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by musername 12y ago
In practice though, aprentices are often seen as cheap labour and are not at all trained well, if the madter to the aprentice lacks time or is a drunkard or what have you. Especially in the simpler of proffesions, I fail to grasp the differ
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by musername 12y ago
> 80+ million people, fourth largest economy in the world. Based on what, GDP? Than it'd better be called efficient or sumsuch.
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by musername 12y ago
daimler is a multinational conglomerate, not simply a german company. globalisation yadda yadda yadda
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by musername 12y ago
the point with apprenticeship is, it asures a high level of quality as not everyone can get in. It's a form of secondary eduation and the selection process by employers simply ensures a high level of reliability (i'm idealizing, h
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by musername 12y ago
you shouldn't think the issue here is with an overbearing attitude in physics, the problem is just the categorisation of maths. I'd put it vice versa. since mathematics means the art of learning, literally, physics is a subfield o
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by musername 12y ago
No kidding, with all the jokes about the extroverted $scientist being the one looking at your shoes during a conversation. Then again, one can simply be friendly to everyone, without becoming close friends or assuming any liabilities. Fri
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by musername 12y ago
I see no reason pure modularization wouldn't achieve the same thing. In fact, that's what I took OOP to mean for a long time. But it doesn't need to be bound to the data, or mutable as in not functional. If member functions r
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by musername 12y ago
looks good on 4.3" indeed
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by musername 12y ago
> this is my experience whenever I argue against Object Oriented Programming (OOP): no matter what evidence I bring up for consideration, it is dismissed as irrelevant. This, I thought before even reading the article. I know that frust
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by musername 12y ago
interesting read but not really substantial, given that the theories are inconclusive. the observer effect is something i'd be more willing to believe, e.g. the relay assembly women might just increase productivity to be sufficient eno
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by musername 12y ago
it's state of the art in society. that is, because someone long ago discovered it working and society isn't pushed to try out better means, because the bad effects aren't overall noticably punishing enough for the pusher, iro