This is a part that I can really agree with as the employees should be allowed to have other interests and responsibilities apart from their jobs. The personal activities could enable individuals to gain some new skills and experiences that could make them productive workers. Managers should realize that having life outside work is good and should not be taken as lacking commitment

In my opinion, this parts brings up an interesting issue concerning workplace cultures and employees expectations. In many firms, employees are made to believe that they have to prioritize work in order to succeed, but in my opinion firms needs to provide a better working environment where workers can juggle between their work and personal obligations.

I think this passage is the highlight of how the workplaces expects employees to make their career top priority in life. Such expectations like this may lead to stress and difficulty in balancing life and career. In my opinion it should be possible for people to have successful careers without making any compromises in their personal lives.

I agree with this idea because I feel like employees should be evaluated based on the quality of work and not based on how many hours they put in. In serving, doing a good job is based on your customer service and completing your responsibilities, not how long you are working. This connects with performance management because results are important to better evaluate employees.

I had not thought about the idea that not being open about personal commitments can actually cause an unhealthy workplace. When we stay closed off instead of talking, managers assume everyone is happy. This connects with communication because employees need to be able to communicate concerns if they want things to change and improve.

This stood out to me because putting all of your time and effort into work can affect multiple things in your life. When someone loses their job, it affects them because they didn't make time for anything else outside of work. Having a balance is very important for long-term happiness.

I found this interesting because employees respond to workplace pressure in a few different ways. Some accept it, some hide their personal lives, and some are open about everything. This made me think about how workplace expectations can affect different employees depending on their situation.

This connects to the idea of organizational culture since employees can feel a bit pressured to follow some expectations of their workforce. I think it can be unfair at times when employees are expected to be available outside of their available hours. I like the idea of having a personal life without feeling like they are doing something wrong.

Workplaces that reward time logged instead of real results force employees to sacrifice their outside lives

In a lot of companies, bosses judge people by how long they sit at their desks rather than how well they do their jobs

I think every worker is different and most shouldn't be held to typical standards.

This suggests working long hours makes the employee work poorly.

Prizes/awards are given to employees based on how long they have been there rather than how good they are.

Right before the poem begins, Meg Day looks to be communicating with someone off screen and then takes a moment to put on hearing implants.

Following this, Day appears to fingerspell the title of the poem.

This sets up the structure of the poem by establishing Day will be using ASL as part of the poem's reading.

A common mishearing of the lyric "They paved paradise Put up a parking lot" from Joni Mitchell's Big Yellow Taxi.

Another mishearing of the lyric "I can see clearly now the rain is gone" from a Johnny Nash's I Can See Clearly Now.

For some deaf people, their experience with sound can sound muffled like being under water.

With further research I found that these are some folk remedies people used to "cure" deafness.

Cochlear implants?

The quote is excluded from the original video. What does this add to the poem?

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You are smart when you make decisions and use data to do so.

You are willing to take risks to succeed.

you have an easy time coming up with decisions and welcome new ones.

You try to be fair and do the best you can

You like to learn fast and like to listen to ideas of others

I think this is an important part of teamwork. In the workforce, people should be able to express their own opinions and then come together to make a final decision. This shows that disagreements do not always have to create conflict if employees can respect each other.

I like this idea because I feel like employees should be trusted to make decisions. Employees understanding their responsibilities helps with faster problem-solving and allows them to feel more confident. This connects to employee empowerment when workers are given more responsibility and freedom.

I agree that communication and feedback are important in a workplace. When serving, feedback helps us improve what we, as employees, are doing well and what can be improved. It is easier to improve at a job when management communicates clearly instead of waiting for something to go wrong.

This stood out to me because I feel like most workplaces try to make employees feel like family. Netflix focuses on performance more than anything. This makes me wonder if employees get more motivated by this or if it creates extra pressure.

I think this shows that netflix appreciates teamwork and individual skills. Employees need to be able to communicate and work well alongside others. This connects with what we learned about employees' attitudes and behaviors and how it can affect the success of a company.

Ankor is an app. When I read 'faith-aligned life OS' I don't know what that really means? To me an OS is the software on my computer. Day 1, we're trying to build an app.

Since this is the first mention, I would just say 'database'

I'd make the 'completion levels' look different. Them being all the same makes me think it's not real 🙃

That librarian is a good person

And so will the language my poems were written in.<br/> Then the spinning planet where all this happened will die

The heat death was only hinted at, as far as I understand.

Campos could probably have gotten the meaning across without foreseeing the end of mankind. With the whole text declaring itself a stream of consciousness, he might reluctantly have had to embrace the cliche of his mind to stay faithful to the concept.

If anything in the poem felt adolescent to me, it was this confession of fascination by femininity:

(Oh, my comforters, who don’t exist and so may comfort,<br/> Whether Greek goddess, conceived as a statue that springs alive,<br/> Or Roman matron, impossibly noble and ominous,<br/> Or Princess of the troubadours, so blushing and so gentle,<br/> Or eighteenth-century marchioness, so décolletée and cool,<br/> Or famous courtesan back in our parents’ time,

Good point

nghiệp vụ kinh tế phát sinh

In what broader sense will they make things like poems and live under things like signs? What will their poems and signs be?

Why couldn't you start out with this equation and then describe the transformations according to this equation. Now I have constants all over the place that were c, but are now a and my notes suck.

around

This explanation does nothing for me.

Saying that x-3=0, x=3 tells me the x value when y=0.

You're missing some math here, but I see it below.

we've never called this an argument before. It's known as a variable. Inserting x-2 for x is known as a composite function.

Determine

1) ?

How so?

Determine the domain of each function.

Where's the math for this? I can determine that the maximum for f(x) occurs at f(0)=2 and the minimum for f(x) occurs at f(+-2)=0, so 0<=y<=2.

We just said that.

I'm having trouble following your math because you are skipping steps.

This is out of order

I kind of need that information in order to sketch the graph...?

trend lines, trajectories, regression lines, extrapolation, forecasting, expectations, projections, predictions....

although one can develop those equations, functions, graphs, and other mathematical tools in the field on the spot, mostly they are available by computer to compute with. I prefer to learn how to stand on my own two feet in the field like what is expected of me when I travel to other locations than where my primary hired workplace is.

f(x)

function

equation

f(x)

f(x)

Where is the derivation for this equation?

This is the first instance of us looking at +-infinity as domains and ranges.

I might say that if there is more than one point to choose from, you wouldn't usually use this equation unless you were trying to get the equation of the line in slope-intercept form, but the point-slope equation for the line will depend on your choice of points, and the slope-intercept form of the line won't.

estimating that

So, I used (x_1,y_1) like the definition said and came up with f(x0-2=.5(x+3)

determine

Why are we naming the line L and then never mentioning it again?

I appreciate the derivation.

This should have introduced this section and been the basis for which you explained everything else.

You have m for slope in the definition below, don't you want y=mx+b?

equation. Also, don't you want y=mx+b?

could this be "ordered pairs"?

no a=U?

explain

graph a function....

explain

determine

identify

The brain regions responsible for goal-directed actions (caudate) and decision-making/error awareness (insula) show heightened responses to unexpected reward omissions and unexpected rewards, respectively, in individuals with acute anorexia nervosa (AN).

This source discusses the selfish gene, which was a book that came out in the 70s by author Richard Dawkins that discusses genetics and their inherent selfishness to have the best of them survive. Dawkins also believes this is connected to the altruism that humans display.

Learning about the origins of chain mail is very interesting. I remember as a kid people used to spam a lot of chain mail on popular social media sites such as Snapchat. I never thought about its origins, and it's fascinating to see how it dates back all the way to the 1900s.

The best way for me to overcome anxiety is to practice speaking to yourself and trying not to speak to fast.

The only times i get nervous is if i don't know what im saying or if i need to use the restroom.

To make sure to reread what i send before sending it.

All my instructors prefer through email. But if you stay after class that is okay aswell.

Sometimes i tend to forget to open my email.

You have to email the instructor to schedule an in-person meeting or zoom appointment.

I would like to stop by and ask her about what the final assignment or exam will be for this class.

I have emailed this instructor about assignments.

To make sure my phone is away and to be able to focus and see whatever is being taught clearly.

I often check the time if im bored or look around the class room.

I will make sure to write down the questions within my notes.

The more i participate the more comfortable i will be within the class.

Because if i don't ask questions then ill fall behind.

I tend to participate in class if I'm having trouble with a subject.

I keep myself motivated by making sure i don't fall behind in the class and reminding myself what im doing this for.

The only times i don't go to class is if I'm sick or im out of town.

I think proper planning is a big one for me since i want to be correct about what i say. And I will also practice speaking to make sure I can say everything with confidence.

I would ask for their opinion on my goals for the future, and seek help picking out my classes.

I would write down my question ahead of time, review my notes, and make sure I understand what I am confused about. keep my questions short and clear.

If I had a question for this instructor I would probably ask him in person since ive seen a lot of other students talk to him after class and he seems fine with it. So, I think talking to him in person would be most appropriate.

No I'm not hesitant to speak up in this class. I just understand what he is saying since he makes sure we understand before proceeding.

The professor I have least spoken too is My history teacher and reason why I don't speak to him a lot is because he teaches the material really well and gives us a lot of examples. The only times I have really spoken to him is to make sure when we are taking our exams.

Participating in class is important because it helps students understand the material better, improve their communication skills, and build confidence. it also allows students to ask questions, share ideas and learn from others.

The untold consequences for tampering with nature will come back to bite us if we aren't considerate and meticulous.

Suggestion: What about the Dodo?

If we have the power to resurrect a species, does the practice of conservation become irrelavent?

"-world, one that could have unforeseen, long-lasting effects." - Oppossitions reason

Supporters reason

Biased Source

Supporting Evidence for first reason. Rapid deforestation and Climate Change

My Opinion- Does humanity not owe these creatures to continue existing after the careless destruction of its population due to our intervention.

Another topic that I found difficult is to balance the charges for redox reactions. It is clear to me that electrons should cancel out and the atoms should balance out too; however, I find it difficult to know how many ions, either H⁺ or OH⁻, are needed to be added so that the charges are balanced on both sides.

One topic I found difficult to grasp was oxidation states in transition metals and why some of them could exist in more than one oxidation state. Oxidation states are important in recording the transfer of electrons; however, I have not been able to comprehend how it is possible to know which oxidation state a particular transition metal exists in a compound.

Relates to the wicked problem argument

check portal and timelines.

internal conflict

What was the exception?

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This shows that the author is slightly part of the community already, this can lead to being biased. But I am sure having lots of family in the space, they understand what solutions the group is looking for.

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where's the math for this?

x−3=.5(y−4)

x-3=-.5(y−4)

The "why's" of the math are not well explained. I'm struggling to see why there are two solutions?

I think the definition should have been before these statements.

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A future chapter of TMftF mentions John Keynes. The central banks are indeed central to all of this because of Keynesian economics. John Keynes' emphasized the importance of government's intervention in the economy to deal with unemployment and to prevent inflation. The central banks' tools of trade for this are monetary policy and fiscal policy which are arguably the building blocks of the economy as we know it. They are used by the central banks and the federal reserve to influence demand and thus maintain stability.

surveys

crises

These experiments are quite useful. It seems the biggest benefit of OGM is the sparsity it induces, given the huge delta in the generic nn, and small ones for the GO annotations. One complementary ablation that would be very informative here is ablating the activation functions. This could stress test some of the epistasis claims.

I am curious why a directly comparable linear model was not added as a baseline, e.g. penalized logistic regression on the same genotype data, and the same test-train split. The quality of these PGS scores is going to be impacted by things like LD structure, and sample size in the populations they are obtained from, potentially making them a weak baseline.

It would be helpful to specify that the AUROC values are the transfer dataset (AoU) performance, right now this is hard to infer from the caption.

Nice paper! The case for making protonation state an explicit design variable in binder design is clear, and screening the full library without structure-prediction filtering makes the result easy to trust. A few suggestions: I’d like to see Proton-PottsMPNN compared directly with the Baker lab’s approach (doi.org/10.1101/2025.09.29.678932). The unmodified seeds show that the redesign adds pH dependence, but not how much the protonation tokens add beyond histidine-biased ProteinMPNN. Grouping folds by PDB entry allows near-identical proteins on both sides of a split. I think clustering by sequence identity (or structural similarity) would give a more conservative estimate. All designs switch at pH 5.8 or below, which better matches endosomal pH than the tumor microenvironment mentioned in the introduction. I’d love to see whether your tool can make designs that switch at a higher pH! Counter-screen pH. The HSA and CD98 counter-screen was run at pH 5.0. A counter-screen at pH 4.0 would strengthen the pH 4.0-only designs, which are the most exposed to non-specific binding.

Minor figure tweaks: Figure 1b says pH 7.0, but Figure 1c uses pH 7.4. The axes in Figures 1c and 3c are unlabeled.

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Every Sunday, I spend 60 minutes making index cards for the woman I think I'm going to be that week.<br /> That woman has never once shown up for work.

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This is a really cool interaction. The cell that gets pushed off does not just wander away. It takes a long loop and comes back to the same patch from the other side, and the two swap again. I would love to know how often this happens, or whether this movie is the one time you caught it.

The patch is interesting too. The cultures carry their own bacteria, and Figure S2 looks like a mix of sizes and shapes rather than one cell type. Is that hotspot a thicker patch of the same bacteria, or could it be a different bug?

While a cell is feeding, the anterior flagellum is attached and the posterior one beats in the groove, so I would not expect two cells to share one spot without those flagella crossing. Figure 6 puts neighboring Jakoba about a body length apart. Do they ever get closer than that, drop their flagella, and clump, or does the spacing stay?

Very cool work!

It must be remembered that AO, AB, DB, DC are vectors (velocities), NOT distances!

This example made me think about how easily technology can learn something incorrect if the information used to train it is limited. Wearing glasses has nothing to do with being a man or a woman, but the system might make that assumption. I believe this shows why we should not always trust the answers provided by artificial intelligence. It also makes me wonder how many other incorrect assumptions these systems might make without us noticing. In my opinion, the people who develop these technologies have a responsibility to use diverse information and carefully check the results.

I think this is an important issue because technology should work fairly for everyone, regardless of their race, age, or gender. It concerns me that some people may receive less accurate results simply because the technology was not trained with enough diversity. I believe this could create unfair situations, especially when these systems are used to make important decisions about people. It also makes me wonder who is responsible when AI makes mistakes that affect certain groups more than others. In my opinion, companies should test their systems with people from different backgrounds before making them available to the public.

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Lots of colloquial suggestions for cleaning and polishing plastic typewriter keys.

they only use prices, if they would iclude more economic factors or reevant data from new the results might be better

conclution for the expeiment, relevant

AI is less reliable for long-term predictions

th window size affect in the performance of the predictions of the ai models

Surprising The simplest model won. This contrasts with Yoorim sources where LSTM is the best

high volatility = low accuracy

AI can’t predict sudden events using only past prices

the models cant predict very acurate when we increase the time or data

Large dataset, but not from the us market

why did they chose india, can i use this information for my research question, because i chose us market ?

reply to u/ropeynick at https://reddit.com/r/TypewriterRepair/comments/1xk6tkj/olympia_sg3_right_margin_stop/

The right margin on the Olympia SG3 is a known thing:<br /> - https://typewriter.boardhost.com/viewtopic.php?pid=27528#p27528<br /> - https://typewriter.boardhost.com/viewtopic.php?id=3521

They say roughly what my experience is with both of my Olympia SG3 right margins: - If you're typing characters, the line lock will engage and require you to hit the margin release to continue. - If you're tabbing, spacing, or using the carriage release you'll blow right through the margin and can keep typing.

The number of spaces from bell to margin will differ based on the pitch of the machine as will the number of spaces one would need to space past the margin before the line lock disengages and allows you to type in the margin again.

It was a change in design of how a right margin stop worked in late typewriter manufacture.

It seems that alternative parameters for inferring the tree itself might be important. Relatedly, does the uncertainty distribution across the tree relate to your reconstruction and prediction outcomes?

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V - teacher vocab