Apparently hair takes forever to compost on it's own. If you just wanted to compost hair, and not use it as a mulch, you could probably pre-treat it with a bit of lye. Just don't make your compost pile too alkaline.
Government can't create jobs, it can only re-purpose money.
Now, if he wants to hold a consortium a la IETF/W3C to create a standard format for records, I'd be all for that. Foster an open source community to create software for those formats, based on the investments of interested parties, more power to him.
These records should not be kept in a central location, rather they should be used as a means to exchange information between providers more easily.
While I like the idea of RentACoder or Guru, the people posting jobs on those sites are mindbogglingly cheap rubes. For example:
You have been invited by the buyer to participate in a project on http://www.rentacoder.com/ for the following bid request:
Title:Java web application, jdbc, jsp, payment integration. Description:Type: Web app.; Using: Java, J2EE, JDBC, JSP, MySql, Javascripts, all browsers. Requires completing a non-disclosure agreement, NDA, to obtain full project details and percentage of deposit held in escrow to hedge against and minimize project risk.
Some of the project deliverables are: * Integration of live/real-time payment processing * Multi-Account registration * Various user groups with varying access levels * Site navigation hyperlinks * Region specific clock and news updates * Content management interface * Administrator console/panel * Dynamically generated pages and panels with scrolling content * Password reset utility/Account lockout security feature * Directories * Newsletter feature * Triggers, Auto-notification, Stored procedures * Built in Node-aware sniffer and product licensing * Software update-deploy utility * Packaged executable interfacing with web application * Search, sorts, queries and data manipulation utilities * Consistent page design and theme * Database design normalized for optimal performance * Language conversion utility * Thorough documentation
Categories:Web, Microsoft Windows, Database, Language Specific, Java, Requirements, Operating Systems / Platforms, UNIX, Internet Browser, Security, Web Services, Linux, MySQL, Java Server Pages (JSP), Search Engine Optimization, Javascript, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, Software Related (Includes Websites) Max Bid:$250
Like hell. That's a representative sample. Don't even get me started on the requests for clone sites.
It's a pretty common to see apps that use the database like it's a big storage closet, ignore stored procedures completely, and implement all data manipulation functions in Java. Is that a smart idea?
Depends on how your database is used, if you ask me. If you have a lot of applications that really need to use the database, then SPs can be a boon. If they just need the occasional object, using web services can be better and SPs could just be an extra step.
If the company you work for has database programmers, whose job is writing efficient queries, then it might be better to use SPs. If you're a small company, that's not necessarily likely.
I've worked at both, and really have no preference. Different solutions for different scenarios.
Then again, lately I'm a Java guy who codes to JPA.
This is why they say don't talk about your compensation. I don't know your specific circumstances, but you could have just bought her some shit from the management.
Keep it to yourself, figure it in as market value, negotiate from there.
I'd chalk it up to the same reason little boys gravitate toward weapons (guns, swords, lasers, whatever) and girls gravitate towards dolls.
Men in general like things that have utility, tools if you will. They like taking things apart and figuring out how they work, and that plays right into CS.
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uoYDsyxUi0
I don't think they can eat exclusively grass, but they will certainly eat grass.
Chickens work too.
Apparently hair takes forever to compost on it's own. If you just wanted to compost hair, and not use it as a mulch, you could probably pre-treat it with a bit of lye. Just don't make your compost pile too alkaline.
It's a protein based (high nitrogen) mulch. Of course plants grow better.
Government: Arbitrary, stupid, bloated, and unnecessary.
You realize you can buy black powder, by the pound, in cash, with no identification, right?
Hulu pulls this off, I'm not sure why it's such a problem for NF. Movie instantly become available to all flash-capable platforms.
Probably the same part of "shall not be infringed" most gun control advocates don't understand.
Having worked in two large operations now, for the love of all things pasta, use functional names.
They're both public...
Sun
Red Hat
Government can't create jobs, it can only re-purpose money.
Now, if he wants to hold a consortium a la IETF/W3C to create a standard format for records, I'd be all for that. Foster an open source community to create software for those formats, based on the investments of interested parties, more power to him.
These records should not be kept in a central location, rather they should be used as a means to exchange information between providers more easily.
"My ability to tolerate bullshit is directly proportional to my salary."
While I like the idea of RentACoder or Guru, the people posting jobs on those sites are mindbogglingly cheap rubes. For example:
You have been invited by the buyer to participate in a project on http://www.rentacoder.com/ for the following bid request:
Title:Java web application, jdbc, jsp, payment integration.
Description:Type: Web app.; Using: Java, J2EE, JDBC, JSP, MySql, Javascripts, all browsers.
Requires completing a non-disclosure agreement, NDA, to obtain full project details and percentage of deposit held in escrow to hedge against and minimize project risk.
Some of the project deliverables are:
* Integration of live/real-time payment processing
* Multi-Account registration
* Various user groups with varying access levels
* Site navigation hyperlinks
* Region specific clock and news updates
* Content management interface
* Administrator console/panel
* Dynamically generated pages and panels with scrolling content
* Password reset utility/Account lockout security feature
* Directories
* Newsletter feature
* Triggers, Auto-notification, Stored procedures
* Built in Node-aware sniffer and product licensing
* Software update-deploy utility
* Packaged executable interfacing with web application
* Search, sorts, queries and data manipulation utilities
* Consistent page design and theme
* Database design normalized for optimal performance
* Language conversion utility
* Thorough documentation
Categories:Web, Microsoft Windows, Database, Language Specific, Java, Requirements, Operating Systems / Platforms, UNIX, Internet Browser, Security, Web Services, Linux, MySQL, Java Server Pages (JSP), Search Engine Optimization, Javascript, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, Software Related (Includes Websites)
Max Bid:$250
Like hell. That's a representative sample. Don't even get me started on the requests for clone sites.
This would happen on the graveyard shift back in the day. I only ever sent out one that was mildly incoherent.
I caught myself on all the rest. I wish I still had the file I kept of them; a few of the gems I kinda remember:
something about hot dogs
information regarding the customer's order of shoes arriving on time.
I worked at a domain registrar/hosting company :)
Greening the desert
It's a pretty common to see apps that use the database like it's a big storage closet, ignore stored procedures completely, and implement all data manipulation functions in Java. Is that a smart idea?
Depends on how your database is used, if you ask me. If you have a lot of applications that really need to use the database, then SPs can be a boon. If they just need the occasional object, using web services can be better and SPs could just be an extra step.
If the company you work for has database programmers, whose job is writing efficient queries, then it might be better to use SPs. If you're a small company, that's not necessarily likely.
I've worked at both, and really have no preference. Different solutions for different scenarios.
Then again, lately I'm a Java guy who codes to JPA.
This is why they say don't talk about your compensation. I don't know your specific circumstances, but you could have just bought her some shit from the management.
Keep it to yourself, figure it in as market value, negotiate from there.
Sounds a bit like the kindOfThingAnIdiotWouldHaveOnHisLuggage.
Should be pretty obscure.
Fair enough on the first one. The latter two, that's human (male, in this case) nature.
We're not particularly complex, or discrete creatures. I recommend using it for your own gain.
Like fucking hell. I would enjoy teaching, but I won't set foot in a classroom alone with minors.
There's a legal prejudice against men in alleged teacher-student sex cases.
Real or perceived, fuck that noise.
I'd chalk it up to the same reason little boys gravitate toward weapons (guns, swords, lasers, whatever) and girls gravitate towards dolls.
Men in general like things that have utility, tools if you will. They like taking things apart and figuring out how they work, and that plays right into CS.
Women, not so much.
We're simply different, and that's ok.
Allow me to put this in a way you'll understand:
interest = isSmart + canCode + isFunny + isCheerful;
if (hasTits && interest) {
hitOn(interest);
}
B-b-but equality!
Linky
Same as your first command:
grep -ri keyword /path/to/whatever/