Make the student loans dischargeable and not government guaranteed and none of the useless degree people will be able to get loans. Which would be a very good thing.
Not in all states of the USA. I lied about my age to start working in a kitchen at 14 (had to claim I was 16). Between that, selling fake IDs, pot etc and mowing money from even younger, it paid for my first computer. Fake ID came in handy two years later to buy fucking 3.2 beer, that didn't last long before I made another to get real beer.
Typical limits for 16 year olds are 20 hours a week during the school year and no work after 10pm on school nights. Fucking nannies.
By the time I got my EE and CompE (age 24), I had a solid handle on the building trades, stick welded pretty well, spoke 'machine shop' and had a couple of summers experience working as an Engineering tech. With my two brothers we could also swap a bug motor in under 20 minutes (on a baja, no sheetmetal to unscrew and clutch installed on the new motor before starting). Graduated into a recession, but found work, _good_ work took a little while.
You can't teach hustle, but you can interview for it.
You can get economists to say _anything_. It's called the dismal science for a reason.
I'm proud to say I'm not an economist. Which means I know you can't print money forever. Like I say: if you meet that moron, kick him square in the nuts.
IIRC most of the cane fields are right near the coast (they were burning them when I was there). There is a range of hills near the coast. But that land is relatively expensive as it doesn't flood in cyclones. Near any cities or towns the hills are full of homes of retired people/pot growers/junkies (Thai genetic buds the size of small children). Further out not so much, but still not likely to be owned by the farmers.
The point isn't pumped storage for energy, it's water storage. As such 3 meters of elevation should be more than enough.
William Francis "Bill" Mitchell is a professor of economics at the University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia and a notable proponent of Modern Monetary Theory.
Wikipedia: 'Bill Mitchell (economist)
Modern Monetary Theory (MMT or Modern Money Theory, also known as Neo-Chartalism) is a macroeconomic theory which describes and analyses modern economies in which the national currency is fiat money, established and created by the government. The key insight of MMT is that "monetarily sovereign government is the monopoly supplier of its currency and can issue currency of any denomination in physical or non-physical forms. As such the government has an unlimited capacity to pay for the things it wishes to purchase and to fulfill promised future payments, and has an unlimited ability to provide funds to the other sectors. Thus, insolvency and bankruptcy of this government is not possible. It can always pay
Wikipedia: Modern Monetary Theory
Put simply, so you can understand: He is a fucking moron, who should forever be ignored. Unless you get a chance to kick him square in the nuts.
Netbooks are cheap, almost disposable, laptops with small screens. Today all you can get are cheap, almost disposable, laptops with medium sized screens.
Has he paid off his judgement? How can he afford to waste money on a NYTimes sub? He should be spending his days blowing sailors to raise funds to satisfy the judgement.
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No, calling out the fraud from the basket weavers trying to make their programs look better by putting stones around STEM's neck.
Make the student loans dischargeable and not government guaranteed and none of the useless degree people will be able to get loans. Which would be a very good thing.
Not in all states of the USA. I lied about my age to start working in a kitchen at 14 (had to claim I was 16). Between that, selling fake IDs, pot etc and mowing money from even younger, it paid for my first computer. Fake ID came in handy two years later to buy fucking 3.2 beer, that didn't last long before I made another to get real beer.
Typical limits for 16 year olds are 20 hours a week during the school year and no work after 10pm on school nights. Fucking nannies.
By the time I got my EE and CompE (age 24), I had a solid handle on the building trades, stick welded pretty well, spoke 'machine shop' and had a couple of summers experience working as an Engineering tech. With my two brothers we could also swap a bug motor in under 20 minutes (on a baja, no sheetmetal to unscrew and clutch installed on the new motor before starting). Graduated into a recession, but found work, _good_ work took a little while.
You can't teach hustle, but you can interview for it.
Maybe you weren't paying attention, about 6-8 years ago they shoehorned a bunch of 'air thief degrees' into the STEM category.
Fucking liberals gonna try and redefine terms out from under you, it's what they do.
You don't know what a co-op is do you?
Hint: It's not an unpaid internship.
You can get economists to say _anything_. It's called the dismal science for a reason.
I'm proud to say I'm not an economist. Which means I know you can't print money forever. Like I say: if you meet that moron, kick him square in the nuts.
Unfounded assumption they are using rotary irrigation and sprinkler heads. Ditches and flood.
Broken? Not unless you used too large a magnet to stop them.
It was best to use an electromagnet on a timer, so the meter would be running when the reader came by and your bill wasn't 0.
Not sure. I did some consulting work for them years ago. In any case, it's not the S. Australian government.
Fair enough. Browsing the web, angry birds and candy crush.
Better? Have you tried to run eclipse on a fondleslab? Dev Studio? Photoshop? Gimp? Unity? A decent local database? You're posting on /.
I'm not arguing in favor of crowdsourced netbooks, just in favor of _cheap_, semi disposable laptops that already exist.
Even if you have great connectivity, can you run a terminal server client on android?
Speech to text? Just no.
No really usefull comments yet. How do I use this to get something for nothing.
Bad case of 'Paranoia' you've got there.
I don't want to put words in your mouth. Are you saying the costs will come down if they just spend more?
I don't live in Queensland, but I've been there.
IIRC most of the cane fields are right near the coast (they were burning them when I was there). There is a range of hills near the coast. But that land is relatively expensive as it doesn't flood in cyclones. Near any cities or towns the hills are full of homes of retired people/pot growers/junkies (Thai genetic buds the size of small children). Further out not so much, but still not likely to be owned by the farmers.
The point isn't pumped storage for energy, it's water storage. As such 3 meters of elevation should be more than enough.
I don't think you've ever met a farmer. You're just repeating some durp somebody else told you.
Did you read the same comment I posted? You aren't responding to it.
Short memory. You were laughing six months ago weren't you?
A quick bit of Googling on Bill leads to this:
Wikipedia: 'Bill Mitchell (economist)
Wikipedia: Modern Monetary Theory
Put simply, so you can understand: He is a fucking moron, who should forever be ignored. Unless you get a chance to kick him square in the nuts.
Watts are the same thing as horsepower you halfwit.
Double down on delusional. Good plan.
Netbooks are cheap, almost disposable, laptops with small screens. Today all you can get are cheap, almost disposable, laptops with medium sized screens.
That's what Australia did. Apparently, it is _not_ cheaper in actual real world cases.
Has he paid off his judgement? How can he afford to waste money on a NYTimes sub? He should be spending his days blowing sailors to raise funds to satisfy the judgement.
Ds sure look like they will pivot left. Trump has a decent chance at a second term if they do.