect good things and will make you aware of bad things. That being said, I
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by tsumnia 8y ago
My current research is on retyping coding examples because I believe we don't give enough repetition (or rote memorization) in CS and that initial frustration is a primary reason for the high attrition/failure rates. To shift the
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by tsumnia 8y ago
To add to this, "unspoken" rules, or common sense, are things you expect people to know and then get upset when they don't. If being explicit helps someone, why is that a bad thing?
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by tsumnia 8y ago
> Don't you need a master's degree to be eligible for a doctorate program? Can't speak for all schools, but NC State accepts bachelors into their Masters and PhD program. While getting your PhD, you have the option to earn
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by tsumnia 8y ago
To add to this, martial art communities are great because you get to meet all types of people. I train regularly with an Uber driver and a professor. You get to have serious in depth conversations and goofing off cause at the end of the day
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by tsumnia 8y ago
To expand beyond color, Christopher Healey has an extensive report on perceptions of visualizations and the different elements you can use to identify things [1]. [1] https://www.csc2.ncsu.edu/faculty/healey/PP&#x2
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Though I'm speculating, I think this is where the use of Attack Trees would become a useful analysis tool [1]. As you mention, in a hierarchical setting, where does a connection need to be corrupted/vulnerable to become an issue.
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> It seems more that one has to be cautious with who one displays those characteristics towards because it can easily provocate insecurity in others, unintentionally. This sentence seemed to irk me; because at what point does someone hav

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