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froh
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what would be the correct title?
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tell me more about your use name :-)
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what do you mean?? usually this signifies the year some article was finalized and published. and this is a GitHub repo with recent commits so this is not correct here.
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the fuhrer doesn't care about ten year terms. if they deem the librarian illoyal they fire the librarian.
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yah, so the compacting machines wouldn't pop into half-full bottles all the time yuck. and now the caps are connected to the bottle. which is a Good Thing (TM)
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Is it so mysterious, though? isn't it "simply" the thesis - antithesis - synthesis cycle? and this cycle needs time, years, decades sometimes. OO starts in the 1970s. C++ comes 1985, Java 1995 (while smalltalk was born 1972
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relicensing needs a cla.
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and animals support and comfort each other without hesitation all the time too. and "nearly everything dies from being eaten", yes, because nearly everything is in the human meat eating food chain, I kid you not. no. the lens th
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5. most of them allow to target arbitrary content including political disinformation based on 3., and including unhinged hate speech
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gp was imprecise, it's not added indeed. what is done though is "smoking" tobacco with ammonia, smoking as in exposing to the fumes, which will "crack" the nicotine and makes it more kicking me more addictive.
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surprisingly it's not, indeed.
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thanks for the nudge :-) My understanding of the term "history of CS" would be "how CS evolved", as a field. How do we think about "processing 'data' with computers". what can we compute? what are
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indeed this was itching me, too. I wonder how pagerank was influential to CS as a field? even mapreduce is more a rally clever technique than a boundary pushing or boundary identifying extension of the field. unlike, say, CSP --- which is
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I wonder how concepts are "learned" or how they evolve. in the 1990s I studied "Women, Fire and dangerous Things" https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=11854940822538766... And among other things th
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The article further down has a diagram (and a reference to the source the Economist) which shows how automotive was 70% of their revenue in 2008 and how outdoor and fitness is ~50% today. they may be highly profitable in aviation and marine
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the OP is a journalistic summary of Breaking the Flow: A Study of Interruptions During Software Engineering Activities Yimeng Ma, Yu Huang, Kevin Leach (2024) icsi Portugal it's not properly quoted, but it's directly linked, promi
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ccp bans certain brain rot contents which the algorithms hm happily spreads in the west. the biggest problem for western competition (insta & co) is the dramatically "better" (more addictive) algorithm. But trump and Co happi
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thanks! FWIW I found it on-site by searching for "Apple iPhone was launched" on https://nokiadesignarchive.aalto.fi/index.html leading with some clicks to https://nokiadesignarchive.aalto.fi/index.
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that's an issue world wide and it's based on extremists abusing targeted advertisement and disinformation in individualized media. orthogonal to schooling.
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I personally.think the solution to the maga craze and polarization is a proportional representation instead of first past the post. oh and control over individualized media and their individualized political campaigning, built on disinform
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could be worse, much worse. do you have something specific in mind?
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as others said: Schullaufbahnentscheidung vierte Klasse (at the age of 9 years for most Students)
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or four (adding Gesamtschule) but yes, the what she's talking about.
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do you see the difference of "government schools" in contrast to curricula elaborated by democratically elected boards? especially in a country with proportional representation, which reflects into said boards? also the controver
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ah! the walking bike aka "toddler balance bike" is making the jump over the pond! over here (Europe) we give one of those to our 2-3y olds. when they get their first real bike about 1-2 y later, they just get on the bike and star
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the vatican site link is to the most recent version (including the abolishment of the capital punishment in 2017) https://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/__P7Z.HTM my point was that "other matter", the li
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yah, Prof. TikTok (and Dr. FB before that), personally targeting political views, that's magic. can't blame schooling for that. it's rather _despite_ schooling. and it happens worldwide (thus my wild guess about TikTok an
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hehe, yes I absolutely agree partitioning schooling is a bad idea. It's much smarter to have shared learning and make a difference inside a class "Binnendifferenzierung" and it's also much smarter to create GATE gifted
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oh, I agree "Länderhoheit", state level control of curricula, was one of the weaker ideas in German education. East Germany got that that much better. Finland had sent envoys to East Germany and copied their system (not the curr
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well, the German constitutional court thinks it does follow, indeed, and they are much smarter than I am in their argument: https://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de/entscheidungen/rk200... In a nutshell, only schooling
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