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mathteacher1729
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Comment #48687187
We all knew at least one person in our undergrad years who could do each of those tasks in their head.
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Comment #38766644
Data Is Plural is a weekly newsletter (and seasonal podcast) of useful/curious datasets, published by Jeremy Singer-Vine. There have been 356 editions, dating from October 21, 2015…
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Comment #35375287
"Roku soars past revenue expectations as it bets on streaming devices to boost growth" - Feb 2023[1] [1] https://techcrunch.com/2023/02/15/roku-q4-2023-earnings/
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Comment #32440522
XKCD 1053 is relevant here. You and I knew it, but there are going to be lots of people who learn about it for the first time today, and that's a net positive.
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Comment #18630120
They went to China, made tens of millions of dollars in profit, sold their businesses off at a fair margin, and now return to the USA to live what seems entirely likely to be the r…
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Comment #17114388
No link offhand but I recommend mastering 2-in-one-hand juggling (zero in the other) three different ways: columns, clockwise, and anti-clockwise. Learn to do each of those pattern…
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Comment #17114358
> I find it a bit amusing that the headline uses the term "Extreme Juggling". Not because it's too clickbaity, but I think the juggling community should have invented that name. "I…
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Comment #14273605
> The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data As I read this I'm sipping clean, drinkable water. Give it a decade or so. If you thought the wars over oil were bad…
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Comment #8497649
Truthfully I did not know what to expect with regards to hand written problems. Out of curiosity, I wrote my very neatest and gave it a try and it solved one of them.
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Comment #8493350
I wonder how Magnus Carlsen or Fabiano Caruana would fare against the world's best chess playing computer. Somewhat related article: http://www.slate.com/articles/sports/sports_nut…
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Comment #8493061
A colleague at my office gave it a test drive. * http://youtu.be/jDbTKgWoufw Results: As of now, it can only solve some linear equations. It did successfully solve one quadratic bu…
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Comment #8216982
Probably not exactly the dependency map you are looking for, but perhaps still very useful. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hph.html
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Comment #6556925
http://1ucasvb.tumblr.com/ mathey http://dvdp.tumblr.com/ artsy
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Comment #6496098
All generalizations are false.
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Comment #6329744
I will be sharing this with my students. A few comments are below. My motivation behind the comments is based on how students who are new to LaTeX tend to misuse or not fully recog…
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Comment #5475424
Hah, thank you for pointing out the spelling error. :) As for the variations in the sleep cycles, I think it would have to do with the length of time between REM cycles in individu…
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Comment #5474230
There are plenty of variables that influence "productivity" (however that is defined) but I imagine that the amount of sleep required for maximum productivity varies from person to…
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Comment #5444254
I just wanted to say thank you for sharing this info, I honestly was not expecting such a detailed and thorough reply!
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Comment #5370629
> For anyone that doesn't understand that statement, I recommend taking a few years off work, where you spend your time getting up early every day, doing something all day (hiking,…
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Comment #5064318
This is a nice interactive visualization of the top 50 White House Petitions in tabular, map, and graph form. You can sort by most popular, greatest average signature gain, and mal…
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Comment #4924447
Perhaps it is a silly question, but what advantages does this offer over Gmail's rather robust set of keyboard shortcuts?
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Comment #4582762
> How would you implement this? Include experienced professional educators in on the creation and updating of NCLB, RTTT, or any policy aimed at education. > Would you eleminate al…
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Comment #4582743
> Indeed, letting teachers decide what to do on the basis of what's rasiest and most convenient for them is bound to have a 1:1 correspondence with the best way for people to learn…
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Comment #4582696
> What in particular is stopping experienced professional educators from shaping educational policy now? Overwork, bureaucracy, an anti-teacher and anti-intellect culture to name a…
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Comment #4577295
> how would you go about implementing this in a real life class format? Allow experienced professional educators to shape education policy.