Pinegulf

>The issue with is, as far as my personal anecdote is concerned, that competence doesn't translate across all activities. Me being good with figuring out Legos, video games, or programming doesn't translate to me being good with cooking, socializing, music, etc

You are correct. Competence in one field does not translate. However, the idea of 'try, try, try again' is something that should work across all fields

I'm a bit further on the same path (4 year old). Here's what I've come up with:

competence is what I try to teach. Try, try and try again until he'll get it. Small things at first, but (hopefully) he gets the principle. Legos are great at this.

Additionally I try to teach that it's not wrong to defend yourself.

Sometimes only words don't work. That's why we have police, guards and armies.

The guiding idea should be "minimum necessary force used". Sometimes the this includes physical force.

I wonder how they define 'social media'. Is comments section social media? Stack overflow? Any comment section?

There are plenty of good advice what to do. On the other hand don't do:

* Doomscroll on your phone, reddit, whatever. Social media is not your friend.

* Self medicate. Some commercial drugs are bad enough. This includes overeating.

* Get stuck binge watching.

Try things (if you can). You never know what you happen to like.

To be fair, this document says that they updated TOS and by continuing to use the app, you agree. (End of page 3)

Once the data is clean and neatly in standard format this becomes a matter of preference.

Work experience says that 90% of work is gathering, cleaning and transforming data from different sources. In this capacity Python has more options available.

For the interested here is Latin version from 1835:https://archive.org/details/indexlibrorumpro00greg/mode/2up

More of a work-culture thing, but really useful:

First you fix the problem then you look for the culprit and administer punishment if it's needed at that point.

Sure, but "Do not deprive people the joy of discovery." -Someone, not me.

Actually yes. Good things are good regardless who does them.

Can't we just be happy that the astronauts made it safely back? (+ ignore the political spin from all factions.)

Pure speculation: Maybe this is an attempt of 'outrage marketing'?

Good. I want to know who think on these lines. Helps me to pick better company.

No, it's not "anti-medieval" it's medieval fantasy. Or in the words of the greats “Rules for Fantastic Medieval War Games”.

>Uncertainty principles are not formally defined

In physics it seem to be pretty straight forward. For instance https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=uncertainty+principle

To add to this: Don't waste your time trying to convincing idiots on internet. (But listen broadly and keep the good and discard the bad.)

Try different things. You never know what you end up liking.

Remains to be seen, but so far it seem that off they go.

>Kagi Search requires an account only because it is a paid service which requires an account for the transaction.

ref: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/getting-started/faqs.html#why-doe...

Eh... This is a tall order when competition is 'free'. Anyways, I wish them good luck as competition is inherently good.

QFT. There should be mandatory 'why this question was closed' in cases there was and (misinformed) effort. Currently it's -10 closed, no comments.

This has been my experience as well. They have been 'we got to fill in papers for HR'.

I'd like to think that some-one is doing these right, but they aren't me.

yawn Tell me what isn't racist these days?

I'd suggest seeking professional help/evaluation. While HN may have very proficient people, health is something to take more seriously.

Society is package deal. In free world one can seek citizenship where rules appeal to them.

If none do, then that's a problem. But if every option is bad, then maybe the fault lies within the one common factor, ie. you?