sudioStudio64

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by sudioStudio64 12y ago
You are right. If impoverished areas aren't counted the US actually ranks quite high in education compared to other countries. Its inequality that stems from the historical precedents you mention that determine outcomes.
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by sudioStudio64 12y ago
Business people often mistake their success in one area as a validation of all their ideas. There is a kind of, and I really don't mean to sound condescending or accusatory, naïve optimism about the motives of other members of their cl
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by sudioStudio64 12y ago
The truth is that a lot of you refuse to learn how windows works at a deep level, at least as deep as you know UNIX. Then it doesn't work like UNIX... and then you're angry. I have seen similar horror stories from AWS customers. T
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by sudioStudio64 12y ago
The thing that would be interesting here is a browser that doesn't have to support internet explorer's backwards compatibility problems. That covers more than just the css quirks... A new browser would be able to take advantage of
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by sudioStudio64 12y ago
The thing that I learned from SICP isn't that functional is greater than OO, but that functional and OO are both design strategies that can assist you in designing a solution to a problem.
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by sudioStudio64 12y ago
I have to admit that I came to this thread to see if anyone accused Jordan Hubbard of not understanding the "Unix Way" when he mentioned that they need a subsystem like the one that must go unnamed on this and every other forum. G
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by sudioStudio64 12y ago
It's going to be hard to find an unbiased identification of the strengths and weaknesses of both. These kinds of things tend to bring out the definition of bias. Anyway, I like the first comments idea about a wiki. That would be helpfu