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elisehein
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Comment #32211062
Thanks for raising! I guess I feel it's a necessary disclaimer out of respect to people who do have the first-hand experience. But I can see how it can come off as an excuse for no…
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Comment #5736740
While unrelated to the topic of discrimination, I just wanted to take this chance and say that Ellen Ullman writes beautifully -- I recognised her signature style before seeing the…
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Comment #5374171
Discussions about how to save time on eating and cooking -- essentially the ultimate life hacking -- always make me think about early man and his lifestyle that must have consisted…
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Comment #5346047
And that is wonderful for her :)
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Comment #5342741
I've grown up with the same perceptions of gender equality in the Soviet job market. However, I get the feeling that this does not so much have to do with a heightened sense of mor…
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Comment #5337775
I went for "please sign up on Path and add me as a friend because unlike on Facebook, there are some things that I share which I really sincerely would like YOU (and not every othe…
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Comment #5281083
That's so cool for your friend :) I hope you've taken some of the credit, encouragement is such a huge part of success. I'm a girl doing a CS degree and also often think that the a…
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Comment #5256323
This might not be the case for quite a few Estonian startups though -- with 1.3 million people you're desperately lacking a large enough target market for the niche products that s…
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Comment #5090606
Interestingly, if I would've read the discussion out of context, I definitely would have thought the author meant digital as shadowy and gradienty, and analog as flat.
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Comment #5086710
It just makes my skin crawl :/
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Comment #5084462
I've been lucky enough to have visited NK as well and unsurprisingly everything I read lined up perfectly with my own experience. Most likely tourists from all over the world are a…
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Comment #5061241
I think beginning an academic or a research paper with a question or something like "Some people say..." or "Recently" or "Nowadays" is often a very good strategy even though it mi…
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Comment #5056862
You could easily follow every single story without ever commenting on any of them.. Not to mention the amount of unregistered users
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Comment #5054141
I actually found the voice of the speaker, especially her accent, quite fascinating :)
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Comment #5053979
While I think the talk articulates very well what the issues are with the wide spreading of online porn, the problem is not that this isn't known -- it's how to cope with realising…
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Comment #5036189
I am loving these illustrations
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Comment #4882726
I think Beamer is great for things like lecture slides and other presentation where the aim is to pass on dense amounts of information. When using slides to illustrate rather than …
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Comment #4882319
In a way though, this could serve as a kind of test for the student beforehand to see which parts they're comfortable with. I recently gave a presentation like this as part of my c…
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Comment #4882100
I think beautiful slides can be made with minimal effort when adhering to the points in the article and using a simple black text on white background approach. Increasing the font …
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Comment #4881331
I use SwiftKey too, and am quite happy with it. Nonetheless, 'm not really convinced when it comes to enhancing a keyboard with such a feature without first having tweaked it to ne…
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Comment #4876745
My Natural Language Systems professor just went through that topic yesterday -- that in the case of all machine translation applications, the ultimate goal is to get as high up in …