The $300K a year full professor at a top college . Of course that takes 12 years of elementary schooling 10+ years of college and grad school, and another 7 years of stressful tenure work to reach that plateau. Universities have used this exclusivity to charge costs that rise much faster than general inflation. And this is being threatened now by new educational technology.
In many of these cases its being an expert in computers and something lese like finance or geophysics that gives an edge. A large fraction of my classmates from the 1970s and 1980s are in software, but did not major in computers. Its dual dmain knowledge that helped them.
Although nearly everyone I know has not realized that fear. If they have the money and health, some travel more. Some volunteer at museums or park management. Some audit classes. Some write open source software.
I've heard some complain they've are too busy and have taken on too much.
I was just looking at the 2012/2013 MIT career stats with a quarter of the MIT grads entering financial services, investment banking or consulting. You get to stay on the east coast and make lots of money. I would find the work boring.
They will be ruthless. May not James Bond type assassinations anymore, but years in jails and courts as Manning, Assange and dozens of Anonymous have learned.
Hackers did not not want develop on closed systems like DEC VMS with its deep levels of security. That was very painful for the few months i had to wrok with that. Now we are paying for this.
Harvard dropouts started MicroSoft and Facebook. Stanford/grads dropouts started CISCO, Yahoo, Google, HP... I dont see MIT with an "elephant" for all its bravado.
It will be so easy to date from the poisonous chemicals and radiactivity, You figure up to a century earlier we didnt have all these chemicals. And a more than a century hence we will have finished cleaning up our pigsty.
The idea is to look for bightenings in the Kepler data rather than dimmings. Solar storms can masquerade as brightenings. But they may have a different shaped time history than lensing. And storms should occur more than once.
I asked the Kepler Principal Investigator about micro-lensing in a talk she gave five years ago, but she dismissed it. But Ihave seen other news articles talk about this possibility. We could look for these ourselves by downloading Kepler data.
Micro-lensing has found the 3rd most number of planets after the doppler-shift and transit methods. #4 is direct imaging of "warm" planets in IR. Micro-lensing has the least bias toward large-close planets of the three methods.
The PI gives you a cheap, but fairly capable Linux computer in size of a cigaratte pack and under $50. Then you can plug sensors,e.g. range finder, and actuators, e.g. rolling motor feet, into its I/O ports. Some of the other vendors mentioned in this thread sell these devices. Then you stick a monitor & keyboard temprarily into the PI to program it as a computer.
Nature had a breakout of costs of publishing science papers on line compared to print versions. Its not an exact comparison, but overlaps. This included editor salaries, office overhead, printing, mailing, computer servers, etc. If you paid for the time PhD/professors spent peer-reviewing each others work for free, then the online cost would be more like 2/3rds.
It was set 40 years in the future from when the screenplay was written. It predicted some things like computer moguls, the asiafication of world culture (wrong country however), runaway pollution and cyborgification.
The misguided notion that if you dont eat a large hunk of meat at most meals you neither nouroushing or filling yourself. Modern science says vegetarianism is at least as good as a carnivore diet.
Who else would be brave enough to take on the American and Euro spooks and hope to get away with it? At least he stil has a bit of a life left, though highly restricted.
For the most part classical graves were plundered during the dark times. Although they had longer to decay, that is not as big a factor. Christian graveyards are still somewhat respected. I remember reading about Alexanders body drug around the classical world for half a millennia until it was lost.
1400 watts solar per square meter compared to about a half fwatt rom internal heat flow. However the core heat flow causes the magnetic dynamo and plate tectonics. Large planets like Jupiter the interal flow rivals the solar radiance Jupiter is still creating heat from grivitational shrinkage, but too small for fusion.
back in 1976 at the Stanford Linear Acceleration I thought the Steves would take all the fun out of building a computer if you buy one already made. I was wrong.
Search engines do weight more recent information. And they seem to drop older stuff. I had seme early usenet I posted under my full name (thats what college accoutns did back then). I cant really find it anymore. Nor little of my internet activities from the 1990s.
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There was the skynet factory with young versions of the terminator.
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The $300K a year full professor at a top college . Of course that takes 12 years of elementary schooling 10+ years of college and grad school, and another 7 years of stressful tenure work to reach that plateau. Universities have used this exclusivity to charge costs that rise much faster than general inflation. And this is being threatened now by new educational technology.
In many of these cases its being an expert in computers and something lese like finance or geophysics that gives an edge. A large fraction of my classmates from the 1970s and 1980s are in software, but did not major in computers. Its dual dmain knowledge that helped them.
Although nearly everyone I know has not realized that fear. If they have the money and health, some travel more. Some volunteer at museums or park management. Some audit classes. Some write open source software.
I've heard some complain they've are too busy and have taken on too much.
My software collegues in Houston average this salary according to professional society surverys. I make a less to live in a more interesting place.
The NSA-leaker claimed to have had gigs in this range even though he never formally completed high school or college. having a TS rating helps.
I was just looking at the 2012/2013 MIT career stats with a quarter of the MIT grads entering financial services, investment banking or consulting. You get to stay on the east coast and make lots of money. I would find the work boring.
$200K job without only a GED (high school equivalency). Home in Hawaii. I am impressed. story
They will be ruthless. May not James Bond type assassinations anymore, but years in jails and courts as Manning, Assange and dozens of Anonymous have learned.
Hackers did not not want develop on closed systems like DEC VMS with its deep levels of security. That was very painful for the few months i had to wrok with that. Now we are paying for this.
Harvard dropouts started MicroSoft and Facebook. Stanford/grads dropouts started CISCO, Yahoo, Google, HP ... I dont see MIT with an "elephant" for all its bravado.
Which probably frowned upon by the Amish. "Easy money" makes it hard to stay close to God.
It will be so easy to date from the poisonous chemicals and radiactivity, You figure up to a century earlier we didnt have all these chemicals. And a more than a century hence we will have finished cleaning up our pigsty.
The idea is to look for bightenings in the Kepler data rather than dimmings. Solar storms can masquerade as brightenings. But they may have a different shaped time history than lensing. And storms should occur more than once.
I asked the Kepler Principal Investigator about micro-lensing in a talk she gave five years ago, but she dismissed it. But Ihave seen other news articles talk about this possibility. We could look for these ourselves by downloading Kepler data.
Micro-lensing has found the 3rd most number of planets after the doppler-shift and transit methods. #4 is direct imaging of "warm" planets in IR. Micro-lensing has the least bias toward large-close planets of the three methods.
The PI gives you a cheap, but fairly capable Linux computer in size of a cigaratte pack and under $50. Then you can plug sensors,e.g. range finder, and actuators, e.g. rolling motor feet, into its I/O ports. Some of the other vendors mentioned in this thread sell these devices. Then you stick a monitor & keyboard temprarily into the PI to program it as a computer.
I havent done this myself, but saw a demo.
Nature had a breakout of costs of publishing science papers on line compared to print versions. Its not an exact comparison, but overlaps. This included editor salaries, office overhead, printing, mailing, computer servers, etc. If you paid for the time PhD/professors spent peer-reviewing each others work for free, then the online cost would be more like 2/3rds.
It was set 40 years in the future from when the screenplay was written. It predicted some things like computer moguls, the asiafication of world culture (wrong country however), runaway pollution and cyborgification.
The misguided notion that if you dont eat a large hunk of meat at most meals you neither nouroushing or filling yourself. Modern science says vegetarianism is at least as good as a carnivore diet.
Who else would be brave enough to take on the American and Euro spooks and hope to get away with it? At least he stil has a bit of a life left, though highly restricted.
For the most part classical graves were plundered during the dark times. Although they had longer to decay, that is not as big a factor. Christian graveyards are still somewhat respected. I remember reading about Alexanders body drug around the classical world for half a millennia until it was lost.
1400 watts solar per square meter compared to about a half fwatt rom internal heat flow. However the core heat flow causes the magnetic dynamo and plate tectonics. Large planets like Jupiter the interal flow rivals the solar radiance Jupiter is still creating heat from grivitational shrinkage, but too small for fusion.
I felt like that futilely searching downtown for one yesterday. No parking restrictions on Sundays, so its impossible to find anything.
back in 1976 at the Stanford Linear Acceleration I thought the Steves would take all the fun out of building a computer if you buy one already made. I was wrong.
Search engines do weight more recent information. And they seem to drop older stuff. I had seme early usenet I posted under my full name (thats what college accoutns did back then). I cant really find it anymore. Nor little of my internet activities from the 1990s.