Companies have been doing health initiatives like this for years. So unless you're completely ignorant of that, the only other option is Apple-hate. I gave you the benefit of the doubt on the ignorance part.
This isn't one of those stupid bootcamps. This is serious shit. You should read up on it. In fact, they have a video where they talk about their philosophy and expectations (which are very high). It's also a 3 - 5 year program. These people will outcode the shit out of a CS grad.
This isn't "some trash bootcamp degree". People who get past the initial training/testing phase, come back for 3 - 5 years. And that initial training is no joke. They aren't training javascript monkeys. It's serious C coding. In fact, I would bet people who actually make it through the entire program will be far better programmers than what a traditional college CS program can produce. These people aren't learning history, English, and all that other shit. They only do programming. 12 hours a day.
I work in a building full of people using MBPs and MBAs and there has never once been an explosion or fire. So, I'm going to disagree with your assessment about non-removable batteries. What matters is the quality of the batteries and the circuit that controls charging and draw.
As a programmer, I disagree with most of what you said (I have different needs) but I'm totally on board with your comments about the magsafe connector. Version 2 sucks balls.
Believe what you want to believe but you're fucking nuts if you think the operating costs are gonna be anywhere close to what the the DoD is saying. The DoD has never estimated any weapons system cost even remotely accurately. If it were only off by 2.5 times, I would be amazed.
Pick a less biased party (like the GAO) and you'll find those operating costs are MUCH higher than $10k. In short, breakingdefence.com is completely full of shit.
I fucking care, for one. You don't get to throw the baby out with the bath water just because you have a "cause". National security matters but apparently a lot of people are too stupid to understand that.
Snowden curated nothing. He released a ton of information that had nothing to do with possible rights violations to journalists and most of what they've released also has nothing to do with possible rights violations. The net effect is that he's just as guilty as Assange. Snowden knew what programs had legal issues and he should have only given the journalists the relevant documents rather than dumping tons of highly classified materials to journalists who aren't trained to know what the fuck to do with that kind of material.
There are lifetime caps. Your policy will determine what doctors you can see. With mine, I can see pretty much anybody I want.
As for prior conditions in another country, I don't see how it matters. They're not allowed to ask you about them in the first place. Keep in mind that this all assumes you sign up during open enrollment. After that, the rules change a bit.
rofl...no they didn't. They suffered almost twice the casualties the US did and that's with all the ridiculous restrictions the military had to operate under courtesy of our politicians. If it was run like a real war, it would have been a flat out massacre.
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lol...you are apparently not aware of the many contributions Apple has made to UNIX.
Or you could just install VLC...
But feel free to make it like it's a big deal.
It's even worse than all that. The new phones are exclusive to Verizon. WTF??
How does this jive with Project Fi. It's like they completely abandoned the Nexus phone ideology.
Companies have been doing health initiatives like this for years. So unless you're completely ignorant of that, the only other option is Apple-hate. I gave you the benefit of the doubt on the ignorance part.
Do you make this kind of comment when other companies adopt products from companies besides Apple? Lots of companies buy fitbits.
You know, it's possible for this school to develop its own reputation. There's nothing magical about a piece of paper.
Probably true.
This isn't one of those stupid bootcamps. This is serious shit. You should read up on it. In fact, they have a video where they talk about their philosophy and expectations (which are very high). It's also a 3 - 5 year program. These people will outcode the shit out of a CS grad.
This isn't "some trash bootcamp degree". People who get past the initial training/testing phase, come back for 3 - 5 years. And that initial training is no joke. They aren't training javascript monkeys. It's serious C coding. In fact, I would bet people who actually make it through the entire program will be far better programmers than what a traditional college CS program can produce. These people aren't learning history, English, and all that other shit. They only do programming. 12 hours a day.
No, he's just an advisor. John Thompson is the chairman.
I work in a building full of people using MBPs and MBAs and there has never once been an explosion or fire. So, I'm going to disagree with your assessment about non-removable batteries. What matters is the quality of the batteries and the circuit that controls charging and draw.
As a programmer, I disagree with most of what you said (I have different needs) but I'm totally on board with your comments about the magsafe connector. Version 2 sucks balls.
Believe what you want to believe but you're fucking nuts if you think the operating costs are gonna be anywhere close to what the the DoD is saying. The DoD has never estimated any weapons system cost even remotely accurately. If it were only off by 2.5 times, I would be amazed.
Sorry, I trust the GAO over the DoD when it comes to money. Read wikipedia if you want the GAO estimates.
Yep, I read it. You do realize the DoD is biased to make the F-35 look good, right?
Pick a less biased party (like the GAO) and you'll find those operating costs are MUCH higher than $10k. In short, breakingdefence.com is completely full of shit.
I fucking care, for one. You don't get to throw the baby out with the bath water just because you have a "cause". National security matters but apparently a lot of people are too stupid to understand that.
Snowden curated nothing. He released a ton of information that had nothing to do with possible rights violations to journalists and most of what they've released also has nothing to do with possible rights violations. The net effect is that he's just as guilty as Assange. Snowden knew what programs had legal issues and he should have only given the journalists the relevant documents rather than dumping tons of highly classified materials to journalists who aren't trained to know what the fuck to do with that kind of material.
So now you care about data points? rofl
go troll elsewhere
There are lifetime caps. Your policy will determine what doctors you can see. With mine, I can see pretty much anybody I want.
As for prior conditions in another country, I don't see how it matters. They're not allowed to ask you about them in the first place. Keep in mind that this all assumes you sign up during open enrollment. After that, the rules change a bit.
Obamacare changed that. Prior conditions can no longer be used to deny you or even effect your rate.
If you can't afford health care on a programmer's salary, you're doing something seriously wrong.
rofl...no they didn't. They suffered almost twice the casualties the US did and that's with all the ridiculous restrictions the military had to operate under courtesy of our politicians. If it was run like a real war, it would have been a flat out massacre.
The NVA did have a solid propaganda campaign.
I haven't noticed that at all. I could quit where I'm at and have another gig in 24 hours.