And of course GIGO. Decisions made on incomplete and questionable data. Once a data stream is polluted there is no going back. Which is why non-ACID compliance enrages me.
Just for fun try to run a 419 scam on them and see what happens. Also pretend to be hard of hearing and make it sound like they want to give you money. Etc.
Not really. You have to negotiate a deal with the contracting house as well. Trying to deal with non-perfomant contractors in my experience is a nightmare. Depending on the contract it could end up with your company having to "buy out" the contract or having the contractor replaced with a, just as bad, replacement contractor. Or go through a long and drawn out remediation process.
It's as bad as dealing with a dysfunctional union contract.
Or built by some low end contractor who got their degree from a street corner diploma mill school. And then get thrust into building enterprise scale software.
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Now that Glen Beck endorsed Hillary Trump looks to be the sane and sensible solution. In an insane situation, total madness is the best solution.
What if trump wins by one vote? In a winner take all state one vote could swing the entire electoral college.
Underfund so there is plausible deniability
The Ford Pinto of mobile phones.
It's not so much the neckbeards from what I have observed but rather the brogrammers
Per is easier than Java. Compare Perl code
print "hello world"
to java code
public class hello
{
import java.io.
public static void main()
{
System.out.println("hello world");
}
}
Their parent should learn how to spell Fortran. What's so hard about
print "hello world" ?
autom=nomous flying cars are on the way. Personally I am holding out for nuclear energy too cheap to meter.
Can you justify the closed form assumption?
http://pudge.net/jesux/
Software engineers will never be true engineers.
And of course GIGO. Decisions made on incomplete and questionable data. Once a data stream is polluted there is no going back. Which is why non-ACID compliance enrages me.
I was modded as "informative". Go figure...
Just for fun try to run a 419 scam on them and see what happens. Also pretend to be hard of hearing and make it sound like they want to give you money. Etc.
Where are you getting 47% from?
Humans are apes....
yes and it depends on where the ape was hit. There's even a movie about it http://www.imdb.com/title/tt00...
It's low for Silly Valley, DC, or NYC. But for those of us who live in the real world it isn't bad in most cases.
Not really. You have to negotiate a deal with the contracting house as well. Trying to deal with non-perfomant contractors in my experience is a nightmare. Depending on the contract it could end up with your company having to "buy out" the contract or having the contractor replaced with a, just as bad, replacement contractor. Or go through a long and drawn out remediation process.
It's as bad as dealing with a dysfunctional union contract.
see http://www.wral.com/new-nc-bod...
There we go, blame the victim
I have worked in the industry since the late 80's. I have NEVER been allowed to choose all of my tools.
Or built by some low end contractor who got their degree from a street corner diploma mill school. And then get thrust into building enterprise scale software.
If it's not innovative why is it patented?
But to turn into a total fuck up requires the private sector. See also http://www.wsj.com/articles/ep...