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Unfortunately that doesn't work (I tried).
I Dream of Absolute Zero
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i assumed it was the other way round
http://www.guardian.co.nr
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GuardianStorm wrote:
i assumed it was the other way round
I suspect you're not the only one. There's certainly no way to know. So much for a meaningful survey, hehehe.
Marc
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For me 1 is low and 5 is high. I've never seen it done any other way, but I could be wrong.
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Easy, just choose 3 and you can not fail
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yeah!
but worst, you had to check them all!!!!
because for some (liek high school) I though it was imply not relevant! but I had to check 
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You've never seen it, because you was not born in Europe (may be not whole Europe, I came from Czech Republic) 
Here in school means 1 the best and 5 a kick to bottom part of body
World is so strange, isn't it? ;o)
Tomas Jakl
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BTW: The profile of David says he is born in Europe!
And now the big question arises: Does the UK belong to Europe?
A real great question.
BTW: I am from Germany and I had the same troubles.
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Tomas Jakl wrote:
You've never seen it, because you was not born in Europe (may be not whole Europe, I came from Czech Republic)
I was born in Europe and I've never seen in where the 1 would be high and 5 low. Then again, I was born in Ireland and we have inherited most of these things from when we were under English rule. My girlfriend is from Germany and she says that over there it is generally the other way around so maybe mainland Europe is different.
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Brian Dela
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Brian Delahunty wrote:
maybe mainland Europe is different.
Wikipedia[^] has quite a lot of information here.
David
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how often do you look at CP article ratings? )
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All wrong: 
- seminars/camps:
the number you took
- high-school and universitiy:
the number of attempts you had before you finally gave up
- selfeducation :
the number of books you read (excluding dirty magazines)
- informal training:
the number of (job related) questions you ever asked your colleagues
The answer 5 of course stand for 5 and more -- it seems, some geeks here claim, they read lots of books(4 or 5); but I have my doubts.
Wolfgang Reichl
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visibly, CPians study better by themselves... maybe reading CP articles ?!
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
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toxcct wrote:
maybe reading CP articles
CP articles are really a great source of information/knowledge. The crazy thing is that the quality of articles seems to be increasing (at least the C++ section that I am interested in) despite the fact that some of the best authors (W. Kempf, D. Lohmann, ...) are not writing for CP any more. On the other hand, forums contain nothing interesting these days.
My programming blahblahblah blog. If you ever find anything useful here, please let me know to remove it.
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Definitely. I had no formal education for this industry, either at High School or College, everything was and still is self taught and surrounding myself with other people having knowledge to share.
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