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I was almost expecting some kind of geeky comparison joke. Something like "A chinese mother won't allow you to mount".
Really? It's working for me. What's broken?
Ну, слава б-гу, что не su. So they won't override (overwrite?!) my rules "How to compile the kids"
Kids should be interpreted, not compiled!
Oh, yes, sure!!!! Поучайте лучше ваших паучат! ;)))
[On a side note, you need to put something in, before trying to interpret...]
Я уже говорил у кого-то недавно, что корень зла - это цель американских учебных заведений to maximize quality of the student body вместо цели выпускать наиболее квалифицированных специалистов по выбранным ими специальностям.
It's hard to say what's best for the students and for the country. In the long run it can be the student body.
A great read, one of the best I have had this year so far.
except the last paragraph and overall conclusion.
as [correctly] noted in the comments, WSJ published the excerpts within framework of her agent's PR campaign for the coming book. Nothing as exciting as an author' imaginative capitalist-conformist conspiracy theory.
Длинный текстъ, так что в детали не вчитывалась. Но мысль о том что good child = high ROI очень понравилась.
На всякий случай поясняю: понравилось то, что верно подмечено как способ мышления некоторых (MBAs, yea), а идея - идиотская. Да, еще на всякий случай - у меня нет MBA.
Well, the original author is not an MBA either. However, the original article was in WSJ and the author of the response article mentioned it kind of follows the line. | |