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internet555
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Comment #18432892
That’s so cool! I really miss Chicago some days.
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Comment #18421040
Frankly, I only go on Facebook a few times a month to occasionally check in. I feel like logging in daily is not the point of the service.
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Comment #18419268
I’ve thought the same thing
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Comment #18416568
One of my colleagues spent a lot of time working on combination anthropological/aid missions. According to him, toilets/waste disposal was usually the number one way to help people…
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Comment #18416542
Strong agree. Unfortunately, it seems that many sites do this. Many I know refuse to use them for this reason.
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Comment #18416224
This general area (epigentics) is what inspired me to take up a more serious routine of lifting. I’m not sure if it will have any particular effect, but I suppose I am significantl…
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Comment #18416100
As a former employee of one of these (quite famous), the curricula are oftentimes relatively good, with an emphasis on practical skills. But it’s difficult for me to see them as a …
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Comment #18416065
I would have loved this during my post-doc!
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Comment #18407424
As a kid I always thought spandex or whatever bike riders were huge dorks who got scammed into wasting their money. If you’re driving around your home area a few times a month (or …
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Comment #18398841
Really? I had one sort of similar because I took as many cross listed math electives as possible and avoided any software type courses, but even then I learned a lot less analysis,…
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Comment #18398718
What was the Greek story (Plutarch? Idk) where some guy being hunted by some army captain crashes on some island and the local pseudo intellectual sophist says they need to kill hi…
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Comment #18387930
I agree. Many view self improvement as being a jacked millionaire genius or whatever. Self improvement for me is if I managed to do some small stretching routine to keep my legs a …
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Comment #18379155
That is also very true. I worked with someone like that who was really wonderful (and a wonderful person)
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Comment #18378989
What’s funny to me is how many incompetent “thinkers” appear in meetings. Obviously, thought (even removed from implementation entirely) often has immense value. Eg, many people sp…
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Comment #18371675
Don Quixote
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Comment #18362583
I could be quite wrong but wouldn’t a course in Bayesian statistics be a lot more useful for someone interested in inference or however you will say it?
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Comment #18362419
Idk, on the job I was in at that point I worked my specified amount and then worked on developing my skills and education outside work. I watched as my boss’ project floundered, he…
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Comment #18362396
Your boss is entrusted with other people’s money, resources, employees to manage it in a way that generates value for them. How he looks and how his image impacts you feeling like …
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Comment #18360696
“Make your boss a hero” is one of the most deranged things I hear managers say. At my first job out of university, my manager told me my job was to make him look good. I instantly …
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Comment #18355131
For one example the notion of a generalized inner product and its induced norm is important for the derivation of conjugate gradient algorithm. My smarter friends have told me that…
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Comment #18354955
Certainly you would want a more abstract follow up for many cases. Even engineering or computer science students may have to learn about e.g. inner product spaces and orthogonal po…
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Comment #18353027
“Tv is ran by money; how am I supposed to be?” - Lil B