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learc83
·il y a 5 ans·discuss
Still a bit early to celebrate. You really can’t trust aggregate review scores these days—even if you scan them with a 3rd party tool.
learc83
·il y a 6 ans·discuss
Blazor has 2 variants. The server side version works like liveview.
learc83
·il y a 6 ans·discuss
If steam would give me the ability to make it so that reviews from users on "unsupported" platforms didn't impact my score I'd be a lot more willing to do that.
learc83
·il y a 6 ans·discuss
We had recess when i was a kid too. It lasted for 15 minutes out of a nearly 8 hour day.
learc83
·il y a 6 ans·discuss
Most studies show that unless kids come from low income families the differences between kids who go to pre-k and kids who don't are gone by 3rd grade or so. And for low-income kids it's only advantageous if it's "high quality" preschool.

I can't for the life of me figure out why you would bother putting your kid through 6 hours a day of virtual pre-k, when you have to be right there to watch them anyway.
learc83
·il y a 6 ans·discuss
Kids can't learn all day long in a classroom. I don't know why we expect them to be able to do it remotely. School has always been 1/3 learning 2/3 baby sitting.

When my parents were kids, they only went to kindergarten for half a day.
learc83
·il y a 6 ans·discuss
Rust wants to be a serious contender for low level and embedded code. In those spaces sometimes you don't have much of a choice but to drop down into assembly.
learc83
·il y a 7 ans·discuss
Every small town in the south has a "downtown". Often it's the old area of town built up around the railroad tracks.
learc83
·il y a 7 ans·discuss
I've never heard of anything outside of a few edge cases doing anything like that here. It's definitely not the norm for upper-middle class kids.