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by aldendaniels 6y ago
Me too! Exactly the same confusion. I thankfully discovered it a day-or-two before my flight and was able to correct the mistake.
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by aldendaniels 6y ago
Illich wasn't against school per-se. He was against compulsory school, centralized pedagogy, and other attributes of a "modern" (ala 1970s) schooling system in Western social democracies. He was particularly concerned with ho
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by aldendaniels 6y ago
> Even Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman affirmed this consensus: “The hot hand is a massive and widespread cognitive illusion.” > > Nevertheless, recent work has uncovered critical flaws in the research which underlies this cons
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Momentum Isn’t Magic–Vindicating the Hot Hand with the Mathematics of Streaks(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by aldendaniels 6y ago|1 comments
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by aldendaniels 6y ago
This is a curated list of video-call-friendly games to play with friends or coworkers. Most are free and web-based, so there's low friction. You can also copy the doc and add your own ideas, then share it with your team or friend group
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Zoom Happy Hour Games(coda.io)
2 points by aldendaniels 6y ago|1 comments
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Collaborative Editing in JavaScript: An Intro to Operational Transformation(davidwalsh.name)
1 points by aldendaniels 11y ago|0 comments
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by aldendaniels 11y ago
Check out the KickStarter video at codr.io for more on this.
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by aldendaniels 11y ago
C9.io / nitrous.io are online IDEs with collaborative functionality. Codr is much more lightweight - a collaborative paste-bin if you will. In this regard Codr is similar to Code Pen or Gist. Codr is great for quick, informal collabora
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Ask HN: Google Docs meets CodePen – would you use this?
2 points by aldendaniels 11y ago|3 comments
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by aldendaniels 11y ago
Codr is a collaborative text editor - like a lightweight Google Docs for code. Codr enables software developers to code together in real-time from anywhere. For web developers, Codr also doubles as a shared reactive work surface: every chan
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Google Docs for Code Launching on Kickstarter Tuesday. Try It Out Today(twitter.com)
9 points by aldendaniels 11y ago|2 comments