peterder

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   by peterder 2y ago

   Patton Oswalt has a bit on this and its too true. The problem with the DMV isn't the DMV or its employees... its the general public who can't be bothered to read basic instructions.
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   by peterder 3y ago

   There's a lot of sensor-integrated parts that are difficult or impossible to repair and very expensive to replace.
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   by peterder 10y ago

   Depends. I spent some time teaching high school students. A large portion of them will not write any code after taking the class. Teaching them how to install and configure an IDE is a pretty useless skill in that context. Instead, even i
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   by peterder 10y ago

   As a former volunteer CS instructor (for high school students), the cloud IDEs were great for use on school owned hardware that got wiped randomly, often had boot issues, etc. As long as the students had a working machine, they'd be ab
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   by peterder 11y ago

   This organization can probably help her directly with the prosthetic hands: http://www.ln-4.org/