DAlperin

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by DAlperin 4y ago
Yeah I tripped on my words there a bit. My point is that the gifted programs have what is considered the necessities of a good well rounded education anywhere in the world. The fact that only the gifted programs have that is the flaw.
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by DAlperin 4y ago
Having been in public school for most of my life I can say unequivocally: yes. It is not uncommon for teachers to purchase books and classroom supplies out of pocket since there simply is not enough funding.
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by DAlperin 4y ago
> and their parents should be more likely to be involved financially and in PTA. And when gifted programs become screeners of affluence then there are going to be financially involved parents in the PTA which benefits the whole school. B
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by DAlperin 4y ago
Sure but the issues faced here in New York are not unique, just particularly visible due to the size. The systemically racist systems exist everywhere and I would be willing to bet money that in the majority of districts and regions where g
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by DAlperin 4y ago
> If you single out the elimination of a specific program as a proxy for what you really want, The problem is that in New York at least the gifted programs are the direct mechanism by which rich parents uphold the status quo of segregati
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by DAlperin 4y ago
> But the way I see it the discussion about supporting kids that are truly gifted shouldn't be dismissed Sure! Yes! We are looking for a fair allocation of resources to actually give schools the ability to meet every student where t
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by DAlperin 4y ago
> as though gifted programs take up a sizable chunk of funding rather than, you know, the schools. I am saying that. "Gifted" programs and the schools that house them eat up a sizable chunk of funding.
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by DAlperin 4y ago
Alright, I don't imagine this will be a common take here but here goes. I am a product of the New York City public school system. I have spent the majority of my life as a student in it. The New York city public school system is both t
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Rewriting my site from Next to Remix(dov.dev)
1 points by DAlperin 4y ago|0 comments
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by DAlperin 5y ago
I did consider tiptap/hocuspocus, but hocuspocus costs more than I can spend on a personal project right now. Additionally, the architecture of the app I am building makes heavy use of subdocuments, something that most of the yjs ecosy
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by DAlperin 5y ago
Author here! Let me know if you have any questions.
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An adventure in realtime collaborative editing(dov.dev)
37 points by DAlperin 5y ago|4 comments
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by DAlperin 6y ago
Here's one of the referenced software frameworks (if I understand correctly) used for the ingenuity control systems: https://github.com/nasa/fprime
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The Matrix Holiday Special 2020(matrix.org)
1 points by DAlperin 6y ago|0 comments
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by DAlperin 6y ago
Very interesting. Is this written up anywhere?
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by DAlperin 6y ago
His "criticisms" are not limited to specific outlets. He has publicly called the press "truly the ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!"[0] which feels like a broader attack on the press as an institution. [0] https://twitter.
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by DAlperin 6y ago
Public opposition to any institution by the President of the United States is a political threat. Or rather anyone person who holds so much influence publicly attacking something is a threat.
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by DAlperin 7y ago
Disclaimer: I am not the author, just spent a little time with the system. You can totally boot without the GUI by passing the "text_debug" option to the kernel command line. If you have Serenity built on your system you can try
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by DAlperin 7y ago
After a few pull requests I can definitely say that LibGUI is the most fun c++ GUI framework I have ever seen (not that it's my usual wheelhouse.) After a few minutes of looking around and reading the source, LibGUI quickly became some
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by DAlperin 7y ago
I think OBS will do live keying.
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Lila: Free open source chess server that powers lichess.org(github.com)
2 points by DAlperin 7y ago|0 comments
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AI/ML Code Reviews with DeepCode(deepcode.ai)
2 points by DAlperin 7y ago|1 comments
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by DAlperin 7y ago
He was a good editor. But my understanding was he was mean. The community did not have systems to handle the situation so the WMF stepped in. And ruled over the community.
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Theia Cloud and Desktop IDE(theia-ide.org)
3 points by DAlperin 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Good resources to learn how to build payment based applications
1 points by DAlperin 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you handle user money that you have to return
1 points by DAlperin 8y ago|1 comments
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by DAlperin 9y ago
Aha! Thanks.
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by DAlperin 9y ago
I am not a php guy so this is probably me missing something but I can understand where the source code that creates lamda functions etc is in the repo