jmkirby

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by jmkirby 9y ago
Except.. compliance staff who want to use some ahem wonderful standards complaint reporting tool. There's just one solitary mention of Informix in the whole discussion, as I'm typing this. And that's a comment lumping Informi
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by jmkirby 9y ago
Actually for the air BnB rental, I think it would be real sweet to think of some way you can make procedural inputs from suggestions from the current guests, and send the resulting design to them in a choice of mug or mouse mat or tea cloth
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by jmkirby 9y ago
I'm old enough to have never been tested for dyslexia, because I scored high in average tests.. But come high school years, or in British sixth form studying for"A levels", I scored in the top decile for my class and for Appl
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by jmkirby 9y ago
I think I'm just echoing rb808's comment, below, who is more informative than I can be, but I originally thought to comment only that my impression without any kubernetes experience is that the likelihood is, based upon my impress
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by jmkirby 9y ago
My father spoke German and French, but it was the ability to receive French FM broadcasts on our southern coastal hilltop in England, which I think is the difference between my ability to understand the spoken languages. I was later, from h
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by jmkirby 9y ago
,>vastly underestimating the cognitive powers of young children. I have been wondering if education in a single language is not a inhibitor of development much beyond anything that we can presently suspect. My pathetic reading of history
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by jmkirby 9y ago
I can imagine there is benefit to the illusion of perfect mutual understanding between two men when both are considerably intoxicated. The likely defusing of circumstances otherwise liable to encourage violence, for example. But I have neve
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by jmkirby 9y ago
EWD 667 Dijkstra's "On the foolishness if natural language programming" "... the last decades have shown a sharp decline of people's mastery of their own language." I have immediately to mind, despite it's