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by tyjen 4y ago
The state I occupy doesn't allow accelerated programs for students to help them advance to a higher level math than originally projected, they only allow it for students to catch up. This is the opposite of what the previous state I li
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by tyjen 5y ago
Cannot vouch for Eero Pro 6E, but I can for the Eero Pro 6. I no longer wanted to waste time troubleshooting network issues at home for insignificant performance gains concerning my use, so I purchased several Eero Pro 6s to cover my house
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by tyjen 5y ago
Collective action, studies and lawsuits. The difficult part for men, is maintaining appropriate targeting and not supporting or even providing the appearance of supporting causes that could be easily construed as chauvinistic or patriarchal
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by tyjen 5y ago
Society is in the fuzzy space where discriminatory pressure men face exceeds the perceived privilege in many areas of society. When discrimination continues in excess of actual privilege (not perceived privilege), it's no longer about
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by tyjen 5y ago
Eh, it's referring to base pair variations. The title is on the sensationalistic side when you consider how most lay people will interpret it. The cool stuff people imagine about in response to the title won't happen until researc
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by tyjen 5y ago
Corruption is a human tendency and will never not be a problem. Even with anti-corruption policies in place, without proactive measures to continually undermine corruption efforts, those policies attenuate across time. This is due to people
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by tyjen 5y ago
Exact is too hard, but I can take an estimated guess. Off the top of my head here, but a combination of institutional differences, proximal exposure to supporting institutional systems, strong national identity, and sustained economic growt
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by tyjen 5y ago
Yep and this is also a problem due to "birth tourism." Particularly, when you consider it's mostly rich Chinese and Russians who are capitalizing on it to obtain US citizenship for their children. Doesn't take a genius t
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by tyjen 5y ago
I'd like to reference the classical economist's answer: it depends. It's obvious that without leaving this planet that we're limited to the resources on it, so economic growth is limited barring any massively revolutiona
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by tyjen 5y ago
Like most cities, criminality is highly dependent on where you are and what time it is. The rampant homelessness issue is clearly evident and the only city from my experience that rivals Seattle's homeless rate is Honolulu. Honolulu al
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by tyjen 5y ago
I'm currently on a goal and motivation research reading interest, so I think I can add value to this. School pedagogical approaches are weird and appears broadly to be testing a student's ability to endure forcing themselves to le
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by tyjen 5y ago
Same situation, I maintain a strict eating schedule and meet daily water goals. It´s very easy for me to discount the benefits of eating and drinking water, and opt to focus on whatever I´m working on instead.
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by tyjen 5y ago
When I have rest periods, I naturally gravitate toward intermittent fasting because I don't like spending time preparing and eating food. I didn't know what it was until it became trendy. Most of the time, I'm engaging in 4-5
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by tyjen 5y ago
Learned about this phenomenon when considering buying a home built prior to 1978. The highest blood lead levels are seen in children living in denser population areas at or below poverty thresholds. Homes in these largely urban, low-income
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by tyjen 5y ago
I don't think so. Any music can stimulate the release of dopamine and I would argue that white noise would be on the lower end of that comparison. Plus, the amount of dopamine released from listening to music or white noise would be tr
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by tyjen 5y ago
Noise in general helps in several area in my life: - Working out, pump up music for motivation. - Cleaning or chores, enjoyable music or podcasts for motivation or filling space. - Light, shallow work, lo-fi to upbeat chill without
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by tyjen 5y ago
China, Russia, and US are involved in frequent cyberattacks against each other without leading to physical escalation. Plus, NATO CCDCOE accepting Ukraine into the fold appears to be a knowledge sharing relationship to enhance cyber securit
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by tyjen 5y ago
Unfortunately, many people from privileged backgrounds love to lie about their background by creating a "struggle story." They repeat the story enough that they genuinely believe that they faced adversity equivalent to people who
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by tyjen 5y ago
This comment chain made me envision a potentially terrible future direction. Imagine a future where websites force people to consent to allowing them use your device to mine cryptocurrency while you use its services or browse its content in
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by tyjen 5y ago
The whole taxonomical system classifying people in the US requires significant overhaul, it's incredibly inaccurate and imprecise. Given our level of technology and knowledge, this shouldn't be a problem; however, I think a sunk c
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by tyjen 5y ago
I'm a confused by the equity claim to justify discriminatory behavior with what seems like heavy emphasis on race. It seems difficult to achieve equity without transparent, and standardized methods emphasizing a holistic assessment cov
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by tyjen 5y ago
Exact situation for myself. I was a PIA customer until Kape Technologies acquired PIA, prompting me to switch to Mullvad. After reading the post's title, I recoiled a little and said, "Oh no, not again," but, thankfully I was
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by tyjen 5y ago
Yes, it's surprising to people outside the retreat meditation community. If I read this blog entry prior to folding meditation practice into my daily life, I'd be equally surprised. There is a lot of commercialization and Westerni
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by tyjen 6y ago
I'll keep this in mind when engaging in emotionally divisive topics in the future. Thanks.
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by tyjen 6y ago
I apologize for starting a stirring the pot, that was not my intent. It's more serious issue than people give it credit. Anyone who spent significant time in the Hawaiian islands may be able to speak to large herds of domestic cats roa
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by tyjen 6y ago
Kill all feral and free roaming invasive, domestic cat species. Domestic cats belong indoors and not outside.
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by tyjen 7y ago
This is what I'm reading/hearing so far. After reviewing the DNA sequences available to date, experts determined the virus was unlikely to be a human created bioweapon, but instead a virus that jumped from a wild animal to humans.
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May you succeed with this endeavor. An ex-dentist attempted to strong arm me into a receiving an occlusal adjustment because my TMJ popped during a single visit. I knew this permanent procedure is rarely the best solution for the scenario.
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by tyjen 7y ago
On one hand, it's interesting to see how sellers adapt to the rules set in place by Amazon, but on the other hand, it's annoying to sift through hundreds of items with questionable reviews or sources.
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by tyjen 7y ago
This anecdote resonates with the experiences encountered by my child. What's interesting about our case is that we move every 2-4 years and experience five different states and school districts--all public schools. For reference, our c

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