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1auralynn
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About 1auralynn
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Comment #49213443
Hard agree. Once you drive on a highway with no billboards (e.g. outside Seattle on I-5) you realize how much mental space they take up when you go back.
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Comment #48900313
I have a fond childhood memory of singing along to one of the songs with my little brother a lyric we made up "One.. more... hit and you're dead, one more hit and you're dead"
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Comment #48529891
We don't pay teachers enough to entice people who are really good at science to teach at the K-12 level. There are some who do of course, but to make it a viable career choice for …
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Comment #48387136
I think "don't care enough about tech" is a mischaracterization. Software engineers are EXPENSIVE and many companies just can't afford it. Personally I think AI unlocks a ton of op…
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Comment #46960766
Working on a web viewer for my "immersive science platform for education" https://10k.science https://viewer.10k.science/
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Comment #45650533
Yeah our doctor specifically recommended Bambas. Babies love them and they sell them at Trader Joe's.
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Comment #45356188
The UK has it dialed in on this stuff - check out Tractor Ted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIo-RUdF6QU&t=10s
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Comment #44609498
Agreed, it cost me at least $10,000 because I had to pay fancier accountants to do all the R&D calcs. Not to mention the interest lost, my time spent figuring it all out, etc.
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Comment #44475561
The answer here is actually teach them to self-evaluate, e.g. What do you think about your drawing? Should we hang it up? Got this from Steve Peters: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik…
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Comment #43943227
The same Unity jerk targeted my small educational software company and shook us down for $5000/year industry licenses because we have a grant. I had to let one of my devs go. When …
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Comment #43942912
No not all talented scientists are independently wealthy or have the charisma to raise VC funding. What you're advocating for is the return of the era of the "gentleman scientist" …
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Comment #43786328
Once I looked at the comments for a disgusting AI-generated tiny house picture to see if anyone else knew it was AI-generated and then all it showed me were more disgusting AI-gene…
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Comment #43775671
Before I disabled it for my organization (couldn't stand the "help me write" prompt on gdocs), I kept asking Gemini stuff like, "Find the last 5 most important emails that I have n…
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Comment #43768642
Agreed 100%! Really like this
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Comment #43764972
The field of biology was created by people who love to classify/name things. This has resulted in what we have now: A subject where the prerequisite to understanding is the ability…
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Comment #43693797
We are killing the golden goose
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Comment #42732879
I've grudgingly come to admit that also people who don't have great vision love bright lighting. I can usually see perfectly well by starlight, but that's not the case for everyone…
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Comment #42537455
Way too wordy, overly formal, and generic
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Comment #42360418
Cool! My dad worked on Sega Channel at General Instrument but we never actually had access to it because ironically our home's cable provider was terrible and didn't offer it.
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Comment #41427694
Dynamoid / 10k Science | MULTIPLE ROLES: Unity Engineer, Platform Engineer | Oakland, CA | Hybrid | FT | https://10k.science https://dynamoid.com 10k Science is an immersive scienc…
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Comment #41084328
Have you ever bootstrapped a business? If no, maybe you wouldn't be so flippant here if you had. Loans are not easy to get as a small business, particularly ones with favorable int…
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Comment #40982480
Khan Academy already has a robust AI chatbot/features ( https://www.khanmigo.ai/ ) - they have an ongoing relationship with Microsoft/OpenAI
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Comment #40922677
I dunno, when I had gestational diabetes, a little bit of ice cream was mostly fine - the protein and fat content kept my blood sugar from spiking. In contrast, white rice was much…
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Comment #40627457
Well until they succeed in creating artificial wombs it's technically a much larger amount of information (e.g. the cellular composition of the womb, how many and what kinds of nut…