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xorfish
10y ago
Make the courses harder to pass. If you filter out a lot of students early on, you don't need to build new ones.
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10y ago
The ETH Zurich works that way. After you finished high school you can go there. (I'm not sure, but there might be some exception where you need to pass an exam) Depending on the course, 2/3 of the students will be gone after two s
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10y ago
Education should be cheap for everyone, otherwise this will only get worse. Additionally everyone that has finished High School should be accepted into any state-funded university. You can seed out the unqualified students during the first
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xorfish
10y ago
I get the vibe that the author thinks that AMD will just launch a 8c/16t processor. But AMD will launch an entire lineup, from the 8c/16t high end processor to at least a 4c/4t model. That said, 500$ for a 8c/16t CPU see
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10y ago
Petition only work if there is actual political power behind them. There is at least one country that allows petitions to force a referendum on any law. Switzerland. Naturally such a system develops to a consensus democracy. The reason beei
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10y ago
I don't know exactly to what the 24000 number refers to. Solus Project does already have 5000 packages in the repos. I think that is quite an accomplishment for a pretty small team of 3-4 people with some help from the community.
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10y ago
I don't see the connection. I didn't say that they have more packages, just that they have very good packaging tooling that makes it simple to make consistent packages.
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> Packaging is a complicated task and isn't as automatable as you'd think I think the Solus guys would have a word with you. Even with no packaging experience it is pretty simple to create a package for Solus Project. Here a sh
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10y ago
Yea, I would be much more worried about smaller companies that gets more information about you than Facebook or google. Like a lot of "free" browser plugins. There was a talk at 33c3 about just that(Build your own NSA).
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https://media.ccc.de/v/33c3-8034-build_your_own_nsa#video&t=... It is really easy to identify a majority of users of such a dataset.