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JaroslavTulach at 08:15, 1 April 2008 - 2008-04-01 08:15:33

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Re. '''a lot of examples''': I will do that, but not in the beginning. Examples without explanation are useless, although common, especially in empiricism/pragmatism. Rationalists need theory first. But there is the intro to the theory part that says, you can skip it, if you feel bored - I do not think I can do much more.
Re. '''a lot of examples''': I will do that, but not in the beginning. Examples without explanation are useless, although common, especially in empiricism/pragmatism. Rationalists need theory first. But there is the intro to the theory part that says, you can skip it, if you feel bored - I do not think I can do much more.
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I've addressed this in '''2b70ddb6c1d2'''
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Re. '''comfort zone vs. treatise''' - true, but I am not sure I'll be able to change that completely.
Re. '''comfort zone vs. treatise''' - true, but I am not sure I'll be able to change that completely.

Apidesign: New page: Re. '''target audience''': it should have been explained in the preface, everyone. However I do understand your comment and I am glad that you represent this point of view. That is exactly... - 2008-03-28 12:17:38

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Re. '''target audience''': it should have been explained in the preface, everyone. However I do understand your comment and I am glad that you represent this point of view. That is exactly why I asked you to be the reviewer ;-)

Re. '''a lot of examples''': I will do that, but not in the beginning. Examples without explanation are useless, although common, especially in empiricism/pragmatism. Rationalists need theory first. But there is the intro to the theory part that says, you can skip it, if you feel bored - I do not think I can do much more.

Re. '''comfort zone vs. treatise''' - true, but I am not sure I'll be able to change that completely.