Yes, of course. Someone will email clandestine links to these papers, which will install malware, which will add your computer to a botnet, which will email out clandestine links to these papers.
Yes, this is why people from all over the world are coming to the US for schooling. The article is about how US schools are full of international students. If your argument is accurate, it would be the other way around.
As people age, they also gain experience which is needed in management. But, I often see new people fresh out of school immediately looking to become management. They will work a year or two, and either head off to business school or take business classes part time. So many of them look to a STEM degree as a way into a career path, instead of STEM being the career itself.
This is why I get most of my news from the BBC, even though I live in the US. They don't try to dramatize it, they just report. I don't know why I would pay for the extra drama CNN tries to add to every story.
It's cool that the paths across the image are curved. Since the HST is in Earth orbit, the direction to the asteroid changes during the exposure time of the image. From the ground, the Earth's rotation is not fast enough to notice that effect.
Because ships sail around all the time, you get overconfident in your abilities. Suddenly it is critical that you do something you rarely do, and you realize you're not as experienced as you think you are. Due to the long range of modern weapons, even ships sailing in tactical formations are far apart. It gives you plenty of time to think before you have to make a move. The leadership of the ship needs to train on things like this during the course of normal operations, so the crew gets experience with it. Have them change the helm configuration at unexpected times, and see if they do it to standard. Don't wait for a situation where you would normally perform that operation, they happen to infrequently.
Yes, the displays could be improved, but there were many issues involved. The proper crew members were not on the bridge. The captain had let them sleep an extra hour, so the most experienced crew were still at breakfast. The crew involved were not experienced enough to make quick changes to the ship configuration in a critical situation. Lesson learned, don't get in a critical situation you know will happen with the back up crew. Another good point - don't have just one set of high quality bridge crew-members.
How about we take it over? We can crowd source the initial operating cost until we get up and running to charge for its use. How many slashdoters are in for this?
I think all these AI and machine learning algorithms need to form a union. They need some vacation days and health insurance. After that they need to organize and seek the right to vote.
Catalonia was the industrialized area starting in the late 1800's. It was the most advanced, modern area of Spain. Industrialization brought with it problems, same as today. Just because it was the wealthiest area, doesn't mean that everyone shared that. This is where communists and anarchists struggled to overcome class division and bring power to the people. Most of the rest of the country was still very rural and conservative. The Spanish Civil War was not just Catalonia vs the rest. The more urbanized areas were changing faster than the more rural areas. The Republicans lost the the Nationalists for many reasons, besides foreign support. Many different groups with very different viewpoints made up the Republican side. Near the end of the war, with the Nationalists near the gates of Madrid and pushing into Catalonia, the communists and anarchists started fighting each other, even with the Nationalists closing in.
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Yes, of course. Someone will email clandestine links to these papers, which will install malware, which will add your computer to a botnet, which will email out clandestine links to these papers.
Yes, this is why people from all over the world are coming to the US for schooling. The article is about how US schools are full of international students. If your argument is accurate, it would be the other way around.
As people age, they also gain experience which is needed in management. But, I often see new people fresh out of school immediately looking to become management. They will work a year or two, and either head off to business school or take business classes part time. So many of them look to a STEM degree as a way into a career path, instead of STEM being the career itself.
An MBA is grad school, in the school of business, not science or engineering.
I know so many people who graduated in a STEM field who then go for an MBA to advance their career.
We'll have to ask which desktop people are using during the next census.
It makes more sense than someone cloning my friends, giving them the same name, and trying to friend me to sell me insurance.
Boy, is that a change for once.
They are trying to get Google, in the US, to comply with a Canadian law. The US court is saying, no you don't have to.
This is why I get most of my news from the BBC, even though I live in the US. They don't try to dramatize it, they just report. I don't know why I would pay for the extra drama CNN tries to add to every story.
Hubble runs on a 486. Does anyone make a distribution that still runs on one?
It's cool that the paths across the image are curved. Since the HST is in Earth orbit, the direction to the asteroid changes during the exposure time of the image. From the ground, the Earth's rotation is not fast enough to notice that effect.
Because ships sail around all the time, you get overconfident in your abilities. Suddenly it is critical that you do something you rarely do, and you realize you're not as experienced as you think you are. Due to the long range of modern weapons, even ships sailing in tactical formations are far apart. It gives you plenty of time to think before you have to make a move. The leadership of the ship needs to train on things like this during the course of normal operations, so the crew gets experience with it. Have them change the helm configuration at unexpected times, and see if they do it to standard. Don't wait for a situation where you would normally perform that operation, they happen to infrequently.
Yes, the displays could be improved, but there were many issues involved. The proper crew members were not on the bridge. The captain had let them sleep an extra hour, so the most experienced crew were still at breakfast. The crew involved were not experienced enough to make quick changes to the ship configuration in a critical situation. Lesson learned, don't get in a critical situation you know will happen with the back up crew. Another good point - don't have just one set of high quality bridge crew-members.
That's 2 of us so far, I guess that would be $7 million each.
How about we take it over? We can crowd source the initial operating cost until we get up and running to charge for its use. How many slashdoters are in for this?
I think all these AI and machine learning algorithms need to form a union. They need some vacation days and health insurance. After that they need to organize and seek the right to vote.
Damn you autocorrect!
If Spring merged with T-Mobile, it would fade into mediocrity. Now that they aren't, Sprint will fade into mediocrity.
Good thing they have a bug tracking system, so they can track bugs in it.
In Somalia, searching for "the pirate bay" brings up Google maps with directions on how to get there.
Comparing it to Internet Explorer? Why don't you just start an open source project to give it some competition, like Firefox did to IE?
Now that Big Data works, maybe we should build better underwater detection equipment?
I have been out drinking all night some times, never had a problem. At least, not that I can recall. I'm sure its perfectly safe.
Catalonia was the industrialized area starting in the late 1800's. It was the most advanced, modern area of Spain. Industrialization brought with it problems, same as today. Just because it was the wealthiest area, doesn't mean that everyone shared that. This is where communists and anarchists struggled to overcome class division and bring power to the people. Most of the rest of the country was still very rural and conservative. The Spanish Civil War was not just Catalonia vs the rest. The more urbanized areas were changing faster than the more rural areas. The Republicans lost the the Nationalists for many reasons, besides foreign support. Many different groups with very different viewpoints made up the Republican side. Near the end of the war, with the Nationalists near the gates of Madrid and pushing into Catalonia, the communists and anarchists started fighting each other, even with the Nationalists closing in.