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by chrisbrandow 10y ago
Another job soon to be lost to robots. :-)
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by chrisbrandow 11y ago
Seems a lot more like the student answered the question, "how could you measure the height of the building without using a barometer?"
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by chrisbrandow 11y ago
This is hardly new in many regards. The excellent books "Suburban Nation", and "Bowling Alone", both written in late 90's do a great job connecting urban design patterns to life individual and community outcomes.
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by chrisbrandow 11y ago
This sort of thing further reinforces the typical disdain that "hard" scientists have for "soft" sciences. And it's a shame because these are important things to understand with rigor.
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by chrisbrandow 11y ago
and according to someone I heard on a podcast, many of the engineering leadership heard the open sourcing comment for the first time while Steve was up on stage as well.
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by chrisbrandow 11y ago
I would use a service that sent me one bin that I could fill and send in. No questions asked just like basically do with Goodwill.
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by chrisbrandow 11y ago
Yes. Of course. But you you will be more valuable to potential employers if you learn objective C.
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by chrisbrandow 12y ago
Completely agree. It is atypical in any progamming language to have names of functions/operators that do not bear some relation with the nature of the function/operation. While your suggestion suffers from a lack of concision, the
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by chrisbrandow 12y ago
one issue could be the study design. I can't quite tell from the NYT writeup, but it seems that the test graded by the teacher was a different test than the one graded by outside teachers. That could definitely have an impact
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by chrisbrandow 14y ago
its dominance will be established (or not!) when customers have their say. They are certainly dominating tablet sales to date. They are making something that people like so much they are willing to pay more for it, rather than the ibm/msft