Where I live Verizon and AT&T compete for faster speeds by shouting louder signals across the city - in turn obfuscating the competitor's routers' discussion
Did Conficker's authors DDOS trafficconverter.biz? What was the big picture of owning several teraFLOPS of power of hacked home PCs? Probably more than selling SpyProtect 2009.
Learning to code is like learning a second language.
Speaking from experience, I learned c# in elementary, and, yes, it's like a native language to me (albeit structured, not natural, still). Not so with C++ or Spanish.
... but then, kids who are interested in making their own computer programs should be allowed to do so
I think this is what the prime minister is trying to argue: most 11-year-olds just lack the cognitive functions to engineer software. It doesn't mean they can't write code, just not engineering software, because software engineering requires an architect, designer, lead programmer, and night-shift-programmer.
A UNIX saleslady, Lenore,
Enjoys work, but she likes the beach more.
She found a good way
To combine work and play:
She sells C shells by the seashore
http://www.indigo.org/humor/un...
I'm 15. At my high school, adolescents are just beginning to realize that they have the ability to genuinely think for their own in the creative arts. This skill is important in life.
In conjunction with free thought, concentration, deep memory, and logical reasoning can be gained from chess. Make a chess club at a school, then a few nerds will come and play, more non-nerds will come to socialize, and soon you'll be inculcating the cognitive milestones taught in chess to an entire generation.
It's not about what skills high-school students need. It's about what thought processes they need.
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Black holes are where God divided by zero.
if anything reached the center of one, that is, in a finite amount of time
0 / 0 is the union of all real and non-real numbers
1*(0^2)/1*(0^1)
1*(0^1)/1*(0^0)
If 0^0 = 1, then 0/0 = 1
every expression can have multiple results, contradictory rules kill both results.
Java used to come with a nice search engine when you click the 'recommended' install button.
to the end of your URI.
Google has become useless other than for clueless teens.
Actually, clueless teens are used by google to hone advertisement-matching skills against all.
try using logic to convince someone to use logic
Where I live Verizon and AT&T compete for faster speeds by shouting louder signals across the city - in turn obfuscating the competitor's routers' discussion
https://firstlook.org/theinter...
think of the children!
Did Conficker's authors DDOS trafficconverter.biz? What was the big picture of owning several teraFLOPS of power of hacked home PCs? Probably more than selling SpyProtect 2009.
Learning to code is like learning a second language.
Speaking from experience, I learned c# in elementary, and, yes, it's like a native language to me (albeit structured, not natural, still). Not so with C++ or Spanish.
... but then, kids who are interested in making their own computer programs should be allowed to do so
I think this is what the prime minister is trying to argue: most 11-year-olds just lack the cognitive functions to engineer software. It doesn't mean they can't write code, just not engineering software, because software engineering requires an architect, designer, lead programmer, and night-shift-programmer.
A UNIX saleslady, Lenore, Enjoys work, but she likes the beach more. She found a good way To combine work and play: She sells C shells by the seashore http://www.indigo.org/humor/un...
Megahertz*hours don't perspire from the leaves of trees
Methinks the photo is about beauty on the epic scale.
Critical thinking is what 'adults' have: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
and self-organise
positive reinforcement beats negative anyday - at least when used to motivate
that's what adolescence is for
I'm a 15-year-old programmer and learned how to fit in yesterday. So true.
no... take a simple game, break one line of code (but leave the comments) and have them fix it
I'm 15. At my high school, adolescents are just beginning to realize that they have the ability to genuinely think for their own in the creative arts. This skill is important in life. In conjunction with free thought, concentration, deep memory, and logical reasoning can be gained from chess. Make a chess club at a school, then a few nerds will come and play, more non-nerds will come to socialize, and soon you'll be inculcating the cognitive milestones taught in chess to an entire generation. It's not about what skills high-school students need. It's about what thought processes they need.
I'm 15. "Programming" = formulas in excel at my magnet ECHS/STEM dual-credit high school tied with 2 colleges.