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Comment #39780854
I used to use Shreddit and other tools and the same thing has happened. Even worse, they give me notifications if someone replies in a sub that didn't opt-in to archive mode (anoth…
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Comment #39756776
They're quite regular - look at the Wikipedia page for Irish orthography to get a good set of rules.
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Comment #39668710
I worry it's going soon after the IPO.
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Comment #39576000
I'm leaning more and more towards this myself, except for the fact I hate the look of most of them, and love my traditional watches. Maybe I could just keep it in my pocket. But it…
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Comment #39421646
This sounds so tempting. I really wish I could have a phone that does a few simple things: Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, Telegram, GPS tracker for running. That's really all I want on m…
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Comment #39421632
That's not how I interpreted it at all. I interpreted him as basically saying meaningless pub banter is now killed entirely. Because someone is going to pull out their phone and ch…
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Comment #39421562
Exactly. The instant someone turns to their phone to check something, it ruins the conversation completely. The whole point is the conversation, the banter, the talking; not on the…
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Comment #38585105
From what I understand, it's not passed yet. They've just reached a deal on the amendments that need to be added so it will be passed.
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Comment #38534619
This is honestly what scares me the most. Our biases are built in to AI, but we pretend they're not. People will say "Well, it was the algorithm/AI, so we can't change it". Which i…
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Comment #38533375
We're getting there already. I taught for years in a poorer, rural district in a southern State. It was quite bad about many couldn't perform outside a very basic level in those sk…
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Comment #38533347
That's part of it, but it's not the entirety of it. Which, as a former secondary teacher and now university teacher, I would agree with. They found, for instance, that higher leisu…
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Comment #38533340
Notice on the graph that the drop pretty much starts around 2012. Quite interesting, and it definitely probably needs to be investigated more. They also mention the correlation bet…
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Comment #37239286
The dichotomy between 'philosophical' and 'religious' Daoism is ahistorical, and stems from the influence, especially, of the Jesuits. They were tied together and mixed together fr…
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Comment #37235620
Oh I forgot to mention Coutinho's An Introduction to Daoist Philosophies , which looks at the three early Daoist texts -- the Laozi , the Zhuangzi , and the Liezi . I haven't read …
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Comment #37232849
Personally, if you're interested in the early 'philosophical' side (which I don't think can - or should - be disentangled from the 'religious' side; the separation of religion and …
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Comment #37227842
Sadly the Tao of Pooh does not outline the basic tenets of Daoism. As van Norden says in the chapter on the Daodejing in his Introduction to Classical Chinese Philosophy : > The Ta…
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Comment #36953431
I feel it's pretty clear he's aiming for the Nobel if it's true. It can only be split three ways, after all.
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Comment #36891280
From my perspective as a former secondary teacher, it's parents. At the least sign of their kids being in trouble (or failing), many parents will come up to the school (that they o…
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Comment #36891249
As a former secondary math teacher, you'd be surprised how many kids can't do basic arithmetic without a calculator. This doesn't even just include kids with learning disabilities …
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Comment #35959228
No, it'll rely on exploitation of workers. That's what's happening in Dublin -- they're exporting the English language students as in Ireland you can work (legally, many work more)…
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Comment #35959218
It doesn't change the underlying issue. The issue is every single one of those rooms available on AirBnB is a room/house not available for long-term rent. And that's the problem. I…
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Comment #35959108
There is room - in the hotels. Tourists aren't entitled to live in local houses . And I never said to not build more. I said it's only part of the answer.
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Comment #35959096
It has nothing to do with tourists visiting. It's tourists taking up the local housing . Tourists are planned into any good urban planning -- but they're not expected to stay in th…
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Comment #35959047
Just go to AirBnB and check -- right now, there are over 1000 open rooms for one guest in Dublin. Going to daft.ie, Ireland's main rental site, there's only 200 one-bed places to l…
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Comment #35959021
Yes, 10x more rooms on AirBnB than open rooms to rent in Dublin. At least with single bedrooms; I haven't looked into more rooms as I'm only searching for a new place for myself. >…