I regard "collaboration" as antithetical to "blustering". A blustering individual probably wants his or her way all of the time, and blusters through any negotiation (which is a component of collaboration). Thus, I think the utility of the blustering developer is limited. He or she has trouble working with others fairly.
As you imply at the beginning, you need to keep such people on projects in which the side-effects of their blustering are contained.
As an alternative, one can use phpMiniAdmin. Way smaller, with fewer places to hide malicious code. Also, being less complicated than phpMyAdmin, it is easier to get it running.
Did you get a look at the consoles being used in mission control at JPL? Yes, they were using Apple laptops. But it also looked like they were being used in enclosures that consisted of the husks of old-tech mission-control terminals. Like JPL had just gutted the interior electronics and put the laptops on the resulting desk-and-enclosure.
"Any trade orders that arrive within each timeslice would be executed in a random order, so as to defeat any advantage the high-frequency traders would get by being fast."
Frikkin' cool! (As long as the randomization does not get circumvented.)
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Gawd. You are correct. It is right there on the title page of the PDF brief. What a pisser!
I regard "collaboration" as antithetical to "blustering". A blustering individual probably wants his or her way all of the time, and blusters through any negotiation (which is a component of collaboration). Thus, I think the utility of the blustering developer is limited. He or she has trouble working with others fairly.
As you imply at the beginning, you need to keep such people on projects in which the side-effects of their blustering are contained.
That's a good comment. Why post as AC?
As an alternative, one can use phpMiniAdmin. Way smaller, with fewer places to hide malicious code. Also, being less complicated than phpMyAdmin, it is easier to get it running.
Gah! That would only preserve the inside of the bacon, and would create bacon-scented helium!
Hey,wait, that's cool.
We must preserve the bacon supply! I propose that we pack it inside large containers of helium, to preserve freshness.
Maybe that meant $85k "plus" another $100k for cost-of-living in the Bay Area.
Lorena Bobbitt, is that you?
"Perhaps the most powerful evidence in favour of circumcision comes from randomized controlled trials in South Africa, Kenya and Uganda."
Nope...I don't see "USA" in there. I'll pass.
Thus did Sauron create the orcs from the elves, via his cruel arts.
Yeah. You'd think they would have an ongoing schedule of therapy for the screeners, available continuously while they hold the job.
Those darn Greenlanders!
...by Kentucky lawmakers.
Hey, on a bit of a tangent:
Did you get a look at the consoles being used in mission control at JPL? Yes, they were using Apple laptops. But it also looked like they were being used in enclosures that consisted of the husks of old-tech mission-control terminals. Like JPL had just gutted the interior electronics and put the laptops on the resulting desk-and-enclosure.
Can any JPL folks comment?
Whaddayamean? If we had kept using asbestos all these years, I'd have had a flying car by now!
Nuff said.
"Any trade orders that arrive within each timeslice would be executed in a random order, so as to defeat any advantage the high-frequency traders would get by being fast."
Frikkin' cool! (As long as the randomization does not get circumvented.)
Too many pirated copies of "Snow White".
Nah, that's harsh and much less effective than this horror..
You know,for 20 x $150M, you could probably fake the trip pretty well.
...Eat recycled food! It's good for you, and it's good for the environment!
In all seriousness, I expect that you (or I) might eventually choose to cut ourselves with something sharp, repeatedly.
The IHOP serves oatmeal? I thought they were all about pancakes.
Or even this one.
And use old tennis players as the crew. I wonder if Bjorn Borg is available?