What we have is a glut of workers (in software anyways) that THINK they're skilled.
Turns out floating through your undergraduate, gaining no work experience, and being terrible at interviewing makes you ill prepared to work in the field. Who knew.
Well unless you wanted to work behind a retail counter getting a degree is a good way to expand your potential options.
It is the right path, if the things you want to do require a degree. If you want to work in the trades, you can do that too, with a different sort of pathway.
Simple fact of the matter is that people with degrees earn more money than those without. So if your pathway was 'earn more money', then sure, this was the best path. If you thought more about 'what do I want to do' then there are other paths available depending on the answer to that question.
He's giving the facts of the matter, and this is relevant even here in the US. If you don't go and get experience during college, you're going to be well behind your peers that do. Both in interviewing and getting noticed via your resume.
Universities that are smart push these things all the time for good reason, they improve hiring rates.
For some people it's so out of the way they don't give a shit. Seriously, if I don't notice the 'blinking squares' and go on with my normal activities am I damaged? Did I get harmed somehow?
Snowden hasn't been through due process, hasn't even been convicted of anything. So yeah, you can't really 'pardon' him, you'd have to drop the charges which the DOJ can be ordered to do at any point in time.
Apparently when a 'bunch of scientists' get together to eat a cheesburger it needs a fucking disclaimer that 'no guy, honest, we're not doing science'.
I think you're forgetting that climate change (in history) has caused major civilizations to falter and die. This leaves a bunch of nuclear warheads in the hands of whoever fucking wants them. We were concerned about Russia falling to 'democracy' and losing track of them, and that's just a minor blip compared to climate change.
Humanity will live just fine, it's 'governments' that will have a hard time surviving it.
Preventing people from getting your movies for free does not in fact make them better able to afford your movies, or make it seem more worth it to those who can.
Russia incited an internal revolution and then said 'come on home'. There was no invasion, there was no occupation. Keep to the real news, not the fake stuff.
But I can already tell where your head is, sad thing this is 'insightful'.
Permits are just a money grab by the state, ultimately.
These states already require a permit, it's called a registration. They can pull this registration at any time for any reason. They can also track via the registration.
They also require insurance for liability reasons.
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I'm not sure where you're getting that from, when reading that particular act of legislation.
Unless we're going for the whole reaching argument, and it's a pretty fucking large reach.
What we have is a glut of workers (in software anyways) that THINK they're skilled.
Turns out floating through your undergraduate, gaining no work experience, and being terrible at interviewing makes you ill prepared to work in the field. Who knew.
That's a regulation and/or rule, not a law.
The more you know.
It's approximately 6 trillion held by foreign nations, not 1.something trillion. You can get at that directly from the Treasury department.
You are correct that most of the debt is owned by us in one way or another, but your figures are way off.
Well unless you wanted to work behind a retail counter getting a degree is a good way to expand your potential options.
It is the right path, if the things you want to do require a degree. If you want to work in the trades, you can do that too, with a different sort of pathway.
Simple fact of the matter is that people with degrees earn more money than those without. So if your pathway was 'earn more money', then sure, this was the best path. If you thought more about 'what do I want to do' then there are other paths available depending on the answer to that question.
Did Mr. Peruzza imply this would help him now?
He's giving the facts of the matter, and this is relevant even here in the US. If you don't go and get experience during college, you're going to be well behind your peers that do. Both in interviewing and getting noticed via your resume.
Universities that are smart push these things all the time for good reason, they improve hiring rates.
That might tell you something.
For some people it's so out of the way they don't give a shit. Seriously, if I don't notice the 'blinking squares' and go on with my normal activities am I damaged? Did I get harmed somehow?
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Snowden hasn't been through due process, hasn't even been convicted of anything. So yeah, you can't really 'pardon' him, you'd have to drop the charges which the DOJ can be ordered to do at any point in time.
The fact that you believe this is 'expensive' is why we have tax policy like we do lol
And none of those languages are offered at most public schools, not one of them.
Fucking Arabic in 7th grade? Are you daft or do you have no knowledge of the typical American HS student?
Stop sucking at interviews and you'll get one.
You being black is entirely irrelevant information here.
Think the other guy handled that case pretty well, and I think I gave the appropriate label. Do you guys even read these days?
Maybe delusional is a better word.
If you can't figure that out in the first week of press releases and twitter happenings you're a fucking brainless puppet.
Apparently when a 'bunch of scientists' get together to eat a cheesburger it needs a fucking disclaimer that 'no guy, honest, we're not doing science'.
I think you're forgetting that climate change (in history) has caused major civilizations to falter and die. This leaves a bunch of nuclear warheads in the hands of whoever fucking wants them. We were concerned about Russia falling to 'democracy' and losing track of them, and that's just a minor blip compared to climate change.
Humanity will live just fine, it's 'governments' that will have a hard time surviving it.
It's a damn shame this is 'insightful'.
It's moved forward because Trump is an unhinged leader at the helm of the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons in existence.
That's not opinion, it's a fact. It's even better than an 'alternative fact'.
The 'Average Joe' isn't buying a fucking Tesla lol
It's a common affliction when you try to be a pedant but get put in your place. It'll heal up in a few years I'm sure.
Preventing people from getting your movies for free does not in fact make them better able to afford your movies, or make it seem more worth it to those who can.
Are you somehow implying that having coal/coal redundancy is different than solar/hydro redundancy?
We run nuclear/hydro redundancy in my area. Are we doing it wrong?
"who studies happiness for a living"
I mean, the existence of this field of study pretty much ruined it for me.
No.
Russia incited an internal revolution and then said 'come on home'. There was no invasion, there was no occupation. Keep to the real news, not the fake stuff.
But I can already tell where your head is, sad thing this is 'insightful'.
Permits are just a money grab by the state, ultimately.
These states already require a permit, it's called a registration. They can pull this registration at any time for any reason. They can also track via the registration.
They also require insurance for liability reasons.