Let's all jump on this kids back. Don't mind that siri happily serves up a list a schools and lets not mention that a school shooting is such a big threat in america because its so easy to pull off. In the words of dr strangelove, it requires only the will to do so.
This is s common lie many school administrators will tell you, but it is patently true. The article itself stated that the non-vaxed are among the most educated in the country. How do you think they got their?
Your education level and intelligence are not related. Some of the most educated people in the world are as thick as pig shit.
Yeah, but they aren't the first party games being put out to sell their console and the ones that ninty hardware can handle usually make it over a year or so late. Also there are 250+ games in the mario franchise alone ( https://www.mariowiki.com/Mari... ) not even fifa could compete with that.
Who had the weird idea that kid locations should go into a database?
If I made such a system, I'd make it so the kid location is sent directly to the parent's device (phone or pc). No intermediary. (Other than the network itself, but encryption prevents snooping there.) No cloud. No company server somewhere.
Yeah, but then how would you sell that data to third parties?
YouTube's automated system doesn't require a DMCA claim to be submitted, it's an entirely internal system.
I wonder why more people don't put out claims against media from the larger companies through these forms, subjecting them to potentially the same random takedowns and de-monetization that other YouTubers have to live with...
I wonder why someone hasn't abused the shit out of that form and written some kind of script that files like 10 for every single video on youtube. See if they look at their system again after that.
Good points. I'm not trying to say unless a teacher creates every piece of everything from scratch then they suck, someone who actually insisted on doing that would probably be just as bad. It's all about balance at the end of the day. All I was really trying to say is there's more to teaching than most people give it credit for. As you have some experience of it I assume you know you have to be adaptable and sometimes your lesson is going to go out the window, now expand that to all day everyday lol.
> lessons come pre planned and differentiated etc etc etc.
Think about what they teach in public school, as opposed to college. Arithmetic, reading, basic civics like "how a bill becomes a law".
They are teaching the same thing that 100,000 other schools are teaching at the same time, and the same thing they taught last year, and the year before, and they decade before. Algebra hasn't changed. Heck Schoolhouse Rock "I'm Just a Bill" is still better than whatever lesson most teachers would come up with and it's from 1976. So yeah those lessons do come pre-planned. If you're making your own lessons instead of using the lessons 100,000 other teachers are using for the topic, you're doing it wrong.
> assignments just appear and are magically marked
Uhm yeah there's this thing called a "computer". When I was in grade school it was called "Scantron". Now it's called the "form" tag.
Like I said it depends on subject on and level and yeah math is math, but what bits of math do you teach in what lessons to what students? If you just plan one set of math lessons and deliver that on repeat regardless then you would be a shit teacher.
You would more than likely use a computer to make an assignment but there's a bit more to it than writing a question at the top of a page and leaving it there.
If you just use other people's stuff then you are doing it wrong. Maybe that's why people always say the american public education system is shit, maybe they are just doing it wrong. I mean, I can make a functional website by cutting and pasting code from the web together but that doesn't make a developer and if it does, not a good one.
There's a lot more to teaching than just standing at the front of a room and talking at kids. Well, if you want to be a good teacher anyway.
Texas teachers are required to work six hours a day, 187 days per year. That's not terrible.
I don't know what it likes in texas but here teachers generally work 3x the hours the actually teach. Unless you think reports write them selves, assignments just appear and are magically marked, lessons come pre planned and differentiated etc etc etc. Obviously it varies with subject and level but the idea that teachers only work while they teach is a stupid as saying soldiers only work when they fight.
Once those are gone, the HR department will be gutted (hallelujah) - and that's about 90% useless women. Even if the non-office jobs go, the HR department will still severely reduced.
HR will find a way to protect themselves and probably even manage to come out with some more hires.
- 2 Concervative Supreme Court Justices
- Massive number of conservative federal judges
- Bitch slap to China trade practices after decades of "professional" politicians turning a blind eye
- Best economy - well ever actually
- Massive cuts to ridiculous regulation and trade barriers
- NATO members are scared enough to actually start investing in their militaries again.
- Actually supporting Vets instead of patting them on the head and letting them die waiting on medical appointments
You forgot to add
-Biggest joke ever for entire world
All those "accomplishments"? Trump is a big believer of taking the credit when it ain't broken and blaming you when it breaks.
Slashdot Mirror
I was going to say the Daily Mail too, thanks for the example.
The daily fail doesn't count. For anything.
He follows the UK standard practice of using Fahrenheit for high temperatures and Celsius for lows.
Ummm, that isn't a UK standard practice.
To goal is the get control back from your smart assistants.
Just get rid of them, easy peasy.
Let's all jump on this kids back. Don't mind that siri happily serves up a list a schools and lets not mention that a school shooting is such a big threat in america because its so easy to pull off. In the words of dr strangelove, it requires only the will to do so.
This is s common lie many school administrators will tell you, but it is patently true. The article itself stated that the non-vaxed are among the most educated in the country. How do you think they got their?
Your education level and intelligence are not related. Some of the most educated people in the world are as thick as pig shit.
Yeah, but they aren't the first party games being put out to sell their console and the ones that ninty hardware can handle usually make it over a year or so late. Also there are 250+ games in the mario franchise alone ( https://www.mariowiki.com/Mari... ) not even fifa could compete with that.
By what metric are they the top developer?
Repolishing the same decades old turd and sniffing used undergarment.
Credit where it's due they are the masters of that. EA look on in awe.
it's already an old nvidia shield tablet being sold with a smaller screen at twice the price.
Nintendo,the ultimate utter nickle and diming bastards, reselling the same shit over and over.
Don't forget their £80 packs of cardboard.
lmao yeah that's why everybody's buying it and everybody's loving it. You retard.
So you don't have an underpowered console and oversized handheld?
By what metric are they the top developer?
Everything else like having an hybrid portable plus TV system is just Nintendo advancing the console industry as they have always done.
Here, have something that's the worst of both worlds.
It may be the opposite. I was not expecting someone attacking an AC just because tells a guy he's not right.
You're either sarcastic or new lol
Congratulations, you are not in the target market for the product.
The target audience being kids and nintendo fanboys. Oh wait here comes a new batch of the same games again.
Yeah, but you have these people with cams inside their home??
I work for a CCTV manufactuerr. I have access to the code. I control the access to them, it's not "cloud" based but they can be remoted.
I have cams all over the outside of my house and property. But no way in hell am I putting them inside.
Just don't put the feed on the internet. Easy peasy.
Who had the weird idea that kid locations should go into a database?
If I made such a system, I'd make it so the kid location is sent directly to the parent's device (phone or pc). No intermediary. (Other than the network itself, but encryption prevents snooping there.) No cloud. No company server somewhere.
Yeah, but then how would you sell that data to third parties?
YouTube's automated system doesn't require a DMCA claim to be submitted, it's an entirely internal system.
I wonder why more people don't put out claims against media from the larger companies through these forms, subjecting them to potentially the same random takedowns and de-monetization that other YouTubers have to live with...
I wonder why someone hasn't abused the shit out of that form and written some kind of script that files like 10 for every single video on youtube. See if they look at their system again after that.
When do you get the khakis?
Much bigger
Good points. I'm not trying to say unless a teacher creates every piece of everything from scratch then they suck, someone who actually insisted on doing that would probably be just as bad. It's all about balance at the end of the day. All I was really trying to say is there's more to teaching than most people give it credit for. As you have some experience of it I assume you know you have to be adaptable and sometimes your lesson is going to go out the window, now expand that to all day everyday lol.
> lessons come pre planned and differentiated etc etc etc.
Think about what they teach in public school, as opposed to college. Arithmetic, reading, basic civics like "how a bill becomes a law".
They are teaching the same thing that 100,000 other schools are teaching at the same time, and the same thing they taught last year, and the year before, and they decade before. Algebra hasn't changed. Heck Schoolhouse Rock "I'm Just a Bill" is still better than whatever lesson most teachers would come up with and it's from 1976. So yeah those lessons do come pre-planned. If you're making your own lessons instead of using the lessons 100,000 other teachers are using for the topic, you're doing it wrong.
> assignments just appear and are magically marked
Uhm yeah there's this thing called a "computer". When I was in grade school it was called "Scantron". Now it's called the "form" tag.
Like I said it depends on subject on and level and yeah math is math, but what bits of math do you teach in what lessons to what students? If you just plan one set of math lessons and deliver that on repeat regardless then you would be a shit teacher.
You would more than likely use a computer to make an assignment but there's a bit more to it than writing a question at the top of a page and leaving it there.
If you just use other people's stuff then you are doing it wrong. Maybe that's why people always say the american public education system is shit, maybe they are just doing it wrong. I mean, I can make a functional website by cutting and pasting code from the web together but that doesn't make a developer and if it does, not a good one.
There's a lot more to teaching than just standing at the front of a room and talking at kids. Well, if you want to be a good teacher anyway.
Texas teachers are required to work six hours a day, 187 days per year. That's not terrible.
I don't know what it likes in texas but here teachers generally work 3x the hours the actually teach. Unless you think reports write them selves, assignments just appear and are magically marked, lessons come pre planned and differentiated etc etc etc. Obviously it varies with subject and level but the idea that teachers only work while they teach is a stupid as saying soldiers only work when they fight.
Once those are gone, the HR department will be gutted (hallelujah) - and that's about 90% useless women. Even if the non-office jobs go, the HR department will still severely reduced.
HR will find a way to protect themselves and probably even manage to come out with some more hires.
Nah, con men never deliver. Trump actually does.
- 2 Concervative Supreme Court Justices - Massive number of conservative federal judges - Bitch slap to China trade practices after decades of "professional" politicians turning a blind eye - Best economy - well ever actually - Massive cuts to ridiculous regulation and trade barriers - NATO members are scared enough to actually start investing in their militaries again. - Actually supporting Vets instead of patting them on the head and letting them die waiting on medical appointments
You forgot to add
-Biggest joke ever for entire world
All those "accomplishments"? Trump is a big believer of taking the credit when it ain't broken and blaming you when it breaks.
We elected an alpha male.
You elected a conman pretending to be a paper tiger.
Big US companies sell out US and then wonder why later nothing can be built in the US? Thanks guys.
It's only because they didn't want to pay you. Now the ones that are left are slowly being swapped out for robot workers.....built in china.