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Phithagoras
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Comment #46155750
My understanding is that attendance exemptions are mostly to allow a student to regularly see healthcare professionals (ie weekly respiratory therapist visits) without suffering th…
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Comment #46153176
In a high stakes, challenging environment, every human weakness possible becomes a huge, career impeding liability. Very few people are truly all-around talented. If you are a Stan…
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Comment #44958249
Sounds like fun! Do you remember the name of the software?
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Comment #38540435
Phys.org often bumbles headlines (and implications) a bit, but I like to use it as a stepping stone to the original paper (which I likely wouldn't have heard of otherwise). Sadly t…
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Comment #34750156
QGIS is great, I use it daily and I hugely prefer it (and it's mobile equivalent Qfield) to ArcGIS and FieldMaps. The educational world is pretty split between ArcGIS and QGIS. Stu…
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Comment #34750124
Look to Google Earth and Caltopo. These two already dominate more casual mapping
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Comment #34591951
The Feynman Lectures on Physics. https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/ Extremely clear and satisfying lectures that covers all of basic physics. Much of it is accessible to anyo…
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Comment #33905320
Are there many bioluminescent creatures in North-Central South Africa?
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Comment #33905311
I love nature documentaries, I'll have a look at that one! I agree, lots of animals use tools in one way or another. Starting or even just controlling a chemical reaction does seem…
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Comment #33899114
I'll believe it when they release geochemical data for the soot and plot the locations of the "hearths" on the cave map. Where is the published peer reviewed paper associated with …
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Comment #31226934
The systematic teaching of math at some universities doesn't make a whole lot of sense either. Why should linear algebra be taught after calculus? Why is number theory basically ig…
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Comment #31187376
1) Has the Riemann hypothesis been solved yet? I'd have to think for a while for the others
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Comment #31173575
The phrase > here's our list of 10 of the best. seems particularly listicle-y, especially with the full stop rather than a colon or nothing
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Comment #31137001
Interesting suggestion! It seems there is not a complete english translation available from a single translator, or one affiliated with any university/previous scholarship at least…
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Comment #31135437
> real banned books you almost certainly wouldn't find in a public library Do I dare ask what they are?
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Comment #31100313
From a NAND gate to Tetris was excellent. Informative and obvious https://www.nand2tetris.org/