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Comment #36454365
I answered no to every single scenario as a test, and I also got 11%.
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Comment #36454358
I also answered no to every question and got the "11%" statistic, matching the percentage that many other users here received.
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Comment #36371614
This is fantastic. Perhaps similarly, I personally found it much easier to complete math problem sets after I began to write out an explicit list of steps of what to do. For exampl…
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Comment #36259138
A close translation is: "The renters of furnished tourist accommodations that receive ratings (between 1 and 5 stars), like Airbnb, currently benefit from an "abattement forfaitair…
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Comment #36031614
Speaking as a person who learned the basics of Vim from vimtutor, a friendly UI can reduce friction. Newer interfaces can also teach very useful commands at the start, making navig…
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Comment #35987469
> "Imagine how lame a podcast version of time magazine would be, with an audiobook-like, minimalist adaptation. About as good as watching a recorded play." In fact, the minimalist …
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Comment #35966610
I couldn't find a TED talk from my quick search, but for reference, there is a transcript of a talk at Amherst College [1] that mentions the concept: Alex Tapscott (at the talk as …
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Comment #35961120
For ease of reading for other users, here is a quote from the article about the Personal Voice feature: "For users at risk of losing their ability to speak — such as those with a r…
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Comment #35960976
Perhaps related, in software development there is the idea of the "Marimba Phenomenon" as first described in the Joel on Software blog [1], where the author observes that: "PR grow…
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Comment #35934882
You made an interesting observation, but in my personal experience, educators can help students by striking a balance between rigorous fundamentals and getting to improper-but-enjo…
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Comment #35934815
There was an interesting discussion about this quote on r/math about a year back: https://old.reddit.com/r/math/comments/obipos/academics_when... The main counter-argument presente…
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Comment #35934714
Though I'm not the same commenter, I did read the book. The book has diagrams, though they are more like sketches you might see on a chalkboard or whiteboard in a lecture (e.g. a r…
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