I worded my answer a bit wrongly.
In XML <person><name>Alice</name><age>30</age></person> is different from <person name="Alice" age="30" /> and they will never (de)serialize to each other. The original example by the articles author with the person is somewhat misguided.
They do contain the same bits of data, but represent different things and when designing your dtd / xsd you have to decide when to use attributes and when to use child elements.
The same data can be portrayed in two different ways.
And that is issue why? The specification decided which one you use and what do you need. For some things you consider things as attributes and for some things they are child elements.
JSON doesn’t even have attributes.
I would’ve said Minecraft, but M$ unilaterally removed my account even though I bought it when Mojang still advertised it as keep forever.
I fear that the owls checkbook decides the outcome.
I’ve been pretty depressed after my burnout few years ago and have been unable to enjoy programming ever since. It’s my profession though so I still do it, but outside of the professional stuff I’ve only had a 1 month this year where I could enjoy sitting on a computer at home and to do some actual coding. Outside of coding there’s a lot of pondering, designing, and analysing related to development that I still do and enjoy, but it’s exhausting after working.
I guess I should turn the telemetry on so they’d see I’m using it on linux. Muh privacy
So you saw the vote for these three suggested names:
And decided that Filey McFileface won?
Joo siis leviää Saksassa ja Euroopassa. Myös Puolassa ja Saksassa.
Sometimes 95 is the best sometimes you just want 10. Simple as
95, 7, XP, 2000, 10
Rest I can’t really grade although 98 maybe before 2000
I feel dirty typing this on the google flick keyboard ever since 2016. Glad there’s finally some open source alternatives.
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Turdas töihin sieltä sä oot taas selannu sopulia koko aamupäivän.
Veikkaan, että täällä on oikeastikin tapahtunut enemmän linuxiin siirtymisiä (itsekin tuttujen kanssa joukossa), mutta 19% kuulostaa ihan järjettömältä. Tuli pari kuukautta takaperin jopa uimahallin saunassa vastaan puheenaiheena, kun tuo windows 11:n tpm vaatimus esti jonkun vanhemman herran läppärin päivityksen.
Itsellä opensuse tumbleweed pyörii mukavasti ja en ole kertaakaan joutunut käynnistämään windowsia sitten vuoden alun jolloin tähän siirryin. Steamin proton oli varmaan itselle se tärkein, kun jonkin verran vapaa-ajalla pelailen pelejä ja pelit ei vielä 5 vuotta sitten toimineet tarpeeksi hyvin linuksilla.
”Tämä on hyvin merkittävä tulonlähde kaupungille, jolla kaupunki voi tehdä esimerkiksi pysäköinninvalvontaa ja elintarvikevalvontaa”, Pesu sanoo.
Vähän huvittavaa, että mainostauluilla maksetaan lappuliisojen palkat ilmeisesti.
I think there’s a little bit of a confusion of what the immersion here means and that it’s somehow only teaching in the target language. What usually is meant with immersion is that the learner has constant exposure to the target language, not just in the classroom. This would mean that the people you daily interact with and your daily routines would have continuous instances where you have to use the target language.
When you’re quoting some professor, they’re absolutely right that many educational institutes have already structured the information and created easily approachable courses that help learners to learn quicker, but with language learning you have to really ask what is your goal. For a lot of people they are completely fine to “learn” a language to a point where they can read something and translate it to their native language. But for more serious learners the end goal is that they’re able to think and use the langage fluently without any intermediate translation happening in between and for that only way to really practice is to use the target language.
You’re then bringing up a memory aids for learning languages and that you can use that to quickly convey information and again it’s absolutely correct that for an English speaker, having memory aids and things told in English is much more easier to remember, but it doesn’t actually help you think in French. Sure you may pass some exam easier, but it’s not very useful long term.
Teaching in the target language is very much preferred, except for complete beginners. If you are taking class for complete beginners, it’s very helpful to have key grammar topics and core vocabulary taught in a common language, but after that learners should be encouraged to use the target language at all times. Rather than switching to common language to ask what something means for example, it’s much better to ask in target language and get it explained in it as well as it reinforces what you have already learnt. Sure this might feel slower, but good instructors shouldn’t have issues to impart grammar or vocabulary to a learner.
It’s always don’t kill them. How do I get more spiders damn it?
Funnily enough this made me read diagonally from bottom left to top right very well.
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