derBaumstamm

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   by derBaumstamm 15y ago

   I can testify to that. When I worked in SFUSD they had just adopted a new Algebra 1 text book that was probably four times as big as the books in our days. The book was full of random full-page images of things like giraffes. I remember
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   by derBaumstamm 15y ago

   Knack for Teachers failure seems indicative of a larger trend in the start-up world, the explosion of doomed-to-fail start-ups founded by mediocre programmers with no understanding of their target market. These founders believe that their
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   by derBaumstamm 15y ago

   This is a strange discussion. The topic of this article is not communism but Marx's predictions that industrial capitalism would become unsustainable. The author clearly states he does not see communism as the solution.
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   by derBaumstamm 15y ago

   Cautious optimism? One of the shared flaws of great teachers seems to be an irrational insistence on seeing good intentions in the actions of men. Maybe this failing is the result of so much exposure to the innocent nobility of children, y
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   by derBaumstamm 15y ago

   Yet further proof that colleges are reverting back to playpens for the children of the wealthy. This can be rectified: 1. Found free and open schools, research labs, and workshops, i.e. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackerspace . 2. Encour