Unless your programming is for some very specialized fields it is most likely that the need for very advanced mathematics are few are far enough between, that by the time you need it you will likely need to look it up and refresh your memory anyhow. So long as you are able to learn/re-learn it, you are nearly just as well off learning it as you need it.
I love my Kindle Fire, I can make notes, mark pages, read in the dark, buy a new book when I'm done, read the classics for free etc. I will always choose E-book over paper. Lets face it (In the free world) attempts at censorship or governments tracking your reading habits are not a real concern. Will it ever happen, sure in Iran or China, but the free world would strip power from anyone stupid enough to try that.
Lovely, now everyone's machines will be infected with bitcoin mining viruses, I mean bundled software. It will be up there with all of those useful toolbars they got.
So like, %99.9 of the time they won't plunge full speed into oncoming traffic when it rains. To err is human, to tear down a sidewalk at 55 miles per hour takes a computer.
You've already done the work, go ahead and give it to them, put it into production and prove your worth.
Explain this is given to them as a demonstration of your higher level skills, that you plan on making your long term career.
If there are other projects like this one they would benefit from, put together a proposal of your new job description, and a mention that you would expect a wage appropriate to that description.
If they don't bite, simply mark it down as an achievement on your resume, and get a real job.
It's nice to see some support, however, this is just a small group within the parliament that shares those beliefs. Still a long way off from enough support to become law.
Your dedication and loyalty becomes worthless the minute new management comes along, or the company is sold. If you really feel loyalty to your co-workers keep them in mind if jobs that suit them open up at your new employer.
Also, don't bother with offering your current employer the opportunity to match, it almost always results in surprisingly tiny increases afterwards, where a new employer is likely to consider your salary a starting point, your current employer probably sees you at the top of your pay scale.
Either way, good luck and congrats:-)
Sounds like a plain old Solar Cell, rather than deliver it's power via wire to a water electrolysis unit, the electrolysis occurs at the location of the cell??
So.....
The solar cel now needs to be in water and then you have to capture the hydrogen, while trying not to cover up or submerge the cel?
Agreed, but I have argued with other professionals until I was blue in the face and they still do silly crap like smashing and soaking hard drives, rather than just BootAndNuke.
I think it really is voodoo to some.
Since, the 'Pay' is only about half of a federal employees cost. So it's a wash, now bring in the fact that they likely only need the contractor for a limited time, and now its a good deal.
I doubt they would knowingly censor emails (other than if it had the earmarks of spam). Why bother I'm sure the percentage of those protesters that use Yahoo as their email is quite small. So blocking them would have little to no effect.
They are loosing rather than gaining streaming content (decent stuff over 1 star that is) with their failure to keep starz. They better do some damage control and fire a few executives.
Slavery is about as evil as evil gets, even when it's a prisoner.
The Chinese Government is ultimately to blame for not stopping it:
"a former prison guard who was jailed for three years in 2004 for "illegally petitioning" the central government about corruption in his hometown,"
Unless your programming is for some very specialized fields it is most likely that the need for very advanced mathematics are few are far enough between, that by the time you need it you will likely need to look it up and refresh your memory anyhow. So long as you are able to learn/re-learn it, you are nearly just as well off learning it as you need it.
Read it as a kid, depressing as it gets.
I love my Kindle Fire, I can make notes, mark pages, read in the dark, buy a new book when I'm done, read the classics for free etc. I will always choose E-book over paper. Lets face it (In the free world) attempts at censorship or governments tracking your reading habits are not a real concern. Will it ever happen, sure in Iran or China, but the free world would strip power from anyone stupid enough to try that.
Lovely, now everyone's machines will be infected with bitcoin mining viruses, I mean bundled software. It will be up there with all of those useful toolbars they got.
Unless you are a politician or clergy. Otherwise you can expect to alienate the majority of your co-workers.
Yep, each time a diode on Earth draws > %100 efficiency the life force is sucked from a faery in a parallel dimension!
If you are insulted I need to remind you Sheldon, that it's all in good fun.
Although people can game the system, at least there is a system. It is certainly better than just trusting a piece of paper.
It's a giant EGG!
So like, %99.9 of the time they won't plunge full speed into oncoming traffic when it rains.
To err is human, to tear down a sidewalk at 55 miles per hour takes a computer.
You've already done the work, go ahead and give it to them, put it into production and prove your worth. Explain this is given to them as a demonstration of your higher level skills, that you plan on making your long term career. If there are other projects like this one they would benefit from, put together a proposal of your new job description, and a mention that you would expect a wage appropriate to that description. If they don't bite, simply mark it down as an achievement on your resume, and get a real job.
All that work, just to tear it apart. Why not find the worlds largest dog doo, and blow it up!
Mwhahahahahaha!
Put the little cameras all over a little house and watch the Drama unfold!
It's nice to see some support, however, this is just a small group within the parliament that shares those beliefs. Still a long way off from enough support to become law.
Your dedication and loyalty becomes worthless the minute new management comes along, or the company is sold. If you really feel loyalty to your co-workers keep them in mind if jobs that suit them open up at your new employer. Also, don't bother with offering your current employer the opportunity to match, it almost always results in surprisingly tiny increases afterwards, where a new employer is likely to consider your salary a starting point, your current employer probably sees you at the top of your pay scale. Either way, good luck and congrats :-)
Sounds like a plain old Solar Cell, rather than deliver it's power via wire to a water electrolysis unit, the electrolysis occurs at the location of the cell??
So.....
The solar cel now needs to be in water and then you have to capture the hydrogen, while trying not to cover up or submerge the cel?
Silly.
Agreed, but I have argued with other professionals until I was blue in the face and they still do silly crap like smashing and soaking hard drives, rather than just BootAndNuke. I think it really is voodoo to some.
Since, the 'Pay' is only about half of a federal employees cost. So it's a wash, now bring in the fact that they likely only need the contractor for a limited time, and now its a good deal.
I doubt they would knowingly censor emails (other than if it had the earmarks of spam). Why bother I'm sure the percentage of those protesters that use Yahoo as their email is quite small. So blocking them would have little to no effect.
They are loosing rather than gaining streaming content (decent stuff over 1 star that is) with their failure to keep starz. They better do some damage control and fire a few executives.
Hehhe, amazing what 1 little letter can do.
It means there is about a 1 in 3 chance that "Somebody" is going to hit be debris. Not OK.
That's the problem with 'collectives'
Slavery is about as evil as evil gets, even when it's a prisoner.
The Chinese Government is ultimately to blame for not stopping it: "a former prison guard who was jailed for three years in 2004 for "illegally petitioning" the central government about corruption in his hometown,"