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Comment #41978910
That's great and all but as a content creator, she has an incentive to create sensational, viral content. Which also introduce bias like exaggeration of the risk. Being financial i…
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Comment #41912580
>Also, I would group kids by subject, and not by age. I would be cautious with this, they may have the same academic ability but a large gap in social skills.
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Comment #41856730
Even for non-emergency, the short amount of time before a health issue turn serious means that it's already hard for you to take second opinion.
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Comment #41855566
I think it's just that naturally nobody is keeping 100% eye contact ( except maybe like TV news reporter ), it feels like an interrogation.
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Comment #41807166
My recent most favourite quote is "Anything is edible at least once".
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Comment #41717744
I've consider it to be 4 handshakes but the middle 2 are merged.
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Comment #41703832
I got some message like "XML error" and just denied out of meeting lots of time.
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Comment #41703826
Slack's huddle just straight up block Firefox for me ( 130.0.1, Fedora ).
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Comment #41703794
>I wouldn't be able to simply look at some text and give you an accurate word count. I actually think you would, lots of time I've been surprised by how accurate people can eye-bal…
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Comment #41644662
Google Meet, Slack Web, for example, are notirious for being Firefox-hostile. Though I manage fine with User-Agent
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Comment #41632294
> In reality the modal life expectancy of adults (most common age of death other than 0) has been pretty stable in the 70s-80s range for most of human history- I am pretty sure thi…
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Comment #41632206
That was my Physics too, but Chemistry just completely glanced over the history. Same thing with Mathematics, no backstory of mathematicians. I guess that either 1. Physics History…
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Comment #41563935
Yup, and I think the only guarantee for a remote-first workplace is if the whole company ( or at least the whole engineering dept. ) is spread out enough that there is no possible …
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Comment #41562997
I think it's relative on how long you stare at the blue pallet. The longer I stare the longer the burn-in and more flush time is required.
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Comment #41562957
League of Legends. Just knowing that your combo can finish an opponent can switches your situation from very passive to very aggressive. Also some jungle / gank timing require cloc…
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Comment #41562875
Yup, having 1-2 days to care for your home is just that good.
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Comment #41453725
>we all know now how wrong that was. How wrong was it ? I find myself having to do head math every time I playing video games.
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Comment #41441079
I am sorry but the AI reads like a job interview. Obviously because that's the kind of content you get on the internet.
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Comment #41431102
Unless you have syntax-aware grep support, I don't see how searching nested key json could be better. But grep is the default installed. Not to mention ad-hoc languages that does n…
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Comment #41430634
I like that the test refresh your eyes with a random noise. But I think it should be a bit longer. My eyes still have a bit residue from previous color.
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Comment #41423637
This doesn't really say anything about religions. Constructions company can build a lot of thing. Temples are just happen to be good business at that time.
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Comment #41354435
oh haha my bad, not that I can use ESL as an excuse anymore since I effectively use it more than my native.