hollandheese

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by hollandheese 1y ago
Your argument was utterly absurd on its own, no strawmanning was needed. Your followup here is also absurd and shows your complete lack of understanding of mathematics and its history.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
I think you mean literal successor. It's descended from NeXT's codebase. Mac OS X 10.0 was basically NeXTSTEP 6 with Apple logos, Carbon and a Mac OS 9 VM.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
>Don't. Calculus is going to become as obsolete and antiquated as studying Euclid's Elements Yeah, as antiquated and obsolete that we basically have every high school student do it in the United States. You know, the class we c
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Huh? Blue books are typically used for essays and are graded whole. I've never seen anyone attempt blue books for anything else.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
>I miss WebOS when it was strictly under Palm. It could have really been something. Why they didn't embrace multitouch screens I haven't a clue, it was the one thing that baffled me. Huh? WebOS was Palm embracing multitouch scr
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Say you're on the road with a vegetarian and the only place to stop is a fast food burger place. If that fast food place has a fake meat burger on the menu then they'll get a sale from the vegetarian.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Like I said, it's the typical HS Precalculus class. So, it's the level above Algebra 2.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
>plenty of the people in it would already know a lot of the material that's covered (so why not ditch?) Their test scores show that they don't already know a lot of the material that's covered. >Isn't it basically
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by hollandheese 1y ago
You are much closer to a special case than you think. Average attendance in my and my colleagues Math 101 classes is around 30% by mid semester.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
>No, they were not. They were literally a scaled down version of their respective regular sized counterparts, the 13 Mini had the same cameras, SOC, memory, screen quality and storage options as the regular 13 [0], yet its sales success
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by hollandheese 1y ago
To get into the very top schools, but to get a good education it's vastly more than enough. Honestly, to the California State University and University of California system high school GPA doesn't matter at all. All you have to do
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by hollandheese 1y ago
>I kind of wish I didn't try the same upgrade on a iBook G3, though... Oh god. Those were the worst things ever to upgrade the hard drive. Just reading this gave me a nightmare flashback to having to keep track of all the different
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by hollandheese 1y ago
I'm sorry, but no. Apple was a quite stable company in 2001 before the iPod. It was saved from bankruptcy with the iMac and the early Jobs era of Macs. The iPod helped rocket Apple to the stratosphere, but the company would have been f
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by hollandheese 1y ago
No, you can't. Not with any of the Consumer versions. You have to do the workarounds to not have your initial account be an online account.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
There's literally options in taskbar settings to change that. You don't need another program.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
>I wonder if any of BeOS ended up on my current WebOS powered LG TV. I bet someone here knows. None at all. Palm split into two companies in 2003, PalmOne and PalmSource. PalmOne handled the hardware and PalmSource handled the software.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Surprisingly, about 1000 times if that was all you spent your adult life doing.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
That's just not true. The screens on average have gotten better but not by that much. Still to this day, people will say that the Kindle Voyage still has the best screen of an e-ink device and well it came out just over 10 years ago.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
>don't know that they necessarily know how any better than the administrators. If someone is doing something day in and day out, they do gain knowledge on what works and doesn't work. So just by doing that the professors typica
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Even autistic people can be jerks. Elon Musk doesn't have empathy because he's an asshole not because he's autistic. No one I've heard is saying Musk is an asshole because he's autistic. It's Musk himself that&
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Honestly that just seems more of a case that 18 year olds shouldn't be allowed to drive. If you're not old enough to smoke or drink alcohol, you're not old enough to operate heavy machinery that can kill people.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
I think a partial reason for that is a ton of cars put 80 in the middle of the dial speedometer. So, it's bizarrely easier to see your speed accurately if you're going over the speed limit.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Except you can't really understand statistics without calculus.
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by hollandheese 1y ago
Sorry no. You are misrepresenting what's happening. Other departments use beginning math classes as a way of weeding out students they feel won't succeed in their fields because they can't pass basic mathematics classes. Most
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by hollandheese 2y ago
Notion is not in anyway whatsoever in the same category as OneNote. Tell me when it has handwriting support.
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by hollandheese 2y ago
No, they won't adjust. The students won't watch the recorded videos or do the readings. That's why we have to lecture live. Then even if we get great students that will do the readings and watch the videos so we can do a flip
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by hollandheese 2y ago
Pretty much everyone but the actual students agree that would be better. We can't do that since the students typically refuse to do the necessary prep.
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by hollandheese 2y ago
A professor's lecture notes would never be good notes for a student to learn from. They are simply reminders to the professor to talk about certain topics that they know the ins and outs of. Half the time my lecture notes consist of a
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by hollandheese 2y ago
Not even Microsoft cares about that anymore. MAS would've been shutdown years upon years ago if they did.
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by hollandheese 2y ago
I'm still going to say that Windows 2000 and below had the best Start Menus. The XP/Vista/7 Start Menus were way too busy.

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