Actually, we're red-zoned because we alone of all the intelligent species in the galaxy got the definitions of "male" and "female" backwards, and they're afraid we'll have a massive cognitive meltdown when we find out.
It was barely usable for us many-tabs types, until a few years ago when they quit trying to load every single tab when you start it. Now it only tries to open the active tab on each window.
long hours guarantee burnout but don't guarantee rising to the top.
Unless of course your management thinks of long hours a a form of sucking up; then you can "work" long hours and spend the time goofing off, guaranteeing rungs up on the company ladder without burnout.
But I question what you mean by "top of their field". Do you want to be very good at something, climb the company ladder, get rich, or be a Slashdot idol? Different personalities and strategies are needed for each.
And of course, a lucky break helps for all of those except the first.
They killed him because you could feed a random input into his decoder and the movie that came out would be better than anything Hollywood can produce.
I don't know why it's considered news when a politician, accused criminal, participant in a scandal, etc., says something that's utterly predictable without regard to the facts.
The problem is that it requires a Republican Congress to vote in favor of something that lets corporations get away with being stingy. Trump might decide to support it because he doesn't like Silicon Valley, but I can't imagine a Republican Congress siding with the little guy when it comes to money.
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Nice to get an inside look at how the invisible hand helps the market decide.
In any viable biological system, intelligence evolves without bound.
Until it invents an internet, at which point it quickly drowns in its own vice and stupidity.
Actually, we're red-zoned because we alone of all the intelligent species in the galaxy got the definitions of "male" and "female" backwards, and they're afraid we'll have a massive cognitive meltdown when we find out.
It was barely usable for us many-tabs types, until a few years ago when they quit trying to load every single tab when you start it. Now it only tries to open the active tab on each window.
I group tabs by window, then use "tree style tabs" to put them in collapsible sub-groupings.
long hours guarantee burnout but don't guarantee rising to the top.
Unless of course your management thinks of long hours a a form of sucking up; then you can "work" long hours and spend the time goofing off, guaranteeing rungs up on the company ladder without burnout.
But I question what you mean by "top of their field". Do you want to be very good at something, climb the company ladder, get rich, or be a Slashdot idol? Different personalities and strategies are needed for each.
And of course, a lucky break helps for all of those except the first.
You mean all those annoying commercials were just hype?
The movies go by real fast.
They always ask for ridiculously restrictive laws in their host countries.
Maybe so. But it also sounds like 277 special interest groups got together and wrote a law to protect their interests.
They killed him because you could feed a random input into his decoder and the movie that came out would be better than anything Hollywood can produce.
I don't know why it's considered news when a politician, accused criminal, participant in a scandal, etc., says something that's utterly predictable without regard to the facts.
Unless this is a simulation.
Wonder why they're expecting this in the code update?
It's not chemtrails. They're trying to kill the fungus that escaped from the research lab.
The direct genetic chain was broken at least once; Ramesses I (approx 1292 BC) was of non-royal birth.
At various times they had dynasties from Lybia and Nubia. Also, I think the Hyksos were from somewhere east of the delta.
I wouldn't mind earning $88K for working one hour a week.
a) It is fun, if you're doing it because you want to.
b) Slovenliness isn't verboten, it's the norm.
Pirates giving piracy a bad name.
OTOH, since robots will have all the jobs, they won't have anything to retire from.
The problem is that it requires a Republican Congress to vote in favor of something that lets corporations get away with being stingy. Trump might decide to support it because he doesn't like Silicon Valley, but I can't imagine a Republican Congress siding with the little guy when it comes to money.
Trump was adamant that there should be a vote yesterday, presumably because it was the ACA's anniversary.
Is there any reason to suppose Trump gives a shit about this issue?
But then later there's running and screaming.
"Yes, I am a robot, but I'm not going to take your job."
Speak for yourself. Insofar as Google knows, I am a dog.
No, on the internet nobody knows that.
Not only will they take our jobs and make the rich richer, but they'll wear our skins while doing it?