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by Item_Boring 2y ago
In the recent years there’s been a boom in kids using skin care - often products though that aren’t meant for them. And with kids I mean pre-teens. Some have even become influencers themselves. However, there’s also been a rise in reports
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
Google (Books) yields this: https://books.google.de/books?id=6fJdDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA11&lpg=PA... An Eulerian Square of order 10.
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
I had the same issue but switching to reader view “fixed it“ :)
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
The nice thing about those standards is that you can choose which one you want to use.
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
The website works fine for me - searching e.g. Céline shows 126 products.
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
Question out of curiosity: I’m German so I don’t know the US law that well but don’t you for example have laws that forbid being noisy after a certain hour of the day? If my neighbours were throwing a loud party past 10pm I could simply cal
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
AFAIK Jennifer Lawrence doesn’t have any public social media accounts either.
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
Even though it’s a German word it is also used in English: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/schadenfreude . I don’t see any problem with OP using this word in their comment.
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
“While nearly all such publi- cations detail their system’s impressive scalability, few directly evaluate their absolute performance against reasonable benchmarks. To what degree are these systems truly improving performance, as opposed to
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
Reminds me of this talk: Spiegel Mining at the C3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YpwsdRKt8Q
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
Kleidermacher is in my understanding the (current) male version which was historically the gender/ sex inclusive word. Interestingly Bäcker (the male term) used to be inclusive too (a long time ago) because the ending -er simply implie
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
As far as I understand people have already looked into that idea. To quote [1]: “Another, longer-run, approach seeks to improve individual evaluation of the quality of information sources through education. There has been a proliferation of
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
Because it works seamlessly on all of my devices and has done so for years. Never encountered any issues and syncing happens within seconds.
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by Item_Boring 5y ago
I’d like to add that this also sometimes goes along with either being in denial of having experienced trauma or convincing oneself that the experience “was not that bad after all”.
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
To chime in here and elaborate a bit further: Generally we have 2 “traditional” choices for menstruation products: tampons and sanitary pads. Reusable options for both are the menstruation cups (as already mentioned) and washable thus reusa
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
Yeah, me too. Yes, it was essentially a love letter ending with “please call me“. I actually did text him - since he included his phone number and I wanted to know who he was - but I “ghosted“ him after some months when he kept asking me to
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
That reminds me when I was still in high school and got to school by bus. I was around 16 and used to carry a binder with my full name on its back in my hand because it was a bit too large for my backpack. One day, I got a letter by a guy w
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
I’m aware and that’s how they are usually introduced. However, there’s also the model of such that have a further restricted set of instructions and only have limited memory.
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
Actually, I thought you don’t even need unbounded memory because it’s proven that the register machine [0] with limited memory is still Turing complete. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Register_machine
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
I can’t answer your question but maybe you’ll find this paper interesting [0]. TLDR: social bots are highly responsible for spreading misinformation - and for such also conspiracy theories. By tagging people with a lot of followers and twee
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
That’s the thing with media portraying violence (and I’m saying this without judgement) it is always glorifying violence (“gewaltverherrlichend” in German) since one doesn’t experience the violence itself. Even if (war) video games were to
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
As someone who started learning Rust a few days ago I find its compiler errors incredibly helpful! I don’t quite understand the author‘s complaint either - the error message in the example (like most others) does state quite precisely what
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
On a similar note, when anxious I ask myself, “What am I afraid of right now?”. It helps me to take more control over my anxiety.
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
Just a short side note there is a capital esszet (ẞ). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_ẞ
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
I think so, too! Sometimes we should re-evaluate our expectations and think about what we really want and why we want it. Furthermore, I think it’s important to realise that others might have other motivations such as money, success, curios
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
Especially when English isn’t your first language
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
Also when it comes to applying what one learned by solving exercises or doing proofs feedback is so crucial and helpful. Firstly, one sees the parts one didn’t fully understand yet and secondly your way might be correct even if it isn’t the
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
At the university I worked at we were still using punched cards (both punched and non-punched) to take written notes. When I left last year there was still a room full of those. Crazy that to think that at some point people took the decisio
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
What I don’t quite understand is why array was used here in the first place instead of equation* or similar. Anyway interesting post I wouldn’t have guessed that carries onto the next array. Why does it only affect the first cell (or firs
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by Item_Boring 6y ago
While I agree that exercises etc. are the way to deeply understand the subject I disagree with your take that math lectures are senseless. I admittedly always struggled when I skipped lectures and attending them helped me to see the “bigger

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