Of course. Every regulation and requirement for proof of suitability can be and is gamed. It's the great lie of accountability that you can fix it with words on a page.
I've seen guys with your swagger across the interview desk before. Half of them could barely tell up from down on the skills test questionaire I gave them. Maybe you're right. Maybe you aren't. Maybe you ought to swallow your pride when you go into those interviews and brag about what you've done, not what you could do.
Exactly. I'd even go so far as to say that it should be placed in trust by a third party to be disbursed to the employee to prevent shenannigans with people who may not be familiar with our legal system and notion of employee rights.
H1B shouldn't be a lottery. It should be an auction. Then you'd just bid a salary without the the red tape you may not mind but that still costs taxpayer money. If someone wants to outbid you on a half-literate code monkey, that's their prerogative and their loss. Abuse goes away. Artificial wage depression goes away. A fixed number of slots that you can bid on makes the thing merit-based on its own and keeps the loonies quiet about letting in too many people who don't come from our culture.
You might want to learn about the difference between typewriters and computer displays. They aren't the same thing now, and the difference was much more marked in the 80s when 640x480 was considered high resolution.
The fact that you people think you accomplish anything at all by inventing clever nicknames for a politician you don't like is an indicator of the quality of your reasoning and judgment.
Yes, except that Apple and Adobe and even Microsoft made the actual technology to display fonts on screens and solved a whole host of technical challenges associated with that. So there is technology. But IBM is late to the party on that by about 30 years. And now it's confusing aesthetics with tech. Not a good sign at all.
Don't believe the old lie about there not being such a thing as bad publicity. What this tells me as an engineer is that IBM places lower priority on function than on form and what this tells me as an investor is that IBM's C-suite is wasting its time on logos instead of running the company.
So the "punishment" is to prevent further consolidation in media? Because consolidation of media is good? If Trump's EPA said the sky is blue, would you people devolve into a tirade on the finer points of Rayleigh scattering just on principle?
Yeah. Just like we should be embarrassed that it's just us and the Liberians that use pounds and inches in everyday life. Global warming is largely a scam and Paris was a mechanism by which that scam transfers money from suckers to scammers.
Read up on the history of the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program. Time was the DoD kept the whole thing classified because they didn't want to share their weather satellites with anyone else.
The universe is full of randomness that's hard to predict. The triumph of digital electronics is that they eliminate the randomness almost completely when abstracted up from electron/hole pairs in semiconductors to the realm of bits and bytes. That means you can't get randomness out of it, no matter how theoretically secure your algorithm--you need to go back to the messiness of physical space for that. Well done.
The word 'finally' indicates an editorial opinion. You're entitled to have one, dear msmash (what a surprise), but your really ought not place it the articles, let along in the headline. When you do, you come off as trying to tell your readers what to think. That's unprofessional.
Pick better friends and don't get shitfaced, blacked-out drunk and/or high when you go out. Don't expect other people to be sympathetic when your own poor choices come to bite you in that ass you felt the internet just had to see.
after making millions in the private sector. News at 11.
I've crossed paths with this guy. His expertise does not extend very far beyond his technical background. His politics...well he's entitled to his opinion and that's about it.
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Of course. Every regulation and requirement for proof of suitability can be and is gamed. It's the great lie of accountability that you can fix it with words on a page.
I've seen guys with your swagger across the interview desk before. Half of them could barely tell up from down on the skills test questionaire I gave them. Maybe you're right. Maybe you aren't. Maybe you ought to swallow your pride when you go into those interviews and brag about what you've done, not what you could do.
Exactly. I'd even go so far as to say that it should be placed in trust by a third party to be disbursed to the employee to prevent shenannigans with people who may not be familiar with our legal system and notion of employee rights.
Not appy enough?
H1B shouldn't be a lottery. It should be an auction. Then you'd just bid a salary without the the red tape you may not mind but that still costs taxpayer money. If someone wants to outbid you on a half-literate code monkey, that's their prerogative and their loss. Abuse goes away. Artificial wage depression goes away. A fixed number of slots that you can bid on makes the thing merit-based on its own and keeps the loonies quiet about letting in too many people who don't come from our culture.
Ah, the old "the other guy is an idiot so I get to be one too" like of thinking. Sad. Literally.
You might want to learn about the difference between typewriters and computer displays. They aren't the same thing now, and the difference was much more marked in the 80s when 640x480 was considered high resolution.
You might want to read up on what Adobe Systems and Bell Labs were doing with typesetting in the 70s and 80s.
The fact that you people think you accomplish anything at all by inventing clever nicknames for a politician you don't like is an indicator of the quality of your reasoning and judgment.
Yes, except that Apple and Adobe and even Microsoft made the actual technology to display fonts on screens and solved a whole host of technical challenges associated with that. So there is technology. But IBM is late to the party on that by about 30 years. And now it's confusing aesthetics with tech. Not a good sign at all.
Don't believe the old lie about there not being such a thing as bad publicity. What this tells me as an engineer is that IBM places lower priority on function than on form and what this tells me as an investor is that IBM's C-suite is wasting its time on logos instead of running the company.
in the headline. Color me surprised.
So the "punishment" is to prevent further consolidation in media? Because consolidation of media is good? If Trump's EPA said the sky is blue, would you people devolve into a tirade on the finer points of Rayleigh scattering just on principle?
He believes his own hype more.
Yeah. Just like we should be embarrassed that it's just us and the Liberians that use pounds and inches in everyday life. Global warming is largely a scam and Paris was a mechanism by which that scam transfers money from suckers to scammers.
There's advertising that works and there's advertising that insults your intelligence. The two categories rarely overlap.
Then msmash is an idiot for copying and pasting poorly-written copy in the summary. But I repeat myself.
How about: don't let him take naked pictures. Or better yet: don't get an abusive boyfriend in the first place.
then we should follow their example, as they're clearly our moral superiors.
Read up on the history of the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program. Time was the DoD kept the whole thing classified because they didn't want to share their weather satellites with anyone else.
The universe is full of randomness that's hard to predict. The triumph of digital electronics is that they eliminate the randomness almost completely when abstracted up from electron/hole pairs in semiconductors to the realm of bits and bytes. That means you can't get randomness out of it, no matter how theoretically secure your algorithm--you need to go back to the messiness of physical space for that. Well done.
The word 'finally' indicates an editorial opinion. You're entitled to have one, dear msmash (what a surprise), but your really ought not place it the articles, let along in the headline. When you do, you come off as trying to tell your readers what to think. That's unprofessional.
Pick better friends and don't get shitfaced, blacked-out drunk and/or high when you go out. Don't expect other people to be sympathetic when your own poor choices come to bite you in that ass you felt the internet just had to see.
Adds no value and creates more work for me to have to manage my reputation.
after making millions in the private sector. News at 11.
I've crossed paths with this guy. His expertise does not extend very far beyond his technical background. His politics...well he's entitled to his opinion and that's about it.