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   by tromac 5y ago

   In Australia we had a similar game called Goldfields. Every kid loved it and playing it is one of my most fond memories of primary school. A fantastic way to teach history and economics at the same time. https://www.squakenet.com
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   by tromac 5y ago

   Fat loss is really as simple as: calories in < calories out. There are finer details that determine how your body reacts to different meals, like dense, calorie rich food leaving you hungry for more and so you eat more, as opposed to vol
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   by tromac 5y ago

   Pick apart the video, sure, but the guy has a PhD in economics and lives and breathes the topic of discussion. I thought it was made pretty clear it’s an oversimplified thought experiment, especially when it’s actually explained that there
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   by tromac 6y ago

   Small world. I got to know the A05 guys really well when I put together a new team at UniMelb to do the same thing a few years ago. Even got some cringeworthy lines in this documentary with them. https://vimeo.com/191605076
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   It’s Not Rocket Science Our International Launch(blog.moonshotspace.co)

   1 points by tromac 9y ago|0 comments
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   by tromac 11y ago

   Only if you enrol, which is not compulsory.
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   by tromac 12y ago

   GNU Octave is a basically identical language to MATLAB and, as the name suggests, is free. Identical to the point where most scripts will run using either platform without any issues or needing modification. http://www.gnu.org&#x