yay_cloud2

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by yay_cloud2 6y ago
100% agree with it. As a child, I always felt most creative when the number of lego pieces was limited. Like, what can I make that's cool with just these two handfuls of lego? Where would this weird piece go, and what could it be? Unli
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by yay_cloud2 6y ago
This has been my son's experience as well (Grade 4). We are on week 6 of home-school, and by far the thing that energizes him, lifts his mood, and gets him through his work is any interactions at all with his fellow students. Most of h
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
It sometimes fascinates me (and scares the shit out of me) to wonder at all of the little errors/assumptions like this that are baked into the millions of spreadsheets that form the foundation of so much of what we build and do in the
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
Fool me once, shame on me... fool me twice, er... don't fool me agian.
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
If I remember the study correctly, the scientists actually stated that it is clear that there is not one single "gay gene", but that (like many other traits) instead there are likely a number of genes that work in concert to produ
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
Do you know of any good "office" applications in the VR space?
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
Jarring to see pics of such an advanced-looking drone being pulled around the tarmac by what looks like a berry picker truck.
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
For me, this is fantasy hockey. I don't even like to watch hockey anymore, but I enjoy the daily interaction with my friends who are no longer in the same city and busy with their own lives.
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
By the end of the first paragraph, I felt as though I was reading through Anathem again. I have never read any other writing that gave me flashbacks like that to Neal Stephenson's style.
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
Looks like I have been pwned; thanks for pointing that out. Guess there was a reason that no good footnote existed in my memory for the origin of the anecdote. Part of what stuck out to me, though, was that the anecdote aligned with my pers
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
Your comment reminds me of the exercise where a class was split into two cohorts, one was tasked with producing just one clay pot (I can't remember the thing now), while the other cohort was tasked with making one per day or something
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
Never forgetting or forgiving seems like an ineffective response. My entire being yearns for more.
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by yay_cloud2 7y ago
This is the type of thing that I imagine the "data suckers" (Facebook, Google, Apple, Amazon) are able to do regularly with the complex data that they have and the advanced tools that they have at their disposal. I can't see
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by yay_cloud2 8y ago
Are there any structures that kids can get involved with (or the family) that will provide some of "complex society" feel?
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by yay_cloud2 8y ago
I'm still taken aback by how quickly government (federal, state) allowed testing of driverless cars on public roads. Feels like a cold calculation made on behalf of citizens to say "some people probably need to die in order to bri
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by yay_cloud2 8y ago
I love how a font can inspire this kind of deep, primal anger. Like smelling salts for the feels.
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by yay_cloud2 8y ago
Bojack has been like a remote group therapy session for me in this regard. Especially leading up to the season 2 finale with that running scene. Bojack isn't hilarious. It funny sometimes, but it mostly feels important. Like work. Rewa
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by yay_cloud2 8y ago
Can someone help me understand how to read/interpret this graph? I tried to make sense of it, but I think I was only fooling myself. I need to get planed.
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by yay_cloud2 8y ago
I would love to watch/hear someone go about solving these problems, just to see their approach and thought patterns.
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by yay_cloud2 8y ago
Brings back many memories. Back in around 2000/01, the website had complete contact information for Gene Ray including phone number. So I called him up and he rambled at me for about 20 minutes before he had to go because his grandkids
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by yay_cloud2 9y ago
Count of Monte Cristo and East of Eden. I'm happy to have had the chance to read these books twice (first in my early 20s, again in my late 30s), but I only wish I could compare my experiences with a first reading during my early teens
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by yay_cloud2 12y ago
Clicking on the link provided in the email pre-populated the "email" section on the sign-in page with my phone number. Clicking on the "email" section to correct cleared all data in the "password" section.