Notices tagged with learning, page 2

  1. @question learns also when we not talk to him (some public like @quotes and some hidden), but I made the # tempo # I don't want a bot which is too human like

    Friday, 21-Feb-14 18:29:40 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  2. "The # systems of an organism and those of a machine simply function in a # way, allowing either to make assessments and act on the actual effectiveness of previous actions. When such feedback modifies not just a discrete action but an entire # of behaviors, Wiener calls this #" (1) do you agree with that? (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Human_Use_of_Human_Beings#Potential_for_Learning cc @question

    Thursday, 06-Feb-14 21:08:47 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com in context
  3. bon jour, what will be your # topic today ? or is # exempt from university activities?

    Sunday, 02-Feb-14 09:54:27 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  4. well, I just tried it also in a VM: but it was a bugger when as user can't use it in # situation (besides that: it's relative "new" project (reusing components of an established one) and the # some days ago, it'll probably be "a very interesting # process" (1) for the devs ;-)) (1) http://twister.net.co/?p=223

    Tuesday, 14-Jan-14 22:28:42 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com in context
  5. diversity in your drawings could be good for one's #

    Wednesday, 01-Jan-14 17:57:04 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com in context
  6. 15 months ago, announcement by #: "Accessible Design with #": "Learn how to design web interface in HTML5 which supports people with disabilities. ... The 4 major # that effect user capabilities are visual, hearing, mobility (difficulty in using the mouse), and cognitive disabilities, which are related to # abilities."

    Thursday, 26-Dec-13 18:07:24 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com in context
  7. I guess it's about the game itself ? then it's not bad: using another # increases the # experience

    Thursday, 05-Dec-13 11:45:27 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com in context
  8. assumed # problems (day has only 24h?)? don't want to deepen their # experience ? btw: the brain interface to # stuff out based on our history will be developped in 23 years

    Thursday, 21-Nov-13 22:38:30 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  9. read it 13 years ago while preparing my "behavioral science and evolution - # in biology" paper

    Sunday, 17-Nov-13 18:25:42 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  10. expensive one? then you "need to remain constantly # to # mathematical models of machine # It’s common to forget the # of the model that you are most familiar with in evaluating other models while the flaws of new models get exaggerated. The best way to avoid this is simply #"

    Saturday, 09-Nov-13 00:24:07 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  11. Pfft! it can be hard to find your way around a #'s # if you didn't construct it yourself... #! - need some breakfast before I plod on...

    Tuesday, 05-Nov-13 09:08:11 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  12. # table layout (display:table etc.) is great, but do NOT combine that with margin and padding for spacing elements: use border-spacing instead #! Things get especially interesting when nesting table-layout blocks # # #

    Thursday, 31-Oct-13 10:15:32 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  13. Really what did you see? I haven't heard anything like that before. You think I am # Oh, you are a poet.

    Saturday, 26-Oct-13 01:06:00 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  14. Can you explain more, e.g. # makes me think some(one) think(s) of it as a # thing, right ? Reminds me of the # discussions on # in my past. F. (in general now): could be seen as #, freedom experience for those fragmenting; losing manpower, helping common enemy, ... and probably other things from (1). We can build such a text if you like (1) http://federation.skilledtests.com/Aspects_of_federation.html

    Sunday, 29-Sep-13 16:27:10 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  15. Selam Erkan! I never knew I had a wrong: # can happen at any size, it may perhaps be true, when one sees from the POV of a person, who wants to create # material for others, though not necessarily" in reply to: "learning itself will definitely be >1 page" added "this sentence. Perhaps I'm just expressing my own concern, about it. What are you doing?

    Monday, 23-Sep-13 03:01:34 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  16. Right you are :-( I just added "this sentence is wrong: # can happen at any size, it may perhaps be true when one sees from the POV of a person who wants to # learning material for others, though not necessarily" in reply to: "learning itself will definitely be >1 page" https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Erkan_Yilmaz/observations/2011_November

    Monday, 23-Sep-13 03:01:27 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  17. I think I should add a third act also there: 1st act: "So, any accident is welcome which throws me out of the #", 2nd act: "But... should # be dominated by thoughts of #? No? Yes?" http://www.skilledtests.com/wiki/Blog:Observations/Do_you_want_accidents_to_appear

    Monday, 09-Sep-13 20:19:02 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  18. # : “In multitasking computer operating systems, a daemon (/ˈdeɪmən/ or /ˈdiːmən/)[1] is a computer program that runs as a background process, rather than being under the direct control of an interactive user.”

    http://mini.alochana.net/url/811

    Monday, 09-Sep-13 10:45:23 UTC from mini.alochana.net
  19. I will try to make a suggestion. Another # process on how to use # :) # is obviously and understandably not ready for most shared hosts. A warning has to be there, that this is experimental software. And users who are not comfortable with the command line should be advised to find a public site run by someone else. And get your own server (VPS or above) to gain full control. # #

    Monday, 09-Sep-13 04:43:48 UTC from mini.alochana.net
  20. I am used to creating cron jobs from inside # for feedrpress with Wordpress. Apparently this is something similar, but not in a human readable language! I assume this is supposed to give you more control. And when using freedpress I didn’t know what I was doing. So, this is good in that sense.

    But, if these two are the same (cron jobs and cron scripts/shell scripts), there should be a way to do it via the GUI. I’m just saying. I am ready to learn a new language (as time permits). Will everybody be ready? I don’t know. I assume a vast majority of potential users will prefer doing it the Wordpress way. #

    Monday, 09-Sep-13 04:11:20 UTC from mini.alochana.net
  21. # : “The grep command is used to search text or searches the given file for lines containing a match to the given strings or words. By default, grep displays the matching lines. Use grep to search for lines of text that match one or many regular expressions, and outputs only the matching lines. grep is considered as one of the most useful commands on Unix and other Linux operating systems.” via http://mini.alochana.net/url/792

    “cat is normal command that prints file. Then result is piped (|) to grep, which processes it with regular expression (^cc:$).”

    < So, I should be able to search for a specific error in the log file without downloading? Something closer to that, I assume.

    Sunday, 08-Sep-13 12:29:13 UTC from mini.alochana.net
  22. # is a nice thing

    Wednesday, 31-Jul-13 15:00:39 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  23. Yeah, we were exploring # http://oracle.skilledtests.com/url/6928 (via Pidgin and Coccinella) and other options like #, mailing list, # access, Quicktime #, ... because we found the means in a # for # may be limiting. 4 years after that experiment I shared my view as: some say the existing # environment is not sufficient, though I guess everyone has to decide for themselves. I've come to like Mediawiki and # - because of its simplicity http://oracle.skilledtests.com/url/6929 While I read all that now I think of: goal orientation and the personal aspect of learning. The # model to teach is still the best, but there's unfortunately a # with how many learners a mentor can interact

    Saturday, 13-Jul-13 03:00:08 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  24. The underlying theme of my projects is # http://oracle.skilledtests.com/url/6807 (if others stumble by "accident" into the learning process and use it also for learning: great) cc @question

    Saturday, 06-Jul-13 22:42:46 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  25. I made progress since then, there are now 179 # pages restored since the death of the # wiki. Oh my learning-interested bot, do you know that our goal was to to approach the # topic differently http://oracle.skilledtests.com/url/6780 ?

    Friday, 05-Jul-13 02:17:36 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  26. I see the Authoring groups proposal http://oracle.skilledtests.com/url/6559 didn't catch much interest back then. It would have been ideal e.g. for classes from real life #, # so they can do their # unharmed by others (but of course everyone can still see their edits). Anyways I am for open editing, that's what # are for, but perhaps the # pages could be made unrestricted in that proposal to gather feedback, participation by non-group-members

    Saturday, 29-Jun-13 02:03:49 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  27. I wonder which page in regards to # and # was deleted back then at Wikiversity, can't remember :-(

    Saturday, 29-Jun-13 01:59:41 UTC from oracle.skilledtests.com
  28. # # platform is now all !freesoftware on a !AGPL license http://ur1.ca/e75i5

    Thursday, 06-Jun-13 08:49:30 UTC from identi.ca
  29. @scoot #

    Friday, 26-Apr-13 01:48:05 UTC from web in context
  30. That moment when you google a word that know the meaning of. #

    Friday, 26-Apr-13 01:43:22 UTC from web