O perhaps you're smart enough to use exponential to describe a situation where the rate of change of something is proportional to that thing, rather than treating it as the linguistic equivalent of parmesan cheese and balsamic vinegar.
Poor Immigrants from Asia tend to counter your argument.
My grandad counters the argument that smoking is bad for you. He used to get through three packs a day from the age of 14 to 90 when he was run over by a bus while training for a marathon.
You do realize that every person born on American soil is JUST as much a native as you are, right?
No they aren't. "Native American" doesn't have the same meaning as adding the individual meanings of "Native" and "American".
In any case, I guess it's too late and we're stuck with you. We should have sent your ancestors back to Poland, Ireland or wherever as soon as the bastards landed.
P.S. How many Syrians do you think we should take?
Never said they were. Two comprehension fails in a row.
over-engineering a solution when you don't know what the new requirements will be is a waste of money and time.
Which is what I said.
However Tablizer does have a point that you can, with experience, reasonably guess what will come up, e.g. an accounting system probably will need to handle multiple currencies at some point, aircraft fuelling systems need to handle kilos...
Also that the qualification is relevant, and that the visa applicant does have it. None of this 15 years on Java 9 with a black belt in origami crap.
If you have a strange new world for a freakin' moon then you deserve a better title than "senior asteroid" or "rock++".
I'll just nip down to the makerspace and 3D print a generator.
s/life/oil/
Hmmm. Does it specifically say it has to be on a horizontal road?
O perhaps you're smart enough to use exponential to describe a situation where the rate of change of something is proportional to that thing, rather than treating it as the linguistic equivalent of parmesan cheese and balsamic vinegar.
The thing you're using to share your wisdom was invented by Al Gore.
My grandad counters the argument that smoking is bad for you. He used to get through three packs a day from the age of 14 to 90 when he was run over by a bus while training for a marathon.
It is anecdotes are data week, right?
You have to square the correlation coefficient to get the percent of variance explained. So it's not much more than a third.
I'd say that's pretty impressive. Most people here have never even been outside.
Cite one. One that deals with the scale we're looking at here.
The Guardian said 750,000 which means it's going to be well over a million.
No they aren't. "Native American" doesn't have the same meaning as adding the individual meanings of "Native" and "American".
In any case, I guess it's too late and we're stuck with you. We should have sent your ancestors back to Poland, Ireland or wherever as soon as the bastards landed.
P.S. How many Syrians do you think we should take?
Right. Totally valid comparison, because the hardware grows on trees.
They're very nice, but what do they have to do with the replacement cost?
Constable Savage, would I be correct in assuming that Ms. Ford is a coloured lady?
Fair enough. Start with these fine upstanding people.
Ask the Archbishop of Jeddah.
Pretty bad, I'd say.
But then I am a Cherokee.
One server is an embarrassment. A truckload of servers is a statistic.
... brother Lex was always the naughty one.
Never said they were. Two comprehension fails in a row.
Which is what I said.
However Tablizer does have a point that you can, with experience, reasonably guess what will come up, e.g. an accounting system probably will need to handle multiple currencies at some point, aircraft fuelling systems need to handle kilos...
I just look at the pictures. Ummm, pictures of cats, yes, that's it. Funny funny cats.
And a blow-by-blow account of the flight by StartsWithABang.
While your solution of finding your position on the open sea by not being on the open sea shows a degree of lateral thinking, it does rather skip the difficult bit about finding land in the first place without running into it and, like, totally sinking and dying and stuff.
A committee of bureaucrats decides to enforce a rule that doesn't exist. The King tells them to sod off, and he's in the wrong?