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yeukhon
13y ago
I wouldn't really want to get into speculating the teacher. But we do have to be conservative on this topic. There are two cases: 1. the daughter had hidden her saddness really really well when she was in her classroom (she still get A
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yeukhon
13y ago
Although I am from NYC I have very little idea on how their certification works. What I do know is all my CS teachers back in HS are "qualified" (however you want to put it). They either have a degree in CS (one of them does), or
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yeukhon
13y ago
Well same is true for any class right? haha. the question is, why would we want someone no experience with programming to teach programming class to our kids?
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yeukhon
13y ago
How does he get through the course certification? Shouldn't he has to demonstrate he has the qualification to teach CS class? Is this a high school from a small town? I'd imagine in NYC this could mean firing the school's pri
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yeukhon
13y ago
It used to be C++ for AP Computer Science, no? Anyhow. It used to be C++ for my high school and just a year or two before I was a freshman (that was 2006) it became Java.
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yeukhon
13y ago
None of that said she actually did. The previous sentence said she was suggesting all these options to her daughter. edit here: "I consulted with friends — female developers — and talked to my daughter about how to handle the situa
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yeukhon
13y ago
EDIT Seems like people generally are agreeing with my interpretation. I am rewriting my comment. First, it seems to me that she simply told her daughters what she could do. When her daughter said no the mother just left it to her daug
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yeukhon
13y ago
Really nice. Here is how I think about security automation in the future. On top of web security in the web console, Plug-n-Hack (PnH) is a Mozilla initiaited protocol allows security tools to interact with the browser as if you were making
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yeukhon
13y ago
Just a few days ago I was talking to people about JSON support in 9.2 and how I was excited about the upcoming 9.3 release with more built-in support for JSON (I wasn't aware of the release date though). Here we are.
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yeukhon
13y ago
As a responsible hospital, I will have to ensure your software will work 99% of the time and that if anything goes wrong you'd be paying the loss. That's a dangerous field to get into.
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Today at Mozilla
(imgur.com)
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yeukhon
13y ago
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yeukhon
13y ago
It is lame to you, but not lame to many people. You might enjoy your coffee shop wifi but I prefer a super fast fiber connection that allows me to download a 3GB file in less than two minutes because I need that speed to accomplish my work.
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yeukhon
13y ago
It's important to note that his team happened to have a workweek when he was still an intern. For me, our team will be in Paris in a week or two but I am already out so it's something not every intern can get. But I think it'
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yeukhon
13y ago
(disclaimer: summer intern here) It doesn't matter how MOCO spends money. If no one want to bid the search engine list on Firefox, then most of the revenue will be gone and MOCO cannot operate anymore. FxOS market is not going to gener
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yeukhon
13y ago
That's playing word Nazi.
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yeukhon
13y ago
This is stupid. Someone downvoted you just because you called it not a popular browser. Man. HN is becoming shit.
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yeukhon
13y ago
Any benefit for expanding the periodic table given these are "man-made" (which I believe could exist elsewhere in the universe...)?
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yeukhon
13y ago
Because people want to have fun with comments? Why does the comment feature on HN still exist after this silly "is sexist" discussion? Oh right, having fun.
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My manager says your buttons are too small (2012)
(code.google.com)
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yeukhon
13y ago
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yeukhon
13y ago
You are being cynical.
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yeukhon
13y ago
Yes and no. If you salted a plaintext using any hash algorithm, the biggest advantage is on the population, not an individual password; so yes, it is irrelevant for any single password. If you have comprised a database, and you are interest
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yeukhon
13y ago
Honestly, nobody should use SQLite even for testing your application. If you are going to run PSQL or MySQL, please install that DB and run tests on them. SQLite or other DBMS have a lot of incomparability. I would consider SQLite if I just
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yeukhon
13y ago
You understand to create a repo you issue one command, regardless of whether you use git or hg? Also, GitHub doesn't support Hg is a major drawback for a lot of people. Git has a relatively higher learning curve, although certain commands i
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yeukhon
15y ago
This is great. I'd like to attend, but as an undergraduate not sure how much can I do with classmates as I imagine most people have been coding for a long time. Yet, Hacker school sounds like an awesome place to go to right after college.