1 - office w/door, see joel on software for an example 2 - cubicles w/entries facing a common area 3 - bullpen, desks in middle of room
Above all, have the team and management agree on a daily 2 to 3hr 'core time' when there are no conversations, pages, phones, meetings, or other distractions.
If everybody buys into core time, the cubes vs. offices, etc. will become a non-issue.
We told the kids that they would get $1 for each 0.1 GPA point, e.g. a 3.5 GPA would get you $35.00.
Straight As got you $40, plus I would buy you anything you want, within reason. The 'within reason' part helped develop negotiating skills, an important thing to have for any adult:-)
Once they figured out what money was, what a GPA was, and how to figure their wages, they were off and running.
The first kid graduated from HS and went into business for himself, he now has several employees and is a 'computer consultant' and wireless ISP provider. He owns his own house at age 30, something I was not able to do at his age.
The second kid graduated from college with degrees in Marketing, Business, and French, on a volleyball scholarship, spent two years in France pretty much working and is now married and living in Alaska.
The third kid dropped out of HS, plays the guitar, WoW, and works at Subway. He's 20something and lives at home.
The fourth kid graduated HS, works two jobs, has her own apartment, and wants to become a fashion consultant.
So I guess the money thing works as long as the student makes the connection between money and work:-)
Someone told me that the reason Airbus relies on automation is that it makes their planes easier to sell to airlines that have pilots with less experience.
Boeing aircraft are designed to be flown by pilots with more experience.
Anybody know how much flight time you need to drive an Airbus vs Boeing?
I am writing this brief letter to bring to your attention a business offer which we believe you might find attractive. Mrs Maria Garibaldi; wife of one a wealthy Martian executive (Late Mr. Michael Garibaldi) seeks a business assistance from a reliable and reputable businessman to invest and manage funds to the tune of 15 Million Credits...
Slashdot Mirror
Micro Cornucopia on the iPad? Let sleeping dogs lie...
gaah, s/Media/Security/
...Don't talk about the Gawker Media Strategy...
Scuff your feet and touch it to a doorknob?
When I solved it, I got 42.
Always a good thing to have in any lab: http://jamesthornton.com/fun/blinkenlights.html For the clueless: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blinkenlights
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
- Albert Einstein
The Tesla Tuber Turbo?
Be in 3D and have a tie-in to LOST?
Mebbe the trillion-dollar hiccup they had was caused by a little Kung Pao Glitch...
1 - office w/door, see joel on software for an example
2 - cubicles w/entries facing a common area
3 - bullpen, desks in middle of room
Above all, have the team and management agree on a daily 2 to 3hr 'core time' when there are no conversations, pages, phones, meetings, or other distractions.
If everybody buys into core time, the cubes vs. offices, etc. will become a non-issue.
... will they be done in 3D?
We told the kids that they would get $1 for each 0.1 GPA point, e.g. a 3.5 GPA would get you $35.00.
Straight As got you $40, plus I would buy you anything you want, within reason. The 'within reason' part helped develop negotiating skills, an important thing to have for any adult :-)
Once they figured out what money was, what a GPA was, and how to figure their wages, they were off and running.
The first kid graduated from HS and went into business for himself, he now has several employees and is a 'computer consultant' and wireless ISP provider. He owns his own house at age 30, something I was not able to do at his age.
The second kid graduated from college with degrees in Marketing, Business, and French, on a volleyball scholarship, spent two years in France pretty much working and is now married and living in Alaska.
The third kid dropped out of HS, plays the guitar, WoW, and works at Subway. He's 20something and lives at home.
The fourth kid graduated HS, works two jobs, has her own apartment, and wants to become a fashion consultant.
So I guess the money thing works as long as the student makes the connection between money and work :-)
A simple cylinder, replicated many many times, would be easier and more reliable to produce:
http://solyndra.com/
Sometimes I think guys from MIT have a degree in over-engineering :-)
That his 90% hit rate will shrink now that he has the Internetz attention.
Bet he didn't predict *that*...
I, Robot: The Ca$hening
Just use handwriting in a CAPTCHA to filter out the twentysomethings!
Brain?
Brain?
What is BRAIN?
Someone told me that the reason Airbus relies on automation is that it makes their planes easier to sell to airlines that have pilots with less experience.
Boeing aircraft are designed to be flown by pilots with more experience.
Anybody know how much flight time you need to drive an Airbus vs Boeing?
Shame on you!
Don't you know it's superstitous to believe in psychics?
My astrologer told me so!
Can we make selection retroactive?
There's several people I'd like to retroactively select...
The translation comes out as:
My name is Kosh Naranek.
I am writing this brief letter to bring to your attention a business offer which we believe you might find attractive.
Mrs Maria Garibaldi; wife of one a wealthy Martian executive (Late Mr. Michael Garibaldi) seeks a business assistance from a reliable and reputable businessman to invest and manage funds to the tune of 15 Million Credits...
... for the Moon.
... any time I was in doubt as to what to do, President McBang would post the question to Slashdot and use the top-moderated answer for guidance.
Oh, and I'd ask Cmdr Taco what he thought as well.
Amen, bro!
eBay is the biggest junkbox on the planet...