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11mo ago
Fixing bugs before new code can shed interesting lights on how a dev team can become more effective.
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11mo ago
Imagine what the bees have been thinking of humans all this time - treating them like they can't process time.
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11mo ago
There is some realy valid things to consider here. The thing it leaves me wondering is how many kids from elementary through high school a child really keeps in touch with, and if college is currently the place where many students finally g
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11mo ago
That sounds about right. The only thing I’d add is there are too many institutions obsessed with growth (new buildings to name and dedicate) which means growing cashflow.
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11mo ago
Interesting link, thanks for sharing!
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11mo ago
Too many universities and colleges seem to love opening buildings to name them. AI might be a threat because it can't take up as many buildings as students?
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11mo ago
It's surprising because so many countries have taken billions from international students, mostly from one country, and is now blaming the the students for having parted with their money.
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11mo ago
Teaching will get to evolve when the subject matter is changing faster than the delivery mechanisms. Where the subject matter doesn't change as quickly.. might be in for some trouble. This article is kind of strange. I would title it &
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11mo ago
That's a fair point. Looking beyond it for a second, We see students carrying portable communication devices connected to social networks to follow algorithm curated feeds instead of interacting with humans. Maybe there's a way to
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11mo ago
None of which exist without making sure the organization isa bout sufficient cashflow from government, students, and industry. I shouldn't say it so simply, it might result in attempts to convolute it to distract from the fact that bur
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11mo ago
Many post secondaries are dependant on international student revenue and income to build all those new buildings to dedicate to the current president.
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11mo ago
Cash flow and profit do not have to be the same thing.
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11mo ago
Which universities aren't commercial and about cashflow?
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11mo ago
In person lectures delivered one way can be pretty non-social and non-interactive as well.
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11mo ago
Generally, it's easy to be unpopular with a healthy income rolling in. Most students go to school to improve their access to opportunity to uplift their current and future descendants. Yes, often economic uplifting is a part of that.
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11mo ago
Teaching isn't bi directional. Understanding before application are two different steps. The issues you're outlining can be solved by arranging technology to go through a process to satisfy the above. Still, instruction, and instr
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11mo ago
MooCs are just glorified long videos of classrooms from 20 years ago. I wouldn't trust a Jordan Peterson type to have impartial position on a sudden EdTech psychosis when: - he appears to have a relatively new online academy - selling
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11mo ago
This type of use while asking for annotations for all facts can be insightful to have the start of an informed conversation with a professional.
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11mo ago
Meaning, it's a way to keep old hardware running linux instead of being a phone.
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1y ago
It might not be a science experiment.
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1y ago
Depending on where personal/portable AI devices go, phones might be significantly different or not exist in 10 years as they do today. There might be a resurgence of some kind of device like a PC. Seeing iPadOS gain desktop features, a
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1y ago
Wouldn't be surprising, likely happened more when competition showed up.
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1y ago
It's not paranoid, it's more attack surfaces that don't need to be. Happy to read and learn more about the setups you've found helpful to do this.
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1y ago
This is the way. Leaving so many packages with unfettered access to your system is only so secure.
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1y ago
You can play youtube videos (ad free) as music on any chromecast device including chromecast homes with the microphone turned off. Also, when playing music you won't be hit with ads. Your setup can move with you wherever you are, home,
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1y ago
Real player was one of the first real video players, it wasn't a pain, it was a genuine addon. Flash, also almost came built into every browser. By the time both had gone away, HTML video built in was here. Of course, there were playe
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1y ago
I don't disagree. My statement is that monoliths are capable of containing microservices and modular code to power them.
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1y ago
It's hard enough to get all browsers to agree on standards in the same way, let alone staying on top of removing things that are there and might get discovered as being useful.
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1y ago
The majority of apple and android users can't run their own libre software, until libre software is as easy and seamless to use as the comparables.
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1y ago
Sync is a pretty core feature though for any such app, and it is paywalled for the many instead of the few who can figure it out for themselves.
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