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by hc 17y ago
i don't believe you have shown that how much students think they will learn doesn't play a role in their college choices. they choose based on the information they have available; the criteria you mentioned contribute to an idea of how effe
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by hc 17y ago
"Things got bad when credentialism surpassed education as the primary function of college. If you want evidence of this, consider the criteria for the US News & World Report college rankings: Peer assessment, student selectivity, facult
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by hc 17y ago
the phrenologists were right all along.
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by hc 17y ago
did you read this? the focus of the article is not on people who "feel burdened" by high IQs; it is about possible negative side effects of intelligence. (isn't this what _you_ get paid to think about? this comment is hilariously ironic...)
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by hc 18y ago
this is the sort of thing that always happens when someone sufficiently unprincipled realizes just how superficial the majority of people are, and decides to exploit it. dubai is windows vista.
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by hc 18y ago
this code does not work. it tests if the graph is a tree, not a directed acyclic graph.
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"Is P Versus NP Formally Independent?" (2003)(scottaaronson.com)
4 points by hc 18y ago|1 comments
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by hc 18y ago
the suggested heuristic obviously works only if a measurable segment of people of profession x practice their trade for fun. but, it seems credible to me in the case of writing software (and not so much for mopping floors).
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by hc 18y ago
clearly, this post was supposed to be called "Microsoft is not a web design company." indeed it is not.
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by hc 18y ago
what does that mean?
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by hc 18y ago
this sort of thing is known as argument ad hominem.
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by hc 18y ago
just to be clear, this article is hardly about hunter college high school, and hchs is not a cram school. the subject is a "cram school"-type afterschool program to prepare students for the hchs entrance examination.
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by hc 18y ago
would love to see this algorithm in reverse
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by hc 18y ago
this seems like a really boneheaded idea considering that search engine ranking algorithms penalize broken links
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by hc 18y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Chazelle