Exactly. You said it much better than I did. When I say it doesn't "matter" I mean it isn't worth stressing yourself to death about it, not that it isn't useful work. The world won't end (even if your entire IT company disappears!). What if Google went away tomorrow? Would the world end? Is Google useful, sure.
That is the exact definition of "fake". You stress yourself out because you "want to remain employed with your current company" because idiots like you think that "having the work done on time" really matters. It really doesn't. You aren't important and neither is your "work". Oh and shut up and about software that "controls/drives cars, etc". None of that is crucial. Amazingly, we had cars and airplanes and nuclear reactors before software was invented. And I am not talking 200 years ago, try 50. You probably think you are super important, but you aren't. If your company vanished tomorrow, it really wouldn't matter.
Yes, but the stress that tech people experience is completely fake. It REALLY doesn't matter if your work is done on time. It really doesn't. It isn't essential. No one is going to die if your software or network doesn't work. And don't give me that BS about "medical software or emergency systems". Amazingly humans survived for thousands of years without IT or computers. If Google disappeared tomorrow it wouldn't really matter. It would be disruptive: but no one would die. And Google is more integrated into our society than most IT companies. And if you get fired from your IT job, you can get another. Real stress is not knowing where your next dollar is coming from.
Did you know the reason marijuana is illegal is because of the cotton industry didn't want the hemp industry to happen? Some guy told me that at a concert once. Blew my mind. Hemp is much superior to cotton. That is why people who smoke pot love hemp. They are intensely interested in material science.
If Watson could actually do Y and Z it would be worth many many billions. The IBM Developers Cloud is precanned marketing stuff. It isn't real, as people find out once they actually have to apply it to real life (and start paying real dollars for it)
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Exactly. You said it much better than I did. When I say it doesn't "matter" I mean it isn't worth stressing yourself to death about it, not that it isn't useful work. The world won't end (even if your entire IT company disappears!). What if Google went away tomorrow? Would the world end? Is Google useful, sure.
Yes, you should be grateful, but you are an ungrateful self centered little shit. Common malady.
" and I'd rather be outside moving around and getting shit done... even if it is tough physical work. "
You just said that. What are you getting so upset about snowflake? Go do it then.
That is the exact definition of "fake". You stress yourself out because you "want to remain employed with your current company" because idiots like you think that "having the work done on time" really matters. It really doesn't. You aren't important and neither is your "work". Oh and shut up and about software that "controls/drives cars, etc". None of that is crucial. Amazingly, we had cars and airplanes and nuclear reactors before software was invented. And I am not talking 200 years ago, try 50. You probably think you are super important, but you aren't. If your company vanished tomorrow, it really wouldn't matter.
Try living in a shack not knowing where your next meal comes from.
Yes, but the stress that tech people experience is completely fake. It REALLY doesn't matter if your work is done on time. It really doesn't. It isn't essential. No one is going to die if your software or network doesn't work. And don't give me that BS about "medical software or emergency systems". Amazingly humans survived for thousands of years without IT or computers. If Google disappeared tomorrow it wouldn't really matter. It would be disruptive: but no one would die. And Google is more integrated into our society than most IT companies. And if you get fired from your IT job, you can get another. Real stress is not knowing where your next dollar is coming from.
Then just go get a construction job and quit complaining.
Try working construction for minimum wage and not knowing where your next job will come from. Then have your blood pressure tested.
Are those Al Gore disciples?
I also get a Christmas bonus.
I don't know about that. Apparently there is a draft paper available. If anyone knows where it can be found, please post.
I already have a job earning $50,000 in IT in Silicon Valley. But I am open to being poached, if I can get more.
Is this another Intel only bug, or are other processors affected?
Right. Nylon. Potheads are really interested in Nylon. And DuPont.
I agree. It sounds like Amazon is borrowing a page from union grievance processes that don't apply to most corporate employees.
How is this news to you? Companies have been patenting plant genes forever (ok, for 80 years in the US, more than that in the EU).
Did you know the reason marijuana is illegal is because of the cotton industry didn't want the hemp industry to happen? Some guy told me that at a concert once. Blew my mind. Hemp is much superior to cotton. That is why people who smoke pot love hemp. They are intensely interested in material science.
Another layer to use is to add support for Hosts Files. There is a Host File engine that I recommend that is fast and secure.
...it can be applied to important things like X and Y and Z! We promise. It isn't just for games. This is real important stuff.
Good point. I retract my statement.
...is a lie. Welcome to 2018.
The ironic part is that is where we store the UFOs. Author was right, just had wrong conclusion.
I can confirm that the NSA is not monitoring from this location. We do all our monitoring from 3400 Conne
I am an expert in all things. I can tell you conclusively it does not work. If it did, it would make billions.
If Watson could actually do Y and Z it would be worth many many billions. The IBM Developers Cloud is precanned marketing stuff. It isn't real, as people find out once they actually have to apply it to real life (and start paying real dollars for it)