I think you misunderstand my statement. I spend the most TIME writing in js/coffee (angular.js in particular). RoR is still the backend, but it's serving more as a thin API layer to backend data services. I also probably spend less time writing Ruby code because of better engineering which can be attributed to the language's elegance.
If you had read and then comprehended the very first paragraph, you would have quickly realized this article's target audience does not include you or anybody else here on this board.
In this same vein, I find technical people to be the worst at talking to C-level people. A good recruiter can really talk you up to the right people which has pretty significant value and can effect your bottom line. Even if you're applying for a job at a company your best friend is working at, if he/she is in IT they will probably do a lousy job advocating for you.
First we loose the cocoa, then the sorghum and rice, lastly the corn, then humanity suffocates in the overabundance of nitrogen, oxygen deficient atmosphere.
I was aware of and willing to take that risk considering the significant price difference. The positive thing with Alibaba is a 15 day dispute period. It probably won't be even worth going through the dispute process, but at least that option is available.
You should fire your legal research team and pull your equipment ASAP. A simple 10 second google search yielded http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedi... which includes wi-fi jammers.
Or NASA? Or any place that writes database software (i.e. Oracle, pick any NoSQL company)? Or any place that needs people who can do weather modelling? Or any place that needs people who can do HPC (i.e. computational science; a little redundant from the question above)? Or any place that needs software "architects", not developers?
With a Phd (not to be confused with Phb as they only get master's degrees) there's no need to slug it out in the trenches with us mere mortals who often find Knuth difficult to follow.
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I think you misunderstand my statement. I spend the most TIME writing in js/coffee (angular.js in particular). RoR is still the backend, but it's serving more as a thin API layer to backend data services. I also probably spend less time writing Ruby code because of better engineering which can be attributed to the language's elegance.
I spend more of my time writing javascript/coffeescript than Ruby.
If you had read and then comprehended the very first paragraph, you would have quickly realized this article's target audience does not include you or anybody else here on this board.
I'll just wait for the Mars Sample Return Project to saturate the market, thereby lowering the price.
Oh mobile /., how useful a preview comment would be
There, fixed that title for you /. editors
Even better. Ever been to an airport in Mexico? I want that kind of heart-warming experience.
So you're saying my PC with built-in Intel 4600 graphics is better than a PS4. Great to know. Guess I won't have to get a new video card after all.
In this same vein, I find technical people to be the worst at talking to C-level people. A good recruiter can really talk you up to the right people which has pretty significant value and can effect your bottom line. Even if you're applying for a job at a company your best friend is working at, if he/she is in IT they will probably do a lousy job advocating for you.
Badoom-ching!
First we loose the cocoa, then the sorghum and rice, lastly the corn, then humanity suffocates in the overabundance of nitrogen, oxygen deficient atmosphere.
Laugh. Cut the dough bag a little slack. Afterall, /. is the land of speculation and pseudo-experts.
I was aware of and willing to take that risk considering the significant price difference. The positive thing with Alibaba is a 15 day dispute period. It probably won't be even worth going through the dispute process, but at least that option is available.
If you want your Hadoop cluster to be fast and easy to use, go with Spark https://spark.apache.org/.
I always knew people at Apple were a little fruity.
Why didn't the Secret Service tackle the hackers BEFORE they even GOT NEAR the White House network?
switch over to Yahoo mail
Offer money. If uninterested, offer more money. Repeat until desired result obtained.
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Script Kiddies Compromised Yahoo Servers Using Shellshock Bug
There, fixed that for you.
Seems like you're asking for the FCC do go beyond their duties. What you're looking for is a class-action lawsuit.
You should fire your legal research team and pull your equipment ASAP. A simple 10 second google search yielded http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedi... which includes wi-fi jammers.
Whew, it's a good thing that COTS router/wifi vendors don't ever do things wrong.
Or NASA?
Or any place that writes database software (i.e. Oracle, pick any NoSQL company)?
Or any place that needs people who can do weather modelling?
Or any place that needs people who can do HPC (i.e. computational science; a little redundant from the question above)?
Or any place that needs software "architects", not developers?
With a Phd (not to be confused with Phb as they only get master's degrees) there's no need to slug it out in the trenches with us mere mortals who often find Knuth difficult to follow.
You hear that? That was the giant whoosh sound that just went over your head.