I think he is saying that women are more pragmatic and stick with programming if they realistically have the aptitude and interest in it. Men may have more reasons to be in programming that aren't related to either one, so some of them produce crap. I don't think this reflects poorly on men or women and seems to match my experiences in the work environment.
Perhaps a women's and man's communication style changes when they are IN vs OUT? I would assume that they sometime have to answer questions about the change. Seriously though if you look at the charts the differences in percentage is so small it's negligible.
Charts that show a percentage range (ie. 60% to 80%) instead of the actual percentage (0% to 100%) to exaggerate differences between amounts on the chart.
After reading the article it appears that women lead pull acceptance in every case except for one edge case, and not by very much(its like 64% vs 63%). Nothing interesting at all here.
Unfortunately though with flash block a lot of sites will think you have flash installed and will dish up flash instead of html 5... I believe youtube does this. I disabled flash completely a few months ago and have been pleasantly surprised- very few site are flash only. My number one beef with flash is instability and slowness and this is gone now.
Or maybe it's about a foreign entity putting a bunch of small local providers out of business and then changing their mind about the service being free. I think it is called 'predatory pricing'.
And when this capability is common place (years or decades out) Porsche has the option to change their mind and install these modules into their cars. I think really the point is that Porsche neither desires or needs to spearhead the self driving car initiative.
But there is no way to duplicate the information without doing some kind of man in the middle attack first. I think a warning that the hardware has been changed would of sufficed and leave it to the user to determine if it makes sense....
Maybe the Cayanne but not the Panamera... lots of us like sports cars but have kids etc. If I could afford a Panamera I certainly would not want it to be self driving!
I think he is saying that women are more pragmatic and stick with programming if they realistically have the aptitude and interest in it. Men may have more reasons to be in programming that aren't related to either one, so some of them produce crap. I don't think this reflects poorly on men or women and seems to match my experiences in the work environment.
Yes, it is technically correct, but misleading in the sense it makes a 5% difference (what is the margin of error again?) look bigger than it is.
Perhaps a women's and man's communication style changes when they are IN vs OUT? I would assume that they sometime have to answer questions about the change. Seriously though if you look at the charts the differences in percentage is so small it's negligible.
Charts that show a percentage range (ie. 60% to 80%) instead of the actual percentage (0% to 100%) to exaggerate differences between amounts on the chart.
After reading the article it appears that women lead pull acceptance in every case except for one edge case, and not by very much(its like 64% vs 63%). Nothing interesting at all here.
All a PIN does is act as a proxy for a ink signature, an issue that the government hasn't been able to figure out yet.
I've had so many issues with the pin I gave up- print out the forms and mail them. It really isn't that hard!
Poloniumto?
Would love to be hacked and have someone pay my back taxes for me!
Then use ad block
Unfortunately though with flash block a lot of sites will think you have flash installed and will dish up flash instead of html 5... I believe youtube does this. I disabled flash completely a few months ago and have been pleasantly surprised- very few site are flash only. My number one beef with flash is instability and slowness and this is gone now.
Yup, had a 63 chrysler new yorker when I was a teen. Could fit a ton of friends in the back of that thing!
I hope you have disabled Flash. Trust me, it is a huge upgrade for your computer.
.... or an alien intelligence has sent us in code the script to a movie about aliens sending plans for a teleportation machine
It's been more than a decade since there his been a non x86 cpu that is comparable in performance. Good stuff!
This isn't that uncommon. If you freeze ethanol in liquid nitrogen it turns into a rubbery solid which probably has flow dynamics
Or maybe it's about a foreign entity putting a bunch of small local providers out of business and then changing their mind about the service being free. I think it is called 'predatory pricing'.
Aren't there tens or hundreds of alt coins that have been doing exactly this?
Would love to have a Panamera, since I can't jam my teenage kids in the back of a 911 :-)
And when this capability is common place (years or decades out) Porsche has the option to change their mind and install these modules into their cars. I think really the point is that Porsche neither desires or needs to spearhead the self driving car initiative.
But there is no way to duplicate the information without doing some kind of man in the middle attack first. I think a warning that the hardware has been changed would of sufficed and leave it to the user to determine if it makes sense....
This sounds like a bogus excuse to me- doesn't the OS/CPU process the fingerprint information? It's a bad design if the sensor does the whole thing.
Maybe the Cayanne but not the Panamera... lots of us like sports cars but have kids etc. If I could afford a Panamera I certainly would not want it to be self driving!
How are humans a small fraction of the shipping weight when you include shielding, life support systems and food that lasts six months?
I don't always talk about meat, but when I do, it's blubbering!