um posibly not - there's much much more emphasis on education in India (Dr, Lawyer and engineer) - and I suspect that a break down of SV engineers from the subcontinent by caste and religion might be interesting reading.
And in India there are quotas/affirmative action for the Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Castes which is not the case in the USA and the UK.
Unfortunately I have had this tendency confirmed by my CCNA lecturer who also did training for the MOD - to much reliance on hierarchy in a lot of cases doesn't help when you get into the "well it depends" sort of answers - strange OSPF and STP behaviors being a couple of examples.
well if the first thing they say is ""the oldest person in the group" Id be inclined to comment well maybe for my 20% time I could mentor your hr director in you know actually doing his job:-) (oh and name drop Vint who back in my Dialcom days was I suppose the top technical boss in the company oh and our UK written system beat their POS hands down)
Engineers vs Scientists - an Engineer is a Scientist with thumbs (but the technician really knows whats going on ) - I started in RnD as a Research assistant
yes just prior to doing my fist www project in 1994 - I worked on a traditional client server using oracle to install our application we had to physically go on site and install 16 different floppy disks - took 2 of us 2 days to install 6 machines.
I remember commenting to my Boss after the end of the www project about how the it could save huge amounts of money in deployment.
Yes you need to checkout some of the sites for people working in COIN and small wars - the zetas are tame compared to the Templars think chaos cult from Warhammer and then some.
um the USA's grid right (rolls on floor laughing) - hint 1st word countries don't have brown outs in major cites in normal operation. I doubt the uk grid could handle say 50% of cars being put on charge each evening with out huge investment and flooding large parts of wales Scotland for stored hydro power.
Really hydrogen fuel cells have a lot of advantages - we have a network of petrol stations which could be converted - and at the levels of power required to recharge electric cars in a relatively quick time your going to have a lot more horrific accidents.
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no but if you worked for a tool company and invented a new screwdriver they would own it.
and if its related to your job but done out side of work time they own it too
um posibly not - there's much much more emphasis on education in India (Dr, Lawyer and engineer) - and I suspect that a break down of SV engineers from the subcontinent by caste and religion might be interesting reading. And in India there are quotas/affirmative action for the Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Castes which is not the case in the USA and the UK.
There are studies in the UK the the cohort that performs the worst is lower class white kids ( who also have a distinct anti nerd bias)
Unfortunately I have had this tendency confirmed by my CCNA lecturer who also did training for the MOD - to much reliance on hierarchy in a lot of cases doesn't help when you get into the "well it depends" sort of answers - strange OSPF and STP behaviors being a couple of examples.
big publishers have a lot of documents - which is what my 20% project is at RBI is based on
woo 3 years so long LN Risk of the arms of our parent has been working with big data for over a decade - hmm must put that on my CV :-)
in Germany they also split you out into the different types of schools (Hauptschule, Realschule or Gymnasium )
well you need to solve real world problems not rote learned CS simple problems
well if the first thing they say is ""the oldest person in the group" Id be inclined to comment well maybe for my 20% time I could mentor your hr director in you know actually doing his job :-) (oh and name drop Vint who back in my Dialcom days was I suppose the top technical boss in the company oh and our UK written system beat their POS hands down)
Engineers vs Scientists - an Engineer is a Scientist with thumbs (but the technician really knows whats going on ) - I started in RnD as a Research assistant
yes Shes a scientist not an Engineer - Maggie Thatcher was a chemist as well.
was a civil engineer by training.
yes just prior to doing my fist www project in 1994 - I worked on a traditional client server using oracle to install our application we had to physically go on site and install 16 different floppy disks - took 2 of us 2 days to install 6 machines.
I remember commenting to my Boss after the end of the www project about how the it could save huge amounts of money in deployment.
no no - the only thing you should allow the architect to do is chose the paint color's.
yes going against people who skin and disembowel prisoners alive - yes I think thats in over your heads
Yes you need to checkout some of the sites for people working in COIN and small wars - the zetas are tame compared to the Templars think chaos cult from Warhammer and then some.
um the USA's grid right (rolls on floor laughing) - hint 1st word countries don't have brown outs in major cites in normal operation. I doubt the uk grid could handle say 50% of cars being put on charge each evening with out huge investment and flooding large parts of wales Scotland for stored hydro power.
you know that the traditional apprenticeships are 4/5 years (first year spent filing and making the tea)
Really hydrogen fuel cells have a lot of advantages - we have a network of petrol stations which could be converted - and at the levels of power required to recharge electric cars in a relatively quick time your going to have a lot more horrific accidents.
and if a lot of houses put there cars on charge over night its going to do terrible things to the national grid.
And from my dim a distant mech eng technical course its much easier to cast (using Victorian era sand casting) a circle than a square shape..
Cant see the average tech company committing to a 4/5 year apprenticeship program.
Bell labs was funded by a Monopoly provider.
Its not to late to come back I am sure the nicer bits could join Canada or Rejoin the UK (as you all love Liz II so much)
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