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Ask HN: Marketing/Branding Programs
8 points by tapatio 3y ago|1 comments
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by tapatio 3y ago
How were they pushed extremely hard? Private tutors? What else?
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by tapatio 3y ago
I fully support kids being able to advance as quickly as they can or want to. The current system does not support that.
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by tapatio 3y ago
What do we practice then? In this country if you work harder/smarter, you are more successful.
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by tapatio 3y ago
Why do we all need to be impacted by the "bad for education" areas? Maybe kids that are ready can just start going to college earlier or even skip high school altogether. Yes, they'll have to pay but a community college will
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by tapatio 3y ago
That might not be a bad idea. But it still doesn't solve the problem of some people learning/advancing quicker than others.
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by tapatio 3y ago
Yup. There should be fast tracks and slow tracks. If I already know the material, I get to advance. No need to hold everyone back.
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by tapatio 3y ago
We practice equal opportunity in the USA. They should move to Russia or some other commie country to practice equal outcome.
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by tapatio 3y ago
A kid takes a French class. Can he speak French afterwards? Can he read/write in French? I guess that's how you'd know if he learned it. Is that a test? I guess so but I'd like to see grades take a backseat to actual lea
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by tapatio 3y ago
Just get rid of GPAs and grading altogether. If a kid wants to learn algebra, support them. Why does everything have to be dumbed down to the lowest common denominator?
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by tapatio 3y ago
This would be a huge liability for the land owner: 1. Slip and falls. 2. Forrest fires. 3. Trashing the place.
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by tapatio 3y ago
And imaginary ;)
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by tapatio 3y ago
It's actually a very simple explanation if you have a solid background in trig and complex numbers.
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by tapatio 3y ago
Great write up! That explanation seems so much simpler than what was in my Signals and Systems book.
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by tapatio 3y ago
Simple. It's a gift for a kid's bday party.
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by tapatio 3y ago
Ah, makes sense. Thanks!
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by tapatio 3y ago
Ok, so this is like Camunda?
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by tapatio 3y ago
And Quantum Metrics is a good example of how to do it wrong - no easy way to export and/or migrate. Vendor lock-in sucks.
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by tapatio 3y ago
What happened to the previous company that you raised $100M for? Is it a SaaS? Is it still operating?
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by tapatio 3y ago
How is this different from Strapi? How can a query for data using logical operators? Example: GET all log entries from 1/1/2022 until 1/1/2023 AND created by Joe OR Mary
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by tapatio 3y ago
How come I don't see any older (Model S) Teslas on the road? What happened to all of them?
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by tapatio 4y ago
I guess they always have, but now it’s fresh techie blood.
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by tapatio 4y ago
SF politicians now have blood on their hands, question is, will they do anything about it?
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by tapatio 4y ago
Lol. Have you been to cities with multi-purpose zoning? Factories next to houses? It's nasty.
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by tapatio 4y ago
The graphics are impressive. Specifically, I've never seen someone fold a "bit surface" in half like that. I've also never seen a ladder view. Assuming Andrei Ciobanu himself posted this, how did you come up with those v
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by tapatio 4y ago
So true!!!
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by tapatio 4y ago
https://www.germany.info/us-en/service/03-Citizenship/german...
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by tapatio 4y ago
It also makes logical sense. Why would you let go of a 10X engineer? You'd have to be an idiot.
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by tapatio 4y ago
Garbage article.
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by tapatio 4y ago
90 day "credit" terms are typical across many industries. Yes, it sucks, but also, it's a reason to not over extend yourself while trying to get to the next level.

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