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by wyxuan 6y ago
They say in the user research survey that it's for accommodating people new to english/learners.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
If you read the report, a lot of the student athletes aren't actually athletes, but have been designated as such to overcome poor scores in the admissions process. In any case, it might be negatively impacting the school's athleti
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by wyxuan 6y ago
There are still a lot of parent groups for people that live in the US that operate entirely on wechat, so there's that
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by wyxuan 6y ago
yeah if a company wants to come in and do business, china will usually force the company (especially if it has trade secrets) to create a partnership with a local firm for production, etc
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Good. I didn't think the WeChat ban made much sense to begin with. Sidenote, I've noticed more and more people joining Telegram to evade a potential WeChat ban. I wonder if they're going to stay on Telegram.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Great idea as the article notes, subpar execution. I took a similar format course offered by IBM in data science on Coursera, and my goodness, I found a lot of pure junk work in the peer review process. Either that, or it was straight up co
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Anyone who takes a trail from Arastradero Preserve can enter Foothills Park, Councilwoman Liz Kniss noted Monday. The city was required to make this trail open to the broader public as part of an agreement with Santa Clara County, which con
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Just adding that non residents can come into the park during weekdays. The restriction is only for weekends. EDIT:I think the park should be opened, but I think this context should be added.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
I wouldn’t point at two websites and explain that this alone is proof that fb is biased against conservatives. If anything, fb is biased towards the conservatives given policy actions by Joel Kaplan and a reluctance to take down misinformat
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Depends. I know someone who has an open office floor. The benefit is that the floors that have open offices have newer cafeterias and more amenities than the ones without open offices. Plus, the offices are pretty empty, even if they are op
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Just looked at the pricing page- wow. Roam is pretty expensive. I totally am open to paying for software but I’m not sure that by charging the amount they do, they can beat lower priced competitors, or stickies . Maybe you do like it and th
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by wyxuan 6y ago
They said that they would release a report on a well known company but this is a little disappointing. I think everyone knew that Nikola was pretty shady to begin with. After all, it’s not everyday when the company sells merch that revolves
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by wyxuan 6y ago
> Google&co extort a phone number if they don't have enough tracking information about you and yandex shadow bans you (you can login, but don't receive any emails). Uhh no. Its for anti spam. Imagine if someone created a bu
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by wyxuan 6y ago
It was FaceTime actually, and a protracted legal battle with a patent troll stopped it in its tracks
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Garden variety, I’ve seen worse
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Dabbawalla is the name you’re looking for, and that’s more local than some of the other things suggested in the thread
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by wyxuan 6y ago
feds sometimes come with less straightforward cases, so I wouldn't say evil, more incompetent
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Global warming is pretty much fact verified by science. The 1984 scenario claimed by some people on the other hand is a hypothetical, with some more confident than others that it’s going to happen.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Police don’t check if it’s a relatively short trip and you don’t break any laws. Source: Don’t ask...
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Did you miss the word “considering”?
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by wyxuan 6y ago
speaking more maliciously about unicode, I know that there are ways to attack the domain names, for example replacing the o in Google with a cyrillic o or some other character that looks like o for the purposes of phishing.
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Xcsset Mac Malware: Infects Xcode Projects, Attacks Browsers, Leverages 0 Days(blog.trendmicro.com)
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Whats with the alternating caps in the title? Is it to be sarcastic?
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by wyxuan 6y ago
FYI- To encourage more organic “karma” , votes that are cast from people who accessed direct links aren’t counted
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by wyxuan 6y ago
While the act of charity isn't as pure if theres a huge amount of publicity surrounding it, it doesn't mean that it isn't charity. Also, it doesn't hurt to have some pride when you do good things.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Oh my goodness, cornell notes. Perhaps it was the way we were forced to use cornell notes by my secondary school teachers, but I never saw the appeal nor the benefit. The summarization portion is probably the main advantage over the other n
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by wyxuan 6y ago
OMG I love this. This is like the photobooth application but for google meet. This needs to have the weird lens effects like fish eye.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Ah yes: the fader, a smaller music publication, is just an example of why we should disregard media as a whole. /s I don’t think the article is that sensational, I just think that you might have a predisposed belief that news media is
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Title should be: Covid cases decrease in Lockdown-Free Sweden as cases rise in Europe Current title doesn't clearly indicate that Sweden has plummeting covid cases
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by wyxuan 6y ago
this is a press release, perhaps the link should be replaced with a neutral party: http://cphpost.dk/?p=117112

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