yes could we not have a Bayesian filter so that these articles written in tabloid-ease "looks askance, frowns upon etc" don't get onto the front page - if your a professional you are supposed to trade up to a "proper" broadsheet paper tacky titles devalue the site.
and at a Conference I was at in Liverpool a pimp pulled a knife on one of the attendees unfortunately the delegate I knew who was x 2Parra and is a member of "THEM" (aka the territorial SAS) wasn't in the room.
And then there was the time at another conference the entire mixed religion delegation from NI walked into a Unionist Bar by acident - as they said everyones name changed to Billy or Wilhelmina for the afternoon.
US - but you the one that got caught now pay the price (just like our two cia guys caught bang to rights that you imprisoned for 20 years back in the 50's)
um you know Trains use a lot of power In the United Kingdom, the maximum current that can be drawn by a train is 6,800 A at 750 V good luck with batteries that can deliver that sort of power to run a full size (8 or 12 car) commuter train for any sensible distance.
um you would be shocked how low property taxes for say a £10-20 mill mansion in London are much much lower than the USA in Chelsea the max council tax is £2151 for any house over £320,000
are you not sure the default in the USA is that your employer owns stuff "related" to your employment and it would be hard for an employee to have the cash to fight a claim from an employer.
real geeks would want it in 20mm or 28mm scale so it would fit with the rest of our models - and you Airifix re issue those Operation Herrick sets in 172 stat oh and some models of the tasty Jackals and Coyotes would be nice.
Yes i have worked on a site aimed at the US HR market there are 52 states plus federal employment laws all similar but slightly different imagine the additional wasted cost that a medium or large company has to shoulder to cater for this huge expansion of red tape. where as the UK has one set of employment laws (ignoring the special case of NI where there are slightly different laws to cater for the "traditions" )
As opposed to the crews of the B52's that carpet bombed large chunks of Asia? - a targeted strike is far less likely to have collateral damage - like my dad getting bombed out during ww2 as that side of the family lived a few miles from the biggest spitfire plant in the UK - luckily he wasn't at home then other wise I would not be here:-)
and Yvonne hunni you do know that a big uk jobs site ( brand leader) got Panda'd by google Two weeks ago for far less than what you are doing here your risking destroying slash dots value here.
But they play causal games on mobile and not fully immersive games ala Halo or ME3 and at least the new interface isn't the POS that was the original blade one - a couple of years ago I interviewed at the agency that was responsible for that monstrosity. It was the single most incompetent interview I have ever had (worthy of a submission to the daily WTF) the guy interviewing me had zero idea about the digital marketing space (I suspect he might have had difficulty switching his pc on) and was wearing a ratty T shirt that I would not wear to do the gardening in!
yes but that is done by human officers working on suspects and not a ML/AI system analyzing a huge data set to pick out an individual - you could pick out candidates for humans to have a deeper look i can buy that but predicting individuals by its self (short of a singularity) i find a bit hard to believe
which is what happens when councils outsourced stuff in the UK what an in house person could have changed in say 2 weeks at low cost would take months cost far more and be far more likely to require one or more corrections when it doesn't work as required
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I know i so wanted a fiesta after that (and I don't drive!) though they didn't show the door Gunner pack option to mount a GIMPY :-)
Oh thats a M240 for out American cousins.
yes could we not have a Bayesian filter so that these articles written in tabloid-ease "looks askance, frowns upon etc" don't get onto the front page - if your a professional you are supposed to trade up to a "proper" broadsheet paper tacky titles devalue the site.
and at a Conference I was at in Liverpool a pimp pulled a knife on one of the attendees unfortunately the delegate I knew who was x 2Parra and is a member of "THEM" (aka the territorial SAS) wasn't in the room. And then there was the time at another conference the entire mixed religion delegation from NI walked into a Unionist Bar by acident - as they said everyones name changed to Billy or Wilhelmina for the afternoon.
Lead scientist is Walter Bishop ;-)
Most decent modern TVs have a freeview tuner built and iplayer (for the BBC) plus there are Freeview boxes that act as DVR's
he's suing over his ip in the1957 defense white paper (you know back when the UK had a real aviation industry) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1957_Defence_White_Paper.
Piecework at home is NOT the way id like to see the IT industry going.
And its an unfortunate truth that tightly integrated and collocated teams have much higher productivity.
or one Mac Pro :-)
or as a component in a HPC cluster
8 Cores is not low end
US - but you the one that got caught now pay the price (just like our two cia guys caught bang to rights that you imprisoned for 20 years back in the 50's)
um you know Trains use a lot of power In the United Kingdom, the maximum current that can be drawn by a train is 6,800 A at 750 V good luck with batteries that can deliver that sort of power to run a full size (8 or 12 car) commuter train for any sensible distance.
um you would be shocked how low property taxes for say a £10-20 mill mansion in London are much much lower than the USA in Chelsea the max council tax is £2151 for any house over £320,000
are you not sure the default in the USA is that your employer owns stuff "related" to your employment and it would be hard for an employee to have the cash to fight a claim from an employer.
except in the work place where employers can fire all of a group if they can prove that one committed a workplace theft but cant prove who did it
real geeks would want it in 20mm or 28mm scale so it would fit with the rest of our models - and you Airifix re issue those Operation Herrick sets in 172 stat oh and some models of the tasty Jackals and Coyotes would be nice.
Yes i have worked on a site aimed at the US HR market there are 52 states plus federal employment laws all similar but slightly different imagine the additional wasted cost that a medium or large company has to shoulder to cater for this huge expansion of red tape. where as the UK has one set of employment laws (ignoring the special case of NI where there are slightly different laws to cater for the "traditions" )
As opposed to the crews of the B52's that carpet bombed large chunks of Asia? - a targeted strike is far less likely to have collateral damage - like my dad getting bombed out during ww2 as that side of the family lived a few miles from the biggest spitfire plant in the UK - luckily he wasn't at home then other wise I would not be here :-)
What a company favors a local over foreigners thats not universal justice that is poujadism you could almost think it was France or China :-)
and Yvonne hunni you do know that a big uk jobs site ( brand leader) got Panda'd by google Two weeks ago for far less than what you are doing here your risking destroying slash dots value here.
But they play causal games on mobile and not fully immersive games ala Halo or ME3 and at least the new interface isn't the POS that was the original blade one - a couple of years ago I interviewed at the agency that was responsible for that monstrosity. It was the single most incompetent interview I have ever had (worthy of a submission to the daily WTF) the guy interviewing me had zero idea about the digital marketing space (I suspect he might have had difficulty switching his pc on) and was wearing a ratty T shirt that I would not wear to do the gardening in!
yes but that is done by human officers working on suspects and not a ML/AI system analyzing a huge data set to pick out an individual - you could pick out candidates for humans to have a deeper look i can buy that but predicting individuals by its self (short of a singularity) i find a bit hard to believe
which is what happens when councils outsourced stuff in the UK what an in house person could have changed in say 2 weeks at low cost would take months cost far more and be far more likely to require one or more corrections when it doesn't work as required
multiplication and division is Arithmetic and not Mathematics
people singular or people en mass? Calculating statistically what a group might do might work but an individual that is a big ask)