quiet i recall when i worked on campus at CIT late 70's we had an experiment that used time lapse photography with filters and a very narrow dof to take pictures of the pattern that the droplets make from a fire suppression sprinkler we had slices though the z axis.
I was told oh we have brought a a0 digitizer (about 3x my salary) can you hook it up to the pdp running RT11 (there where no drivers for this) and go and talk to the Lead Engineer on the project and work out how to digitize the droplets so we can get there speed and direction.
and quite often these "young" programmers think that OO is the one true paradime that All coders must follow - for a substantial number of problems I would suggest that OO is an extra over head that you probably don't need.
or as we are finding in the uk don't piss of owners of newspapers as they will monster you if they don't like you or if your a curvy 15 year old girl they will publish a count down until your are "legal" to fuck.
so failure of regulation the insurance industry is far more opaque than say banks are ask the insurance industry to explain how with profits funds values are calculated.
rather dark Grey in my opinion though it depends on the eye of the beholder and the Mighty Google tends to apply the "black" term to what they see fit. But take the example of a doctor who is struck off for negligence certainly suppressing that information is not in the public good
Didn't say it was me that went to Oxford - I am dyslexic techie on the team I just went a a "bog standard comp" and then day release at the local college of FE.
Though I suspect that Oxford would have been more sympathetic to dyslexia than my high school - certainly one of my My uncles did his MA at oxford orally because his writing was so bad.
Indeed some HR departments (and US ones tend to be worst culprits) have ideas above there station eg Drug tests and back ground checks for some bog standard little development job - you imagine the HR director spends his weekend dressing up as the SAS/Seal team 6/SAD and running round the woods with a paint ball gun
This level of intrusion for job seekers is only really required/justified for a very small subset of jobs eg those with SC or TS (DV) clearance
This is arguably against Googles guidelines - and I have seen some dubious link directories that appear to be run the insiders in side universitys that try and leverage the high value and trust assigned to a.edu domain.
Why publishers/ad agencies often take English grads from oxbridge = we have an Oxford Alumni on our team (digital marketing for a FTSE100 company) - Bridget Jones worked in publishing and the diary has jokes about "wittgenstein"
And its the plebs gong surprising would have thought an ex civil servant of his grade he should have rated higher - probably the old boys network doing the greasy engineers down again.
these days they are incentivised to get people off so if you don't exactly jump through the hoops you can get JSA removed and due to a problem with my previous bankrupt employer not paying its NI payments I could not claim the even though i had a 30+ year record prior to that.
Yep I know of one UK FTSE100 company where this happened within the last few years its why they currently have very strict rules about how investigations are done - all meetings have external witnesses are recorded and the investigated person gets a copy of the tape.
Bollocks if your grossly abusing the system all the Union does is make sure that you get fired correctly and that employers don't misbehave eg beat confessions out of people.
Heard of the AMA and the BMA - They also function as Unions and I know every Union in the Uk is in awe at how good a deal the GP (Family doctors) when that contract got negotiated
Abby, Ziva and Director Shepard from NCIS to disprove your point none of them are particularly pink fans
quiet i recall when i worked on campus at CIT late 70's we had an experiment that used time lapse photography with filters and a very narrow dof to take pictures of the pattern that the droplets make from a fire suppression sprinkler we had slices though the z axis.
I was told oh we have brought a a0 digitizer (about 3x my salary) can you hook it up to the pdp running RT11 (there where no drivers for this) and go and talk to the Lead Engineer on the project and work out how to digitize the droplets so we can get there speed and direction.
why would they pay him or allow him to work outside their controll
and a 9mm Pill in a few others
yes but he has just admitted to hacking a number government officials which sort of makes that easy.
No its called espionage albeit of the a private venture nature - Presumably the Belizean government will be wanting him extradited ASAP.
and quite often these "young" programmers think that OO is the one true paradime that All coders must follow - for a substantial number of problems I would suggest that OO is an extra over head that you probably don't need.
Oh like they do in Germany for example its common for executives to have armed bodyguards.
or as we are finding in the uk don't piss of owners of newspapers as they will monster you if they don't like you or if your a curvy 15 year old girl they will publish a count down until your are "legal" to fuck.
so failure of regulation the insurance industry is far more opaque than say banks are ask the insurance industry to explain how with profits funds values are calculated.
Another plus for the NHS or the German system - the whole point of insurance is its a pooled risk picking the pool is having your cake and eating it.
rather dark Grey in my opinion though it depends on the eye of the beholder and the Mighty Google tends to apply the "black" term to what they see fit. But take the example of a doctor who is struck off for negligence certainly suppressing that information is not in the public good
Didn't say it was me that went to Oxford - I am dyslexic techie on the team I just went a a "bog standard comp" and then day release at the local college of FE.
Though I suspect that Oxford would have been more sympathetic to dyslexia than my high school - certainly one of my My uncles did his MA at oxford orally because his writing was so bad.
Indeed some HR departments (and US ones tend to be worst culprits) have ideas above there station eg Drug tests and back ground checks for some bog standard little development job - you imagine the HR director spends his weekend dressing up as the SAS /Seal team 6/SAD and running round the woods with a paint ball gun
This level of intrusion for job seekers is only really required/justified for a very small subset of jobs eg those with SC or TS (DV) clearance
This is arguably against Googles guidelines - and I have seen some dubious link directories that appear to be run the insiders in side universitys that try and leverage the high value and trust assigned to a .edu domain.
Why publishers/ad agencies often take English grads from oxbridge = we have an Oxford Alumni on our team (digital marketing for a FTSE100 company) - Bridget Jones worked in publishing and the diary has jokes about "wittgenstein"
And its the plebs gong surprising would have thought an ex civil servant of his grade he should have rated higher - probably the old boys network doing the greasy engineers down again.
these days they are incentivised to get people off so if you don't exactly jump through the hoops you can get JSA removed and due to a problem with my previous bankrupt employer not paying its NI payments I could not claim the even though i had a 30+ year record prior to that.
i think a substantial group of of DM readers are are probably Ukip or in extreme cases BNP
yep you would not believe the deal our GP's got last time the contract was renegotiated.
The B now comes with 512
Yep I know of one UK FTSE100 company where this happened within the last few years its why they currently have very strict rules about how investigations are done - all meetings have external witnesses are recorded and the investigated person gets a copy of the tape.
Bollocks if your grossly abusing the system all the Union does is make sure that you get fired correctly and that employers don't misbehave eg beat confessions out of people.
Heard of the AMA and the BMA - They also function as Unions and I know every Union in the Uk is in awe at how good a deal the GP (Family doctors) when that contract got negotiated
you probably should not call a blacksmith a farrier :-)